[Z Shorty EMD F7 Main Product Specifications]
――It is a 2-car set of A unit with a cab and B unit without a cab.
--If you incorporate the SA001-1 power chassis normal type (sold separately) and the SA003-1 trailer chassis normal type, you can drive.
--The cab side of the A unit can be connected to another vehicle by removing the front skirt.
--The drawbar comes with a long type.
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--EMD F7A (A unit) x 1
--EMD F7A (B unit) x 1
--Drawbar (long) x 2
[What is EMD F7]
--The model EMD F7 is an electric diesel locomotive produced from 1949 (Showa 24) to 1953 (Showa 28), and it is a particularly successful vehicle in the product group called EMD's F series. ..
――For a wide range of operations from freight to passenger transportation, some of them are still used for towing event trains.
――Various color variations were born due to the difference in the railway company to which you belong, but the specifications that were active in ATSF (Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway) are based on the coloring reminiscent of the Native American crown. Also known as `.
--The specifications that were active in NYC (New York Central Railroad) are called `Lightning Stripes` because they are painted in different shades of gray with a thin white belt that reminds you of lightning.
[What is Z Shorty? ]
--The smallest curved rail on the market from Rokuhan, it can run on a layout using curved rail R45 (about half of A4).
――It is a Z gauge standard vehicle.
――If you decorate it as it is, you can run it like a normal Z gauge by incorporating a cute display model and a power unit.
[Z Shorty Main Product Specifications]
――The body length is about half that of a full-scale vehicle. We pursued details while deforming.
--Motorization is possible by incorporating a power chassis (sold separately) and a trailer chassis (sold separately).
――It is possible to run with a very small layout (about half of A4 size) of about 11 cm in length × about 16 cm in width using curved rail R45.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )