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JNR Series12 Carriage
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Scenario: Asia
Vehicle: Wagon
Tags: Train, vehicle, Japan
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20 Jun, 2020 @ 11:18pm
8 Nov, 2020 @ 8:44pm
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JNR Series12 Carriage

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This is an express carriage that Japan National Railways started operating in 1969 for transporting passengers at times of heavy traffic. It is characterized by a lightweight structure with extensive use of fiber-reinforced plastic, which is different from conventional carriages.

Contents
  • Suhafu12 2nd class carriage (reversible)
  • Ohafu13 2nd class carriage (reversible)
  • Oha12 2nd class carriage
  • Surofu12 1st class carriage (reversible)
  • Oro12 1st class carriage

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28828572 26 Oct, 2020 @ 3:34am 
作者大人 爱死你了
MaxCheng95 21 Jun, 2020 @ 10:37pm 
That'd be cool
Pz.kpfw.7  [author] 21 Jun, 2020 @ 8:23am 
As a matter of fact, there are control cab for Series 12 coaches as well [ja.wikipedia.org], but this one was converted from Suhafu12 in 1998, so it may be a little different.
(I may build this carriage someday, too.)
East Pavilion-er 21 Jun, 2020 @ 5:03am 
British Rail Mark 2 DBSO were built in 1979, so a control car in the 70s isn't crazy at all.
MaxCheng95 21 Jun, 2020 @ 2:54am 
Ah, I see. Here I thought they already had the idea of control cabs back in the 70s? lol
Pz.kpfw.7  [author] 21 Jun, 2020 @ 2:06am 
@Max Cheng An inverted version of these carriages is available (I will correct any wordiness in the text).
MaxCheng95 21 Jun, 2020 @ 1:49am 
Reversible? Those carriages have driver rooms or something?