【Train】2006-9 No. 381 ◎ Feature: Keio Inokashira Line 1000 Series / Tragic Train: Komei Electric Railway This is a back issue of a monthly magazine that has been a favorite of railway enthusiasts for many years as a specialized railway model magazine. In this issue's MODELERS FILE, the Keio Electric Railway Inokashira Line 1000 series trains, which connect the western side of Tokyo, are featured. While inheriting the individuality of the previous 3000 series, this series, which travels between Shibuya and Kichijoji in rainbow-colored variations, is explained with very detailed photos and drawings as reference material for model production. Details that cannot be overlooked when creating models are packed in, such as the shape of the pantographs and coolers on the roof, the types of bogies, and even the differences in the equipment of each train formation. The introduction of a model of the Komei Electric Railway Deha 10 series, which ran from Shin-Nakaizumi on the Tokaido Main Line to Futamata-cho, where rural scenery still spread at the time, and was abolished in just nine years, is a very rare example of model production of a phantom railway line. In addition, articles that will impress a wide range of railway fans are included, from the vehicles of the Japanese National Railways era to private railways and overseas railways, such as a private guide to Berlin Central Station and Baldwin locomotives in a cabbage field. This is a book packed with core information that will make the current generation in their 60s remember their student days when they were passionate about railway hobbies. September 2006, Ellei, A4 variant size, 162 pages Please check the images for a near-new, good condition item. #Other railway books are here #Other "Train" magazines are here #Other subway/tram related items are here #Other "Abolished private railway related items" are here #Keio Electric Railway #Inokashira Line #1000 series #Railway model #N gauge #HO gauge #Model production #Pantograph #Cooler #Komei Electric Railway #Deha 11 series #Local private railway #Phantom railway #Abandoned line #Tokaido Main Line #Berlin Central Station #Baldwin locomotive #Double roof #Japanese National Railways #Model technology #Railway hobby #Railway magazine #Locomotive