Kiha 35 Metropolitan Area Color (M)

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Product Description
■ The so-called "Cod Roe" is the color of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area, with No. 5 Vermilion single color painting.
Around 1978 in the Takasaki First Engine Depot. Two light a two light shield beam and front face reinforcement remodeling.
The name of the company is "Takaichi Taka".
The driver's seat see-through. Powered with a flywheel.
Equipped with a lighted direction curtain. Fitted with "Normal".
[Actual Vehicle Description]
In 1961, the Kiha 35 series appeared for the increased number of trains on the Kansai Main Line. It was equipped with a long seat like a train and it was powerful for commuter transportation. It was put on the routes around major cities nationwide. When it was introduced, it was the general color of Cream No. 1 and No. 4 Vermilion single color painting. Since the latter half of 1970's, it has been replaced with the "Tokyo Metropolitan Area color" with No. 5 Vermilion single color painting. In order to streamline the painting process, the atmosphere has been changed. As a countermeasure against railway crossing accidents, the front face has been reinforced, nighttime illumination has been improved, and bulbs have been replaced easily. The product is the color of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area. Around 1978 in the Takasaki First Engine Depot, it was a two light shield beam with a front face