Description

Currently out of production. Information below for reference only

Series 50 is a general-purpose passenger car that appeared in 1978. It is the driving force behind the modernization of passenger car transportation, replacing the passenger car trains that were operated mainly by old-fashioned passenger cars in local metropolitan areas. It was nicknamed "Red Train" because of the paint color of Red No. 2, which overturns the conventional image. It has a modern body with automatic doors and semi-cross seats on the unit windows, which contributed to alleviating congestion and improving safety, and was active nationwide along with Hokkaido's 51-type passenger cars in regional lines.

The 50 series 51 type passenger car appeared for Hokkaido in 1979, and a total of 130 cars were manufactured and started operation of the main trunk line of Hokkaido, and continued to be active in a wide range from Hakodate to Wakkanai in the north and Abashiri in the east. However, in 1994, I retired before the 50 series for warm regions. It is an indispensable vehicle when talking about Hokkaido during the JNR era.

The 50 series passenger car upgrade parts consist of the roof of the vehicle, which is often seen from above, divided into separate parts for the roof plate and ventilator. By replacing it with the roof plate (integrated with the ventilator) of the product, further refinement can be achieved. Please enjoy it together.

The JNR's last general-purpose passenger car Oha 50 series, nicknamed "Red Train", is reproduced in its original form as a prototype of the 2000 series electric heating equipped car belonging to the Fukushima passenger freight car ward.

• The vivid "Red No. 2" painting, which is different from the conventional passenger car, is reproduced as the name of "Red Train"
• The H rubber of the toilet odor removal window is expressed by printing.
• The OHAFU 50 equipped with a crew room is equipped with tail lights as standard equipment (bogies) / off switch. The side to be lit can be selected.
• The inspection notation is printed on the wife side of Ohafu 50.
• The coupler is standard equipment on the bogie mount Arnold coupler. Holes for mounting body mount couplers are set on the floor board.