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ETA: March 2026 Price may be subject to currency fluctuations - you have the right to cancel if it changes more than £5 in either direction.

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●The Nankai Electric Railway 6000 series is a 20m-class commuter train for the Koya Line that appeared in 1962. A total of seventy-two cars have been manufactured, and more than sixty years later, twenty cars are still active. It appeared as an all-stainless stainless steel car made by Tokyu Corporation (currently General Rolling Stock Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) in a technical tie-up with U.S. Budd, which has an unpainted corrugated car, a uniquely shaped ventilator, and a Pioneer III trolley. In 1985, with the implementation of the renewal repair and cooling remodeling, the trolley was replaced, and the unique appearance with a heavy roof lined with distributed cooling equipment, some Saha 6600, and other vehicles with different trolleys. Since 1992, blue and orange stripe paint has been added, and changes have occurred, such as the vehicle number board on the side of the driver's seat of the front car changed to the nameplate of the "NANKAI" logo. For the first time in 57 years, it continued to play an active role without leaving one scrapped car, but with the introduction of new models, scrapped cars have been occurring since the first year of Reiwa (2019). Twenty cars still remain, and from each stop to rapid express trains, they are active in operation that does not distinguish them from new types of vehicles.

◆KATO's Kansai private railway lineup has appeared in the Nankai Electric Railway 6000 series. We will realistically reproduce corrugated car bodies, single-open doors, and unique roof-top equipment seen in stainless steel cars manufactured in the Showa era.

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