Railway model HO Gauge 1/80 Narrow Gauge 80 Nekoyama Forest Railway L-type Diesel Locomotive (two tone Color) / Logging Carriage 3-Car Set A "Railway Collection" [325444]

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Product Description ■ Narrow Gauge 80 Series Runs Through the Forest! Nekoyama Forest Railway Opens!
The Nekoyama Forest Railway is a model with a 1/80 scale and 9 mm gauge assuming that it is a 762 mm gauge non-electrified narrow gauge.
By using N gauge travel parts and power unit sold separately, it is possible to travel on N gauge (9 mm) rails.
* The power unit TM-TR02 (for 2-axle electric car B), which is the power for Railway Collection N Gauge, is suitable for L-type diesel locomotives. The trailer parts TT-03R are suitable for carriage cars and passenger cars.
* L-type diesel locomotives cannot be made into a trailer or the trailer parts can be used for carriage cars and passenger cars.
* L-type diesel locomotives cannot be made into a trailer or the trailer parts can be used for carriage cars and passenger cars.
* L-type diesel locomotives cannot be made into a trailer or the trailer parts can be used for carriage cars and passenger cars.
* L-type diesel locomotives cannot be made into a trailer or the trailer parts can be used for carriage cars and passenger cars.
Please use the TOMIX FineTrack N gauge 9 mm rail for carriage cars and passenger cars. (Includes display rails)
Nekoyama Forest Railway is a forest railway located on the south side of the Tonoi Dentetsu Nekoya Line. The Nekoyama Mountain Range, which produces high-quality lumber, is an area where forestry has been prosperous for a long time. The Forest Railway has been built to transport lumber efficiently.
There are two routes for carrying lumber : the Nekoya Line Osugi Hongo station (Osugi Timber Yard) and the Noda Timber Yard on the coast. It is operated by the Nekoyama Forest Office.
[What is Forest Railway?]
Forest Railway is a forest railway for transporting lumber.
More than 1.000 lines were built in Japan and played a leading role in the transportation of lumber. However, due to a decrease in demand for domestic lumber, improvements in truck performance, and improvement of driveways, two routes exist for transporting lumber. It is operated by the Nekoya Line Noda Timber Yard.
[What is Forest Railway?]