miyakoji Posted January 1, 2018 Share Posted January 1, 2018 In case any of you have the Tetsudo Collection models of these two cars, here's all the detail you'll ever need . The Kyoto Railway Museum is making great use of that display track. Some months ago they had EF210-310, fresh from the factory. These were built from two 101 series cars in December 1981. KURU 144-15 started life as KUHA 101-32, built September 21, 1964, while KUMORU 145-1015 was originally KUMOHA 101-13, built August 22, 1958. There is a note with the information about 101-13, but I can't quite make it out. by Dr. Yellow move by charonzoom by Ayokoi 2 Link to comment
Welshbloke Posted January 3, 2018 Share Posted January 3, 2018 The temporary display track is a really good idea for the museum IMO. Means they'll get repeat visitors coming to see the new exhibits. They recently had a pair of KuHa 103s (also on the Ayokoi channel if you rummage a bit). 1 Link to comment
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