--Scheduled to retire in 2021! The Kumol 145-1015 organization exhibited as [Goodbye Kuru Kumol] at the Kyoto Railway Museum has been commercialized in its current form!
--In August 2021, the [Goodbye Kuru Kumol] mark affixed to the front of the special exhibition at the Kyoto Railway Museum will be attached as a sticker (planned).
――Of the 145 series, [Kumor 145 / Kuru 144] was remodeled from the 101 series, which had begun to be scrapped at that time, and 16 trains appeared in 1980, of which 6 trains were assigned to the West Japan area.
――It is called a power distribution vehicle and was used for transporting goods between vehicle factories, but due to aging and shifting to truck transportation, only Kumol 145-1015 and Kuru 144-15 trains currently exist. We are doing it.
――However, retirement during 2021 was announced, and in August 2021, a special exhibition of [Goodbye Kuru Kumol] was held at the Kyoto Railway Museum.
-So that you can enjoy the appearance, a sticker with the mark at the time of exhibition (and black letters [Distribution] on a white background) will be attached.
――By using the separately sold power unit and N gauge running parts, you can run it as an N gauge model railroad.
--We recommend TM-24 (17m class A2) for the power unit, TT-03R for the traveling parts set, and PS16P <0230> for the pantograph.
--1/150 scale N gauge size
--Painted and assembled
--Open package
[accessories]
--Kyoto Railway Museum Special Exhibition [Goodbye Kuru Kumol] Sticker with mark
--Antenna
--Fuse
* Exhibition rails are not included. In addition, the double-headed coupler is not reproduced.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )