- It is a two-axle wagon for livestock transportation that appeared in 1954. It was the last type for transporting livestock and was popular at the time, but was discontinued around 1977 due to the switch to truck transport.
[Actual vehicle guide]
- The Ka3000 series was introduced in 1954 as a livestock car for carrying cattle. The outer panels of the car body are [blinded], and the cows can be seen slightly in the wide gaps. The Ka3000, which had about 350 cars including the incorporated car, was the last livestock car with this format due to the switching of truck transportation.
[Product Summary]
-Reproduce the detailed underfloor such as brake levers and steps.
- Reproduce the upper slit peculiar to livestock cars.
- Pre-printed car number.
- Compatible with mini curve rails.
- Uses silver wheels.
[Replacement parts list]
- Arnold Coupler SC: JC0310
- Coupler Restoration Spring SC: JC0313
[Optional parts list]
-Self-connected TN coupler (black, SC coupler compatible, 20 pieces): 0396
* When replacing with a tight self-connecting TN coupler, it is not compatible with mini curve rails.
* When running a vehicle equipped with a dense self-connecting TN coupler, depending on the layout installation conditions, etc.
Therefore, it may be derailed. For details, refer to the manual attached to the product.
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