Hi Super,
Yes, the detailing is incredible bearing in mind how small these models are, and to answer your question yes it does have a full set of interior detail including seating etc... In fact they have gone so far as to colour the seats in each car to match the colour of the seats in the cars in the real train. You can see pictures of the internals of these cars on the Kato website here; https://www.katomodels.com/product/n/e261 I also still love the quality of the paintwork/finish on these as it truly is a beautiful thing to look at, I can see why it is a special release.
I also made a small mistake, apparently the 4 car expansion set is only needed if you have bought the 4 car starter set of this particular train. As I've got the 8 car special edition model that is the up market version which features the entire train as it exists in real life which made it even more of a bargain.
Mind you the other one I got (see next posting) was even more of a bargain as I got the entire 'original' Twilight Express train which means the base set of 6 coaches, the expansion set of 4 additional coaches and even the separately sold correct EF locomotive. This means I now have both the original Twilight Express and as already posted the newer "Twilight Express Mizukaze". Both are beautiful, include plenty of unique 'viewing' cars. But I think my favourite of the two is still the latter Mizukaze version due to the incredibly detailed power car and trailing observation car.
Cheers, Nigel
Yes, the detailing is incredible bearing in mind how small these models are, and to answer your question yes it does have a full set of interior detail including seating etc... In fact they have gone so far as to colour the seats in each car to match the colour of the seats in the cars in the real train. You can see pictures of the internals of these cars on the Kato website here; https://www.katomodels.com/product/n/e261 I also still love the quality of the paintwork/finish on these as it truly is a beautiful thing to look at, I can see why it is a special release.
I also made a small mistake, apparently the 4 car expansion set is only needed if you have bought the 4 car starter set of this particular train. As I've got the 8 car special edition model that is the up market version which features the entire train as it exists in real life which made it even more of a bargain.
Mind you the other one I got (see next posting) was even more of a bargain as I got the entire 'original' Twilight Express train which means the base set of 6 coaches, the expansion set of 4 additional coaches and even the separately sold correct EF locomotive. This means I now have both the original Twilight Express and as already posted the newer "Twilight Express Mizukaze". Both are beautiful, include plenty of unique 'viewing' cars. But I think my favourite of the two is still the latter Mizukaze version due to the incredibly detailed power car and trailing observation car.
Cheers, Nigel
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