Product Description
- Commuting form E231 system series, Sobu Line, Joban lineup expanding! !
[Vehicle Summary
- E231 series commuter train working in JR East has been active in the Yamanote Line, Sobu Line, Joban Line.
[Vehicle Guide]
- E231 system commuting JR East has developed, has been active in the DC section of the Tokyo metropolitan area by train for the suburbs.
- E231 system of commuter type which appeared for the 103 series replacement of Joban Line began commercial operation from 2002.
- Wearing a two-colored strip of emerald green and bright green color of Joban Line has been operating in up to 15 cars.
[Commercialization Features]
- Joban Line
· Kuha E230 system 1 skirt parts supplied to restructuring the car
And strengthening type skirt top part electricity reproduce the communicating with TN coupler
- Sobu Line
- The final increase 備車 reproduce
• To reproduce equipped with form an enhanced skirt
- Common items
, Car number, car signage and inspection notation such as a transfer sheet included
· Destination direction curtain such as seal accessories
-Waving adopted wheel Cannon motor
· R490 can pass through
[Features]
- Reproduce the E231 system Joban Line specifications 1/80
※ Saha E231 Basic 10-car train to 4 cars, are connected one car that comes with 5-car train
- To represent the shade green 2 colored stripe of the Joban Line
- Car number transfer sheet corresponds with the selection formula (using the transfer sheet than the one supplied with the basic-hematopoiesis set)
- Minimum radius R490 can pass through
The set include:
- Saha E231-0
[Accessories]
- Runner parts: car side indicator (large) × 1
- Runner parts: car side indicator (small) × 1
[Sold separately Options
- Interior light: 0795 E (white)
- JR East commercialization already licensed
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Item Size/Weight : 32 x 9.3 x 6 cm / 247g
Product Specifications
- Item code
- HO-264
- JAN code
- 4543736962649
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 18 per household.