1/150 Hokkaido Yellow Band Freight Car Type 3-Car Set [A1478]

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Product Description ■ Leisurely No Yellow Freight Cars out of Hokkaido!
[Introduction of Actual Cars]
Before freight trains were converted into full-scale container trains, freight trains made by connecting a large number of two axle freight cars manufactured for each purpose were operated not only on the main line but also on local lines to build a distribution network.
The maximum speed of JNR freight trains was 65km/h in the past, but after the timetable revision (Yonsanto O) in October 1968, the maximum speed of 75km/h was adopted as the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The packing style of 3 two axle freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The 3 types of freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The 3 types of freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The 3 types of freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The 3 types of freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The 3 types of freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The 3 types of freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The C55, C57, D51, and 9600, among the Hokkaido Freight Cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The distance between the axles and the body details are partially different from the actual freight cars.
The 3 types of freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
The freight cars with the maximum speed of 75km/h became the standard.
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