| Product Details | The 0 series, the first Shinkansen train for commercial use, appears in Z gauge. A 12-car full formation set limited to the first production. A special package containing two vehicle cases in one sleeve. The model is the H2 formation that was used for the first train, Hikari No. 1, which departed from Tokyo Station at 6:00 a.m. on October 1, 1964, the opening day of the Tokaido Shinkansen. The sign board on the side that was used when the store first opened was reproduced in print. Includes stickers that can be used on controllers, etc. The pantograph can be raised and lowered. The minimum running radius is R195. Headlights/taillights are on. Reproduces the "light front head" with a faintly glowing coupler cover, which is a characteristic of the early 0 series Shinkansen trains. Interior lights are compatible with A009 (first car) / A031 (middle car). Indoor light type DCC decoder A059 can also be used. *The railway model is a system that supplies power from the rails. It does not use batteries even when running, emitting light, or lighting up. *This product does not include batteries. *This product does not use fuel. *This product does not include fuel. *This product does not include paint. |
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