Product Description
[Vehicle Summary
- 52 form Kiha was active in the center of the incline railroad section around a powerful form 20 series during Kiha, the engine is equipped with two units.
- Group of DMH17H of horizontal type is 100 Bandai engine, previous term model had become the press door.
[Vehicle Guide]
- 52 form Kiha is the general form of railcars 20 series Kiha that appeared in 1958. It was a body of the 21m class for by you install two engine to incline railroad section for, and take up space in the underfloor outfitting. From 1962, is 100 Bandai engine has been changed to DMH17H form of horizontal from vertical to it, I was active for many years from the ease of use of a double-cab with a strong horsepower. The product, in the prototype, 101-118 No. press door, passenger door was reproduced in two-tone color of vermilion and cream of Railways DMU standard color in the 100th generation.
[Commercialization Features]
- High-grade specifications.
- Reproduce the figure passenger door of the 101-118 number is in the press door in the 100th generation vehicles.
- Headlights restored to its 1-lamp.
- The headlights can be replicated 2-lamp using the supplied parts.
- Headlight bulb color LED hiring and tail lights.
- Head Tail Light ON-OFF switch.
- Fusee different parts accessories.
- H rubber reproduced in gray.
- Vehicle number transfer sheet included.
- For single line, double track for Sunopuro included.
- Organize cases and new collector system black wheels adopted.
- Flywheel with power adoption.
- TN Coupler (SP) adopted.
[Replacement Parts List]
- Printed circuit board: manufacturer repair correspondence
- Collector Spring: JS17
- Dense self-sequential type TN Coupler: JC6354
[Sold separately Options
- Interior light: or <0733> LC white × 2 <0755> LA
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Item Size/Weight : 18 x 6.5 x 3 cm / 123g
Product Specifications
- Item code
- 8459
- JAN code
- 4543736084594
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 18 per household.