Acquire a piece of living railway heritage with the MicroAce N Gauge Oigawa Railway E31 Type (E33). This model authentically captures a unique locomotive preserved in its former Seibu Railway colors, now serving on the Oigawa line. Its distinctive appearance and sharp detailing present a rare chapter in Japanese rail history for your collection.
Key Features
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Historic Livery Preservation: Models the actual E33 locomotive as it operates today, still wearing the original paint scheme from its Seibu Railway era.
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Prototype-Accurate Detailing: Faithfully reproduces specific features like the remaining train radio antenna base and the distinctive low-profile lightning arresters.
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Authentic Oigawa Markings: Displays the correct body markings applied after the locomotive's transfer to the Oigawa Railway.
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Enhanced Realism with Metal Parts: The front guide handrail and release lever are crafted from separate metal components for added depth and scale fidelity.
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Ready-to-Run Operation: Comes equipped with a motor and a constant, non-switchable headlight for immediate layout use.
Why Choose This Model
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It represents a specific and visually unique prototype, ideal for collectors who focus on locomotives with storied pasts and mixed-service histories.
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The careful application of correct markings and prototype-specific parts demonstrates a high commitment to accuracy for this niche subject.
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Its operational capability and fine decoration make it an excellent choice for both detailed static display and active layout running.
Product Information
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Item: MicroAce A9955
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Scale: N Gauge (1:150)
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Prototype: Oigawa Railway E31 Type (E33) in former Seibu colors
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Features: Constant headlight, metal detail parts, prototype-specific markings
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Note: Some universal parts may differ from the actual vehicle.
This locomotive model offers more than mere operation; it tells a visual story of transition and preservation on the rails. Its striking Seibu livery against the backdrop of Oigawa markings creates a captivating centerpiece. A compelling find for historians and operators seeking a model with genuine character.
