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HELP! Need drawings for EF81, EF510 and EF210


vadimav

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Hello.

Can You help me?

 

I m trying to choose right locomotive for conversion into Alstom NEVZ EP20 

 

Can You help me to find out draft drawings for these locomotives:

 

EF81, EF510 and EF210

 

( Natural, or  scaled N models also applicable )

 

I m interested in distance between axles anfd between trucks.

 

 

EP20_shema.jpg

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Thanks,

Vadim

 

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here you go, just some bitmap drawings though.. but pretty accurate. 

 

EF81

EF81_75-126_v10_x2real.png

 

 

EF210

812fad2a.jpg

 

EF510

img61085217.jpg

 

 

 

 

BTW you wanna model in 1/150 or 1/160? i'd prefer 1/160 if i were you..

 

EF81 have a more accurate spacing between its bogies, and EF510 have a more accurate body length to EP20.

 

EP20 in 1/160 would be 133mm long, EF81 in 1/150 would be 124mm long, and EF510 in 1/150 would be 132mm long.

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Thanks!

 

Can You tell me distances between axles and trucks  in English? I cannot have Japaneese fonts. (So, it's a reason why i cannot googling it and came to this forum for asking.)

 

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Vadim

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BTW you wanna model in 1/150 or 1/160? i'd prefer 1/160 if i were you..

 

EF81 have a more accurate spacing between its bogies, and EF510 have a more accurate body length to EP20.

 

EP20 in 1/160 would be 133mm long, EF81 in 1/150 would be 124mm long, and EF510 in 1/150 would be 132mm long.

 

 

Sorry, but quality of pictures cannot allow to read digits.

Can You measure distances between axles in truck and distance between axles for KATO models of EF81, EF510 and EF210?

 

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Vadim

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Vadim,

The EF81 uses DT138 trucks at the ends, and a DT139 truck in the center.  Wheelbase is 2600mm.

The EF510 uses FD7N trucks at the ends, and a FD8A in the center.  Wheelbase is 2500mm.

The EF210 0-subseries and 100-subseries use FD7E trucks at the ends, and the FD8 in the center.  Wheelbase is 2500mm.

I'll look some more for distance between trucks, I've found some figures but I'm not sure they're right.  The Japanese term is 台車中心間距離, I believe.

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