Hi everyone, this is Kapinozuka.
This is a report from the new products exhibition held by a wholesale store.
[Tenshoudou]
Here is the small convex style electric train produced by Toshiba, between the middle of the Pacific War to the after the war. Created for the transport of freight trains, its
achievement didn't stop at just being used by the government railways, but also been used by places all over Japan. Naturally, the name and coloring is different for each purchaser
of the train, so this time, there are 8 items productized at HO gauge (1/80 scale), starting with the unpainted version.
JNR ED29 11 (ED37 1) (Toshiba electric locomotives 40t standard convex)
The Japanese National Railways version is the orthodox Brown coloring.
Nagoya Railroad Deki 600 Type New Color (Toshiba electric locomotives 40t standard convex)
The Nagoya Railroad is still in use even now. It has gone under renewal works, so it will probably still be in action for a good while. This product has used the coloring of the new
version.
And here are the rest of the series, each by different companies.
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Tobu ED4010 Type
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Keisei Deki 1 Type
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Nagoya Railroad Deki 600 Type 1 Light
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Nagoya Railroad Deki 600 Type 2 Light
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Nankai ED5151 Type
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Toshiba 40t-unpainted standard convex
They are small locomotives, so you can get good enjoyment with a small layout, using short formation freight trains. According to the advert at the exhibition, the release date is
scheduled to be February next year.
The HO gauge Suha type 32 passenger train consists of the following three types, Suha type 32, Suhafu type 32, and Mani type 36, each with different specifications and has multiple
variations, a total of 18 items are scheduled to be released, and they were displayed at the exhibition, single cars each. I think these passenger trains would be great to have the
steam and electric locomotives from the Japan National Railway days to tow, don't you think?
Suhafu type 32
Mani type 36
They announced that the release date would be after early spring (currently winter, here in Japan). Here at Hobby Search, we are currently taking pre-orders so don't miss out!
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Suha Type 32 Grape Color No.1 After the War Type (Without Side Red Belt)
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Suhafu Type 32 Grape Color No.1 After the War Type (Without Side Red Belt)
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Suha Type 32 Grape Color No.2 Prototypal Door (SG)
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Suhafu Type 32 Grape Color No.2 Prototypal Door (SG)
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Suha Type 32 Grape Color No.2 Renewal Door (SG)
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Suhafu Type 32 Grape Color No.2 Renewal Door (SG)
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Suha Type 32 Grape Color No.2 EG ver. Prototypal Door
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Suhafu Type 32 Grape Color No.2 EG ver. Prototypal Door
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Suha Type 32 Grape Color No.2 EG ver. Renewal Door
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Suhafu Type 32 Grape Color No.2 EG ver. Renewal Door
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Suha Type 32 Grape Color No.2 Hokkaido Type Prototypal Door
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Suhafu Type 32 Grape Color No.2 Hokkaido Type Prototypal Door
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Suha Type 32 Grape Color No.2 Hokkaido Type Renewal Door
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Suhafu Type 32 Grape Color No.2 Hokkaido Type Renewal Door
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Mani Type 36 (Remodeled Suha 32) Without Luggage Room Door Window Crosspiece
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Mani Type 36 (Remodeled Suha 32) With Luggage Room Door Window Crosspiece
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Mani Type 36 (Remodeled Suha 32) Without Luggage Room Door Window Crosspiece EG
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Mani Type 36 (Remodeled Suha 32) With Luggage Room Door Window Crosspiece EG
I'll just quickly touch on the difference between each variation... The ones with grape color No.1 uses darker brown than grape color No.2. The difference between SG and ED is the
method of heating. Other than that, there are also variation of door and window too.
Here is the series I hear is very popular, the 1/500 scale Seikan Ferry (Tsugarumaru Class) series. The ships scheduled are now on sale, so I'd like to reintroduce the items,
including the details shown by the photos.
Lets start with the side angle shot of Yoteimaru. The product has a base stand, and comes in an acrylic case.
Here is a close-up shot of Yoteimaru's chimney. As the ship is owned by the national railways, there is a large JNR logo placed on the chimney.
Front pic of Mashumaru (left) and pic from above (right). All the tiny parts are pre-assembled.
A close up photo of the back area of Mashumaru. The attraction is the fine details of the deck area and the Japanese flag.
We have 7 Tsugarumaru Class Seikan Ferry ships currently available.
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Seikan Ferry Tugarumaru
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Seikan Ferry Hakkodamaru
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Seikan Ferry Matsumaemaru
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Seikan Ferry Taisetsumaru
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Seikan Ferry Mashumaru
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Seikan Ferry Yoteimaru
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Seikan Ferry Towadamaru
This is it for the Tenshodo booth report. I plan to add reports on other booth later.
Support: Tomeko
Author: Kapinozuka