[Product introduction]
- The Koki 50000 series is a container wagon representing the JNR that appeared in 1971.
- We had both the speeding up of container train (95 km / h) and the ability to load 5 5t containers after C20, and until the appearance of the Joko 100th line of coffee was the leading role of container train.
- Combined with simultaneous release schedule 10-1211 Waki \u200b\u200b50000, it is possible to reproduce the high-speed freight train of the JNR era. For the towing machine, the 3047-3 EF66 first half term scheduled to be reproduced at the same time is recommended.
[Product features]
- Commercialized Koki 50275 - Koki 50991 and Kokifu 50273 around prototype around 1975 (1975).
- Coke 50000 loads five containers each of C20 (white belt) and C21 (blue belt) in one set of two sets.
- Kokifu 50000 lights the taillight on the side of the conductor's compartment (tail light on the other side of the conductor's compartment is not lit up in detail expression).
- The carriage is equipped with a black truck of the JNR era, TR 223.
- The underframe has come off, a complicated piping appears, faithfully reproducing the frame shape. Even in the state of empty loading no containers, it is possible to appreciate detailed details approaching the actual vehicle.
- Contemporary container Contains realistic reproduction of floor height difference with freight car 100 series.
- Reproduce car body notation in real.
- Express the details and notation of the loading container beautifully and realistically. Containers are marked different numbers respectively.
[Organization Example]
Towing machine + Waki \u200b\u200b50000 (2 to 4) + Kokifu 50000 + Koki 50000 (16 to 18 both) + Kokifu 50000
- Examples of towing machines
· Shiodome ~ Shimonoseki: EF 66 (Kawasaki cargo after Shiodome Station abolition ~ Shimonoseki)
· Shimonoseki - Moji: EF 30 × 2
· Moji - Higashikokura: ED76
[set content]
- Kokifu 50273
[Related product]
- 3047-3 EF66 former term form
- 10 - 1211 Waki \u200b\u200b50000
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )