Product Description
--Recreating the appearance of the early 14 series from the JNR era, which had a white stripe and lacked jumper receptacles on the car body!
[Vehicle Guide]
- The 14 series passenger cars were introduced in 1972 and are passenger cars equipped with fixed windows and simple reclining seats.
- It consists of three types: the intermediate car type Oha 14, the Ohafu 15 with a conductor's compartment, and the Suhafu 14 with a conductor's compartment and a diesel generator under the floor to supply electricity for heating, cooling, and lighting.
[Product features]
- Reproduces the early model without jumper receptacles on the car body.
- Recreating the appearance of the passenger doors with a white stripe from the Japanese National Railways era.
- The ventilator is reproduced three-dimensionally as a separate part.
- H-shaped rubber is represented in gray.
- The seats are reproduced in blue.
- Includes 2 locomotive headmarks [Odoriko]
- The window frames of the gangway doors on the Suhafu 14 and Ohafu 15 cars are reproduced in blue, and replacement window glass parts (gray H-rubber specification) are included.
- Includes convertible top frame parts
- Car number and JR mark are selectable and transfer sheets are included.
- Train markings are included as adhesive stickers.
- Tail lights and train mark illuminate, with ON/OFF switch.
- Replacement TN couplers are included for Suhafu 14 and Ohafu 15 cars (requires cutting).
- Black wheels adopted
[Set contents]
- Suhafu 14-0 (early model)
- Oha 14-0 (early model)
- Oha 14-0 (early model)
- Ohafu 15-0 (early model)
[Optional accessories sold separately]
- <0733> Indoor lighting unit LC (white LED)
- <0374> Close-coupling TN coupler (SP, black, 6 pieces)
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Product Specifications
- Item code
- 98584
- JAN code
- 4543736985846
Purchase Information
* This product has a cancellation deadline. Once the deadline has passed, cancellations are not accepted.
This item is limited to 24 per household.