Railway model 1/150 O' Haf 60 Grape Color No. 2 Hokkaido Type 2-Ryo Set [A5712]

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Product Description ■ First Group of Steel Passenger Cars with Small Windows!
[Actual Cars]
After the World War II, many of the Japanese National Railways (then the Ministry of Railways) passenger cars were operated in a state of exhaustion. However, even more problematic was the fact that a large number of old wooden passenger cars remained.
The Series 60 Steel Passenger Cars were made from these wooden passenger cars in 1949 because they were weak and had safety problems.
The Series 60 Steel Passenger Cars were made from these wooden passenger cars using steel underframes, bogies, and metallic parts.
The appearance is characterized by the rows of three small windows that followed the appearance of wooden passenger cars.
[Product Overview]
The Series of Micro-Ace passenger cars were used from the 1970 s to the early 1980 s.
[Product Overview]
The Series of Micro-Ace passenger cars were used after the O-Haf 60 and O-Haf 60 were remodeled with a Double Window, kerosene heater, and Coal-Fired Stove.
The Group of O-Haf 61 and O-Haf 61 were manufactured after the O-Haf 60 and O-Haf 60 were remodeled with a larger side window and a better view.
[Product Overview]
The Series of Micro-Ace passenger cars were used in the later years.
The O-Haf 60's tail lights were turned on (with an ON-OFF switch).
Old Customers of Grape Color No. 2
The Series of Micro-Ace passenger cars were used.
The O-Haf 60's tail lights were turned on (with an ON-OFF switch).
Old Customers of Grape Color No. 2
The Series of Micro-Ace passenger cars were used.
The O-Haf 60's tail lights were turned on (with an ON-OFF switch).
The Series of Micro-Ace passenger cars were remodeled.
The O-Haf 60's tail lights were turned on (with an ON-OFF switch).
The Series of 0005 0006 0007 0008 150 Nenoe Double Window