1/80 Enoden Type 100 electric tram plastic model kit Hasegawa 52497  [HA-52497]

Hasegawa 52497 - SP697 1/80 Enoden Type 100 (w/Diorama Sheet)
Price:
NZD$34.76
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-52497
Condition:
Brand New
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Overview of Hasegawa 52497 — Enoden Type 100 at 1/80

This plastic model kit captures the compact profile of the Enoden Type 100 tram at 1/80 scale, offering a display-friendly subject for modellers building small urban or coastal vignettes. The design concentrates on correct exterior silhouette and surface features appropriate to the scale.

The Enoshima Electric Railway links Kamakura and Fujisawa along a short coastal corridor in Kanagawa Prefecture. The compact Type 100 cars are built for tight street-level running and frequent curves, which makes them a popular choice for layouts showing dense town or seaside scenes.

As a display-oriented scale kit, the emphasis is on external accuracy and visible surface detailing. A printed diorama sheet is included to assist with placing the tram in a basic street or station context. Interior components are not detailed in the supplied product notes, so modellers should consult reference images for accurate livery and weathering. The kit suits collectors and hobbyists assembling compact single-vehicle displays or small layout modules.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/80
  • Assembly: plastic model kit
  • Includes: printed diorama sheet

A faithful small-scale rendition of a regional tram, packaged with a printed diorama sheet for straightforward display and small-layout integration.

Yes, at 1/80 scale the tram is well suited to small modules and compact layouts that aim to represent urban or coastal tram scenes.
The printed sheet supplies a simple street or platform backdrop so the finished model can be shown without building a full base from scratch.
Manufacturer notes focus on exterior shape; painters should use photographs or other references to match the line's livery and any weathering effects.
Interior fittings are not specified in the available data and are likely minimal; add-on detailing may be required for full interior accuracy.

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