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Product Description ■ Additional Doors to Counter Commuter Rush!
[Actual Cars]
● The Series 50 General Passenger Cars were manufactured between 1977 and 1982 to replace old and obsolete passenger cars in various parts of Japan and to utilize the unused locomotives.
● The body was painted in only red and became familiar with the nickname "Red Train".
● The Ohaf 51 and Oha 51 were improved to keep the car warm and to change the structure around the windows for Hokkaido. They are different from the Honshu type cars in that they have small windows instead of unit sashes on the exterior.
● As an attempt to make getting on and off smoothly during the rush hour, in 1987 the Oha 51-41 was remodeled with additional doors and decks in the center of the body. It later became the 711 series with three doors and the 721 series was born.
[Product Overview]
● Further enhancement of the Microace Passenger Car Series
● The MA ` s choice series
that selects and releases unique cars from the Microace lineup
● Among the 50 series, the cars with a special window arrangement are reproduced with a special body and seat parts
● Among the 50 series, the cars with a special window arrangement are reproduced with a special body and seat parts
● The red 50 series with more doors is partially different from the actual cars
* A separate locomotive is required for running
[Accessories]
Destination seal
* Additional locomotives are required for running
[Product details]
[Scale : 1/150
* The photo shows the previous version of the product. G0001/G0002/G0003/G0004
[Accessories]
Destination seal
* Additional locomotives are required for running
[Accessories]
Destination seal
* Additional locomotives are required for running
[Accessories]
Destination seal
* Additional locomotives are required for running 0003 8646