Tomix N Scale E231-800 Subway Train Set

Tomix N Scale E231 Series Subway Set – Authentic Chuo/Sobu Line Detail!

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The E231-800 series is a special train that was introduced in 2003 to run on the Chuo and Sobu lines and the Tokyo Metro Tozai line. This train is based on the 209-1000 series, but there are many differences from the 209-1000 series, such as a different arrangement of door cocks and the installation of external speakers, and these small differences are what make this train so interesting.

Another major feature is that the line color is not canary yellow, which represents the Chuo and Sobu lines, but cerulean blue, which is the line color of the Tokyo Metro Tozai line, which the train runs on, and indigo blue, which is the line color of the Tokyo Metro Tozai line, to prevent passengers from getting on the wrong train. Currently, the control equipment of this train has been updated and the lights have been replaced with LEDs, and seven trains are in service between Mitaka/Nakano and Nishi-Funabashi/Tsudanuma via the Tokyo Metro Tozai line.

Features

The underfloor of the Moha E231 and Moha E230 models reproduces the updated underfloor equipment
The roof of the Kuha reproduces the appearance with the addition of an antenna
The AU726A type cooler has been renewed with a new production
The front display section is replaceable and printed parts are already attached, and replacement parts are included
Front and side green glass is reproduced
Reinforced skirt is attached
The headlights reproduce the appearance after being replaced with LED lights
Head and tail lights and the front display section are lit with white LEDs
The car number is selectable and a transfer sheet is included
The JR mark is printed
Uses a power source with a flywheel
Uses a new current collection system and black wheels
Uses an M-13 motor

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