1/150 Tokyu Railway Meguro Line 5080 Series 8-car set [10-1458]

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Product Description ■ Operation expanded with the opening of the Tokyu Shin-Yokohama Line! The Tokyu Meguro Line Series 5080 is now available from Ebina to Urawa-misono and Nishi-takashimadaira!
[Product Introduction]
● The Tokyu 5080 series is a rolling stock for the Meguro Line that appeared in 2003 (2003). It is a group that can handle one man operation accompanying through operations with the Tokyo Metro Nanboku Line, Bureau of Transportation Tokyo Metropolitan Government (Toei Subway) Mita Line, and
Saitama Railway. At first, a total of 10 cars were manufactured and operated with 6 cars. However, in 2022 (2022), two cars were added and the entire train became an 8-car train, and through operation with the Soutetsu Line started via the Tokyu Shin-Yokohama Line that was newly established in March of the following year.
● The Series 5080 for Meguro Line is introduced for the first time in the Tokyu Line lineup. It reproduces the unique arrangement of the radio antenna on the roof as well as the color characteristic of the blue band.
You can enjoy it together with various cars that you can meet on the Tokyu Shin-Yokohama Line and through destinations.
● There is a blue band on the side of the skin plate. It reproduces the unique arrangement of the radio antenna on the roof as well as the color characteristic of the blue band.
You can enjoy it together with the various cars that you can meet on the Tokyu Nenoe Line and br>
[Set Contents]
● 5190
● 5290
● 5390
● 5490
● 5590
● 5690
● 5790 (M)
● 5890
[Accessories]
● Replacement Front Display : "Local Train Urawa-misono", "Local Train Nishi-takashimadaira", "(Plain)" x 2 each
● Destination Display Sticker
[Related Optional Parts]
● 11-211/212 LED Interior Light Clear / (Contains 6 cars)
[Product Details]
Scale : 1/150 5890 708 504 6000 5190 Shin-Yokohama Ebina Urawa-misono Nishi-takashimadaira Shin-Yokohama