Plarail S-34 Series 165 Tokai Model Express Train
Trains & Trams. JAN: 4904810676577
Batteries Required? : No
Batteries Included : No
Target Gender : Male
Manufacturer recommended age : 3 years and up
Release date : September 25, 2003
>Manufacturer reference : 4904810676577
Product Dimensions : 41 x 6.81 x 4.19 cm; 0.28 g
Product introduction 1 speed. If you turn off the switch, you can play by hand rolling. 3 cars can be decoupled. It is an express DC train that was born in 1963 and is equipped with a powerful motor for running in the mountains. This orange-green coloring called "Shonan color" was a common color scheme at the time. 165 series Tokai-type express train from the Plarail train series. Uses 1 AA battery (sold separately). Tommy's long-selling product that has been on sale for over 40 years. The prototype was the ``Plastic Train Rail Set'' released in 1959, and was meant to be played by rolling by hand. Since then, we have made improvements such as making it easier to assemble and eliminating breakdowns, but we have not made a basic model change. In the 1960s, a 3-car train type with a built-in small motor was released. A 3-year-old child can play alone, or add a rail layout to make it run, or parents can work together to create a large-scale layout to create a town.
Batteries Required? : No
Batteries Included : No
Target Gender : Male
Manufacturer recommended age : 3 years and up
Release date : September 25, 2003
>Manufacturer reference : 4904810676577
Product Dimensions : 41 x 6.81 x 4.19 cm; 0.28 g
Product introduction 1 speed. If you turn off the switch, you can play by hand rolling. 3 cars can be decoupled. It is an express DC train that was born in 1963 and is equipped with a powerful motor for running in the mountains. This orange-green coloring called "Shonan color" was a common color scheme at the time. 165 series Tokai-type express train from the Plarail train series. Uses 1 AA battery (sold separately). Tommy's long-selling product that has been on sale for over 40 years. The prototype was the ``Plastic Train Rail Set'' released in 1959, and was meant to be played by rolling by hand. Since then, we have made improvements such as making it easier to assemble and eliminating breakdowns, but we have not made a basic model change. In the 1960s, a 3-car train type with a built-in small motor was released. A 3-year-old child can play alone, or add a rail layout to make it run, or parents can work together to create a large-scale layout to create a town.
