Rokuhan SA001-1 Z Shorty Powered Chassis Normal Type model from Japan 191040

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Rokuhan Z Gauge Z Shorty Power Chassis Normal Type SA001-1 Model Train Supplies
Small but authentic! Z gauge standard, Z shorty series that can run on R45 !!
1/220 scale, Z gauge size
Introducing a "power chassis" that can be attached to Z Shorty series vehicles and motorized.
SA001-1 has a "normal type" bogie shape used for conventional line type vehicles.
It will be possible to run on the separately sold Rokuhan Z gauge rail.
The minimum curve radius that can be passed is R45, and you can turn the smallest curve with Z gauge.
Arnold couplers are attached to the front and rear of the chassis, and it is also possible to connect with a vehicle incorporating an optional "trailer chassis".
Minimum passing curve radius R45
Arnold coupler (long) x 2 already installed
The dolly shape is a conventional line type "normal type"
Features of Rokuhan Z Shorty 1/220 size tiny model railroad
Z Shorty, a model railroad that is a Z-gauge vehicle with only half its length deformed. Although it is a deformed model, the attention to detail remains the same.
By combining the separately sold power chassis and trailer chassis with the vehicle, it is possible to run it in the same way as a normal Z gauge vehicle.
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