This plastic model kit features the 201 series commuter train of the Keiyo Line, which operated extensively from the bay area near Tokyo to the rural areas of Chiba. The bogie, complete with a motor, is impressive even on its own.
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PLUM’s first scale railway plastic kit is now available! ■Total length: approx. This is a plastic kit that requires assembly and painting. Separate tools, paint, etc. are required. This is an assembled scale display model, so it does not run.
A set of the 2000 series train cars [Deha 2001] and [Kuha 2501], which operated on the Choshi Electric Railway from 2010 and retired on March 15, 2024, is joining the lineup! A new addition is joining the “Kotetsu” series, a “new sensation railway toy” that can be enjoyed by people of all ages!
The Kiha 200 series diesel railcar, with its nostalgic cream and orange livery, that runs energetically through the rural landscapes of Chiba, has been made into a plastic kit. PLUM’s new scale railway plastic kit project!
The current collection system includes both a pantograph and a trolley pole, allowing you to recreate different eras. This 1/80 (HO gauge) scale paper kit recreates the smallest electric locomotive still in service on Japanese passenger railway lines.
The “209 series commuter train,” a representative next-generation energy-saving train of the 1990s in the Tokyo suburbs, is now available as a plastic model kit in the “Plakit-Extra” series. The “Plakit-Extra” series maintains the impressive size and quality of 1/80 scale models while being more user-friendly with its “simplified painting, assembly omission, and easy motor installation” concept.