- Roar GTO-VVVF!
- The long-awaited plastic kit of the energy-saving train representing the 90s is now available!
- New innovative kit [Plakit-Extra] series with simple painting, omitted assembly, and easy power installation
- Comes with seat parts as an appendix!
- The next-generation energy-saving train [209 series commuter train], which is representative of the 90's near Tokyo, has been made into a plastic kit with PLUM's innovative and new project kit [Plakit-Extra] series.
- [Plakit-Extra] is a series based on the concept of [simplified painting, omitted assembly, and easy power installation] that is more user-friendly while maintaining the power and quality of 1/80 scale.
- One of the features of stainless steel vehicles is the color coding [line color], which uses separate parts for the color part, and the finish is exactly as you imagined without painting.
- Also, the sash, which has been modified to become an opening/closing window, is reproduced with two-color molded parts. (Can be reproduced even before modification)
- You can enjoy complex color coding by combining multiple parts around the distinctive black face at the top without painting.
- Keihin Tohoku color skirt and intermediate car underfloor equipment reproduce the unupdated appearance.
- The PS28 pantograph installed on Moha 209 is movable up and down, and the piping on the roof is also depicted separately.
- The trolley expresses wavy wheels that look great when displayed, and can be made to run as a 16th gauge (HO gauge) by using Tenshodo running parts.
- Decals containing the direction curtains for each destination are also included!
- This production version comes with seat parts as an appendix.
- (Keihin Tohoku color) Intermediate car set includes Moha 209 and Moha 208 with sky blue band. Please enjoy it in combination with the lead car set sold separately.
- Scale: 1/80
- Total length: approx. 250mm
- Specifications: Plastic kit
*It is not possible to drive with this kit alone.
- In addition to this product, we recommend Tenshodo No. 05007 Coreless Power Truck 26P II (φ10.5 plate wheels) and Tenshodo No. 69006T-Evolution running parts kit.
- Regarding the coupler, please use your favorite coupler available on the market.
*The image is a prototype and may differ from the actual product.
*This is a plastic kit that requires assembly and painting. Separate tools and paint are required.
*As this is a display model, this product cannot be used alone.
*Adjustment may be required for running depending on track conditions, etc. Please use your own discretion when installing and processing the equipment, and do so at your own risk.
*Also, please do not contact Tenshodo Co., Ltd. regarding the installation of coreless power trucks.
[Organization example]
←Omiya Ofuna→
Kuha 209 +
Saha 209 + Moha 209 +
Moha 208 +
Saha 208 +
Saha 209 +
Saha 209 +
Moha 209 +
Moha 208 +
Kuha 208Bold : Kuha 209/Kuha 208 set
Bold underlined part : Moha 209/Moha 208 set
Underlined part : Saha 208 single item / Saha 209 single item
[[209 series] (Keihin Tohoku color) train]
- Born in 1993 as a commuter train that will be the next generation of JR East. After developing the 901 series prototype commercial vehicle, it was launched as a mass-produced vehicle.
- Various reviews were carried out from the fundamentals of the vehicle, including the car body, bogie, and main circuit system, and it became the foundation of the current JR East commuter and suburban trains, and has also been used for vehicle development not only for JR but also for Japan's [new train series]. It had a big impact.
- Keihin, which traverses the Tokyo metropolitan area, is equipped with many equipment that symbolizes the era from the 1990s, such as the GTO thyristor VVVF inverter device with its characteristic scale and the Saha 208, a 6-door car that appeared as a solution to the increasingly intense commuter transportation. It was active on the Tohoku-Negishi Line until January 2010. Some of the vehicles have been diverted to the Boso Line and can still be seen today.
- Licensed for commercialization by JR East Japan
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )