[Actual vehicle]
- In 1971 (Showa 46), a prototype car of a new model vehicle for the Shinjuku Line was scheduled to open at the Toei Subway.
- Vehicle called type 10-000 is an ambitious design incorporating many new ideas such as chopper control, air conditioner, etc. Mass-production cars appeared at the opening of the metropolitan Shinjuku line in 1978 (Showa 53) year.
- The car body is a 20 m class four doors based on the ride agreement with Keio Electric Railway. Initially it is semi-stainless steel, after all the body of the stainless steel and the front window is hollowed down and the yellowish green color of the route color is accented and under it It features four headlights, a unique design that arranges tail lights side by side.
- A total of 224 were manufactured in the long term from 1971 (Showa 46) year to 1997 (Heisei 9). There were minor differences depending on the manufacturing year, and as a result of the formation of 8 cars which were originally 6 cars, the installation of the cooling device in the air conditioning preparation car, the installation of the skirt, the renewal work, etc., various variations there is.
[Product Summary]
- Further enhancement of micro ace railway train series
- Head light, taillight, front display lights on. LED use
- Pass indicator lights on (with ON - OFF switch)
- Power unit with flywheel mounted
- Review the front light shape
- Commercialization of car body unupdated appearance
- 10-205 shows that the pantograph of Honachimata was removed
[Organization Chart]
- A9970
← Hashimoto · Shinjuku Hon-Hachiman →
10-209 + 10-208 + 10-207 + 10-206 + 10-205 (M) + 10-202 + 10-201 + 10-200
- A9971
← Hashimoto · Shinjuku Hon-Hachiman →
10 - 239 + 10 - 238 + 10 - 237 + 10 - 236 + 10 - 235 (M) + 10 - 232 + 10 - 231 + 10 - 230
[option]
- narrow interior light: G0005 / G0006 / G0007 / G0008
- Microcoupler Dense - Ash: F0002
[accessories]
- Seal
※ Tokyo Metropolitan Government Transport Bureau commercialization license application pending
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