Description

●Realistic overhead poles that match Shinkansen and JR generation vehicles are now available. The lineup will include a single-line wide overhead pole featuring a thick pillar and a curved movable bracket, and a double-line wide steel pipe beam overhead pole with a feeder suspension type specification consisting of a concrete pillar and a steel pipe beam. This precise and heavy overhead pole with a pursuit of detail can be used for various vehicles and scenes all over the country, such as local lines, double-track main railways, and Shinkansen.

◆It is indispensable not only for dioramas with detailed scenes, but also as a supporting character to make your tatami layout more enjoyable. Since the number and arrangement of overhead lines differ depending on the region, single-line wide overhead poles can be easily reproduced in your favorite form by cutting the insulators with a cutter or similar tool. Another way to enjoy it is to cut the tip of the movable bracket to make it look like a conventional overhead pole.

① Single-line wide overhead pole (gray/silver)
- A widely used type of overhead pole that combines a thick pole and a movable bracket is now available.

- Accurately reproduces details such as the curved movable bracket, overhead insulators, and ladders installed on the pole, which are called environmentally friendly (harmonious) in recent years.

- Includes 10 overhead poles of each type with different orientations of vibration stoppers, 20 overhead pole bases for above ground use, and 5 tension adjustment devices (pulley type and spring type) including spares (can be installed in 4 places).

- Matches a wide range of railway scenes, from single-line electrified local lines to double-line high-speed railways, as well as suburban and snowy country railway scenes lined up at a distance from the tracks.
- First appearance of a single-line overhead pole suitable for use on double-line elevated tracks.

*This product is not suitable for use on single-line elevated tracks or elevated single-line overhead pole bases (the expected position of the overhead line will deviate from the center of the track).