1/150 ED75-111 Sendai General Railway Department [A8139]

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Product Description ■ With no Tourara cutting, front ventilation opening, inner fitting type tail light. Recreates the lively roof unique to the 0 series.
With GPS antenna.
With light ON-OFF switch.
With ON / OFF switch.
The ED75 is an AC electric locomotive that appeared in 1963 (1963) at the time of extension of AC electrification in Joban Line and Tohoku Line.
It has a solid design that combines tap switching with a magnetic amplifier and silicon rectifiers. It has the same performance as the D class DC F class with the contrivance such as the equipment of the tension rod that efficiently transmits the traction force.
A total of 302 AC electric locomotives were manufactured as the standard type.
The 0 series, which was succeeded by JR Freight, was active until 2012 (2012). It was also used as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
In 1966 (1966), the ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives for testing the Hokkaido electrified section.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED75 series was completed as the standard type of AC electric locomotives.
The ED 0 500 1968 1968 500 1986 1986 150 Otaru City General Museum