401 Series Commuter Train (High Driver's Cab, New Paint)
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The 401 Series is an AC/DC commuter train developed for the Joban Line in 1960, and at some point the front of the leading car was given a high driver's cab like the Kuha 153-500 Series. The exterior was originally painted rose pink, but in 1983 it was gradually changed to cream with a blue stripe to coincide with the Tsukuba Expo held in 1985.
Features
●High grade (HG) specification
●Add-on set with non-powered Moha 401 type
●Reproduces the 401 series non-unit sash cars in a group with a high driver's cab
●Represented in the new paint scheme of cream No. 10 with blue No. 20 stripe from 1983 onwards
●The body of the Kuha car is newly reproduced, including the slightly different front window position from the Kuha 111 type
●The body of the Moha car is newly reproduced, including the different door cock position from the 113 series
●The piping of the Joban radio antenna is molded, and the antenna body has new parts attached
●The voltage test antenna base is a cone type, and the square type can be replaced with the included parts
●The front through door is The mounting plate is a separate part and can be selected as small or large.
● Each underfloor is newly manufactured, and the Moha 400 type reproduces the main transformer characteristic of AC/DC trains.
● Head and tail lights and front display are equipped with a constant lighting board and have an ON-OFF switch.
● Head and tail lights and front display are lit by incandescent LEDs.
● Front display is lit in a color close to white by using a color prism.
● Front display is replaceable and comes with printed parts "Normal (white background)" and "(white background)".
● Car number is selectable and a transfer sheet is included.
● New current collection system and black wheels are used.
● TN coupler (SP) is standard equipment.