Description

Features

1) The general-purpose type has a sturdy style with extensive use of rivets, reminiscent of old-style passenger cars, while the post-war type accurately reproduces the characteristics of the end panels, which have been described as "mushrooms and slices of bread."

2) The ventilators on the roof are expressed as separate parts.

3) The standard paint color of old JNR general-purpose passenger cars is beautifully expressed.

4) The brown color is reminiscent of the original vehicle, with wooden doors. The blue version is modeled after an updated model, featuring metal doors with H-shaped rubber bands.

⑤ The Oha-Fu 33 features taillights on the brake/emergency compartment side (with a switch to turn them off).

⑥ Arnold couplers are standard equipment.

⑦ The designations for each vehicle are as follows:

Oha 35 Brown (Postwar): Oha 35 2763 (Sensen)