Product Description

[About the actual car]
In 1923, when the electrified section of the Tokaido Line was extended from Tokyo to Odawara, the Deha 43200 electric train was introduced to operate on this section.
Previously, the Ministry of Railways had only been responsible for short-distance commuter transport, but this model was equipped with box seats based on the structure of passenger cars, and was the Ministry of Railways' first medium- to long-distance electric train.
However, when the Great Kanto Earthquake occurred, plans for medium- to long-distance train service were thwarted, and within a few years of its introduction, it was converted into a commuter train and disappeared.
Because of its unfortunate and short lifespan, this train is sometimes called "A Certain Train," after the image of the luxury passenger cars imported from America by Kyushu Railway at the end of the Meiji period.

[About the model]
This is a paper kit mainly composed of laser-cut hard paper components.
Assembly requires some experience.
Special grade band decals are included.
Some of the parts are 3D printed.

[Other parts required in this kit]
PVC board for window cells
KATO Wheel (Short Axle) 11-607
PS11 pantograph
KATO coupler N11-721
Tetsuro Power TM-07R


Item Size/Weight : 31 x 22.3 x 2.7 cm / 197g

Product Specifications

Item series

Unassembled Kit

Organization

Japanese Government Railways (JGR)

Region

Kanto

Item code

1-010

JAN code

4595055667286

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