─ - Enjoy variations of type EF 81!
[Actual vehicle guide]
- EF 81 appeared in 1968 as an electric locomotive for both direct current and alternating current both for 50 Hz and 60 Hz
- Operation started with the Sea of Japan Sea Line where there is a direct current and alternating current 50 · 60 Hz section, and after that the operation section was expanded from high versatility
- When Unit 81 operates in 1985, silver decorations such as sides and handrails were added and it became a locomotive locomotive rapidly, and after the appearance that silver entered the handrail etc even after it became a Hokutosei color, after 2014, rose pink It was restored to the image of a silver belt in the aisle, and it has become the locomotive which continues to be exposed to the limelight now
- Together with the passenger of Twilight EXP between Osaka and Sapporo, EF 81, which was in the form of green and yellow belt, was active as a towing machine between Osaka and Aomori
[Product feature]
- Maker's Plate comes with Etching Plate
- ATS · Body markings such as inspection marks printed
- Etched plate for end marking included
- Headlight with bulb color LED on · With ON - OFF switch
- Remove the roof resistor cover and use the energizing terminal for maintenance
- Passing curve is R 600 mm or more (excluding S letter)
- Twilight color reproduces the appearance of a silver belt added above and below the yellow belt
- Reproduction with skirt and front with attached coupler shock absorber
- Inspection opening under the cabin side window is reproduced in separate parts
- Ward seal seal included
- H rubber in each window reproduced in black, JR mark printed
- Each of the Nishigetsu parts is green, the high voltage wiring parts are reproduced with silver color
- Car number is selectable and included with the number plate for etching (EF 81 - 103, 104, 43, 44, 113, 114) (The shape of some car body differs depending on car number)
- [Twilight] [Sea of Japan] [Sword] Printed head mark included
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )