Product Description
─ ─ Tobu express train station! Limited express
[Live action]
- Tobu 1700 model is a limited express type vehicle in which 12 cars were manufactured from 1953 to 1952.
- Initially, it has two-car formation, an appearance with a penetrating front face, and it was active as a limited express to Asakusa - Nikko and Kinugawa Onsen with the early generation express type 5700 series.
- In the Showa 46-47, the same body as the 1720 type was newly constructed, and 1700 type DRC × 2 organization was reorganized in the form of transferring 1700 type control equipment, auxiliary equipment, dolly and the like there.
- After that he worked as a limited express train such as [Kogan] with 1720 type, and retired in 1990 while receiving substitution etc. for a ride comfortable car.
- Final organization 1781 organization is known as a knitting with a unique appearance among 1720 types, a slit was opened in the skirt, and on the cab roof a wind for drawing cold air from the guest room into the cab A road was attached, but this windway was later changed to a cooler.
[Product Summary]
- Further enhancement of micro ace railway train series
- Tobu Deluxe Romance car · Variation model of DRC
- Head light, tail light, head mark on
- Power unit with flywheel mounted
[A 0877] with wind guide device on the driver's seat roof
- New creation of a wind guiding device of the cab roof which is the feature of the 1720 type final formation
- Slit of skirt reproduced by printing
- ATS car rider mounted under the top car floor
[Organization Chart]
← Asakusa Tobu Nikko / Kinugawa Onsen →
Moha 1781 + Moha 1782 (M) + Moha 1783 + Moha 1784 + Moha 1785 + Moha 1786
[option]
- Wide interior light: G0001 / G0002 / G0003 / G0004
- Micro coupler self-made · ash: F0004
[accessories]
- Seal
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Item Size/Weight : 32 x 22.3 x 3.5 cm / 751g
Product Specifications
- Item code
- A0877
- JAN code
- 4968279140390
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 12 per household.