- February 2024 remanufactured product. Starting with this product, the price and JAN code will change.
- There are no changes to other specifications from the previous product.
[Product introduction]
- This is the first new steel boxcar in the post-war period, and the Tem 100 is a 15-ton, two-axle vehicle with a two-stage link type running system and a maximum operating speed of 75km/h. 850 cars were manufactured by 1963.
- In order to cope with the heat generated by the chemical reaction between the quicklime, which is the main cargo, and water, the structure is designed to prevent water leakage, and the floorboards, side panels, and roof are all made of steel plates.
- In order to make the inside smooth for bulk loading, flat steel plates are used with no lining and the side pillars are placed on the outside.
[Product features]
- Current 2-axle freight car product that uses a suspension mechanism.
- A group of freight cars from the 1960s that best matches the D51 standard type (with Nagano style smoke collection device).
- Reproduces the distinctive appearance of the exposed side beams and pitched roof.
- Beautifully reproduces the management station name [name], regular station [Mino Akasaka Station], car number, etc.
- Incorporating several cars into various types of freight car formations will be a good accent.
[Tem 300 Tora 90000 formation example]
- This formation is a continuation of the Tora 90,000 seen in the Aizu region. After the abolition of steam, products such as DE10 led the way.
#10 -1377+Tora 90000 #10-1377+Waf 29500 #8030
- This is an image of a freight train from the JNR era.
D51 standard type (traction machine) + Straw 1 #8025 + Tora 90000 #8062 + Tora 90000 #8062 + Taki 3000 Nippon Oil #8008-6 + Straw 1 #8025 + Tem 300 #8070 + Tem 300 #8070 + Le 12000 #8006 + Wham 9000 #8029 + Yo 5000 #8046-1
*The number after the product name (#) in the configuration example is the product product number.
[set content]
- Tem 710
- Tem 1319
[Related product]
- 2016-6 D51 standard type (with Nagano style smoke collection device)
- Various JNR locomotives and freight cars
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )