This papercraft set features buildings that can be used as scenery materials for a wide range of tokusatsu series, including Ultraman. The Unica Vision includes breaking news to convey the situation. The "buildings," "flames," and "beams" shown are all included, allowing you to create a powerful display with your figures and soft vinyl toys. * Three types of beams: Specium Ray, Seven's Emerium Ray, and other general-purpose beams. * The Ultraman in the image is approximately 9.5 cm tall, and the Baltan Seijin is approximately 19 cm tall. Also, since most buyers want to "display quickly" rather than "enjoy making" them, we've made them easy to assemble. Adhesion is OK with cellophane tape or glue stick. Even beginners can make a building in 1-2 minutes, and a major feature is that you can choose the shape of the buildings to your liking, except for some. ◆ Contents (Maximum height/mm) High-rise buildings (approx. 282) x 3 Mid-rise buildings (approx. 195) x 5 Low-rise buildings (approx. 93) x 4 Flames (approx. 44) x 3 types (with spares / large, medium, small) Beams x 3 types (with spares / attach bamboo skewers to the back) Instruction manual (how to make buildings / tips for shooting / how to make backgrounds) included Delivery is in the state of the 10th photo (the background sky and soft vinyl toys are not included). We deliberately did not set a rooftop, but at the request of a certain museum that said "I want to be able to see from above," we added a rooftop as a standard setting (3rd photo, image is of a different series of buildings). If you purchase multiple items, a set discount (3-500 yen) will be applied, so please let us know in advance. In the same series, there are also "Roppongi Hills / Battle Diorama," "Abeno Harukas," and others, as well as "N-gauge buildings," "Toei Bus," "vending machines," "retro vending machines," and "construction sites," so please take a look. Reading the profile makes you "feel uneasy," so we don't really recommend it (^^; Perfect for scenery materials for dioramas such as plastic models, soft vinyl toys, and railway models, and recommended for those familiar with works by Tamiya, Epoch, Takara Tomy, Bandai, Hasegawa, Tomica, etc. Also recommended for those interested in MonsterArts, Ultra Seven, Gundam, tokusatsu, N-gauge, Micro Ace, Gamera, Kaiyodo, Mothra, Tsuburaya Productions, Godzilla, Gunpla, etc.