Dragon Ball : Kame House

I remember Dragon Ball, an animation I have enjoyed and enjoyed so much since I was a child. I started a challenge to make the most impressive scenes and places out of bricks.

This is the house of Master Roshi KAME HOUSE in the early story of Dragon Ball. (KAME is Japanese for turtle.)

I tried to match the settings and proportions as accurately as possible based on the materials in the original work.

Please note that the story is set in the time when the character 'Lunch', young Son Goku, and Cleaning lived together.

Lunch is a quiet woman, but she is a fun character whose personality and appearance change wildly when she sneezes.

Did you know that there is a martial arts practice room in the basement of this house?

And there is also a turtle room. (I found this out after reviewing a lot of materials.)

I really wanted to express the entire island and the basement of the house.

So I created a base and adjusted the height of the island to express the depth of the basement.

The interior was also designed to express the original feeling of the first and second floors as much as possible. The first floor has a living room, kitchen, and bathroom.

The second floor is the bedroom where Lunch used to live, and there is a closet and storage room, and Lunch's machine gun is mounted on the window.

On the outskirts of the island, there is an entrance to the passage where the turtle goes into the basement of the house.

I expressed various settings and details that any Dragon Ball fan can relate to and reminisce about.

Did you all enjoy watching Kame House? I hope many people like it and remember it.

I ask for your support and thank you.