1/150 ED77-14 with radio antenna [A0185]

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Product Description ■ ED77! with radio antenna, succeeded by R
[Actual car]
The Class ED77 electric locomotive is an AC electric locomotive manufactured by Japan National Railways in 1967.
It is a thyristor controlled locomotive manufactured for subtrunk line with limited axle weight. Units 1 to 14 were manufactured in 1967 and Unit 15 was manufactured in 1970 for Banetsu West Line electrification.
It is a mass-produced car based on ED93, a prototype thyristor controlled locomotive that appeared in 1965. The front side is a through type, and it is equipped with a multi-stage control system to enable multi-stage operation.
The intermediate bogie is a 4-stage switching system with a axle weight of 14 to 16.8t to be used commonly for trunk line and subtrunk line.
It was placed in the Fukushima Engine Depot and used for passenger trains and freight trains in Banetsu West Line, etc., but it was scrapped by 1993 after it was replaced with the ED75.
[Product Overview]
● Further enhancement of the Microace electric locomotive series
● Headlight lighting (with ON-OFF switch)
● Power unit with flywheel
● ED77 with radio antenna installed as separate metal parts for the guide handrail on the front side
● Unified radio antenna installed on the roof after privatization
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[Options]
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