Celebrate the living heritage of Japan's tramways with this Railway Collection model of Hiroshima Electric Railway's 1900 series. Originally serving Kyoto as city trams, 15 of these veteran cars found new life in Hiroshima between 1977 and 1978. Car No. 1906 represents the enduring legacy of vehicles that continue serving one of Japan's largest remaining streetcar networks.
Key Features
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Faithful reproduction of Hiroshima Electric Railway 1900 series car No. 1906 before rebuilding.
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Former Kyoto City Tram transferred to Hiroshima between 1977-1978, operating on city lines.
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Compatible with TM-TR01 powered chassis for N-gauge operation (sold separately).
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Painted assembled display model ready for motorization.
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Represents part of Japan's largest tram operation with diverse historic and modern fleets.
Why Choose This
This model preserves a piece of Kyoto's tram heritage that migrated westward to continue service in Hiroshima's extensive streetcar network. The 1900 series represents the practical reuse of quality vehicles between operators, a common practice in Japan's tram world. For collectors focused on Japanese streetcars or the specific histories of urban rail preservation through transfer and continued operation, this car offers authentic representation of a vehicle that served two major cities across decades of service.
Product Information
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Product: TOMYTEC Railway Collection Hiroshima Electric Railway 1900 Series No. 1906
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Scale: N-Gauge (1/150 scale)
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Type: Painted assembled display model
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Compatibility: TM-TR01 powered chassis for motorization (sold separately)
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Prototype: Former Kyoto City Tram, transferred 1977-1978, Hiroshima Electric Railway
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Note: Display stand not included
Add this historic Hiroshima tram to your collection and honor the vehicles that connected two of Japan's great cities across decades of service. Its pre-motorization design allows you to choose between static display or full N-gauge operation. Secure this model today and let the trams of Hiroshima roll through your layout.
