1/150 New Transit Yurikamome 7300 series 6-car set' Automated Guideway Transit Collection' [332299]

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Product Description ■ New Transportation Yurikamome is now available in this Tetsu-Kore!
The Automated Guideway Transit (AGT) opened between Shinbashi Station and Ariake station in November 1995. It is also known as the "New Transportation Yurikamome".
In 2006, this line was extended from Ariake station to Toyosu station. It is a line that connects Shinbashi Station and Toyosu station, which are stations that transfer to existing lines from the Odaiba and Ariake areas in the Tokyo Waterfront area.
The New Transportation Yurikamome Series 7300 started operation in January 2014. It was fully remodeled as a successor to the existing Series 7000 and Series 7200, and 18 six car trains were introduced.
The exterior is bright and stylish. It is designed with the theme of "comfortable travel space" for all passengers. It is designed with the theme of "comfortable travel space" for all passengers, and it is designed with the theme of "comfortable travel space" for all passengers.
In order to ease congestion caused by events and development along the line, each train car is equipped with two double-door passenger doors and all-long seats, which are suitable as a symbol of the waterfront subcenter. The number of passengers has increased compared to the conventional train car.
In order to ease congestion caused by events and development along the line, each train car can be run as an N-gauge model train by using a power unit and N-gauge travel parts (sold separately).
We recommend two power units of TM-TR07 (for 2-axle cars) and travel parts set of TT-1800R.
* No display pedestal is included.
* Seats other than the head part are not reproduced.
1/150 scale N-gauge size paint, assembled open package
Licensed to be commercialized by Yurikamome Inc.
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Scale : 1/150 2014 03 Tokyo Waterfront New Transit Waterfront Line