Description
The Hankyu 6300 series, which debuted on the Hankyu Railway Kyoto Line in 1975, is a two-door convertible cross-seat vehicle that was mainly used for limited express operations on the Hankyu Kyoto Main Line between Umeda and Kawaramachi. She was popular as the queen of Hankyu Corporation and was active for a long time.
Main features
- Hankyu 6300 series (with small window)
- Commercialized in the form from 2001 to 2008 - Reproduces the small window at the rear of the driver's cab that was added in the 1990s
- Gloss unique to Hankyu Corporation Reproduces the car body paint with a textured feel.
- Commercialized in the form from 2001 to 2008 - Reproduces the small window at the rear of the driver's cab that was added in the 1990s
- Gloss unique to Hankyu Corporation Reproduces the car body paint with a textured feel.
- The lead car is equipped with headlights/tail lights as standard.
- The intermediate connection part is a tightly connected KATO coupler.
Destination display stickers are included. In addition to the display at the end of Kyoto Main Line operation, the Arashiyama Line display is also included as a variation.
Stable running is possible with the adoption of a well-established power unit (not equipped with a flywheel) (From this production, the gear structure is inside the power bogie )
・The basic set comes with a foam tray in a decorative paper box. The add-on set is an 8-car book case that can store 4 cars from the basic set
Destination display stickers are included. In addition to the display at the end of Kyoto Main Line operation, the Arashiyama Line display is also included as a variation.
Stable running is possible with the adoption of a well-established power unit (not equipped with a flywheel) (From this production, the gear structure is inside the power bogie )
・The basic set comes with a foam tray in a decorative paper box. The add-on set is an 8-car book case that can store 4 cars from the basic set
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