── Let's align Hiroshima color! [Kiha 40 series]
[Real car guide]
-The Hiroshima color that appeared around 1992 was colored yellow and white with a gray belt, and was used in the Kiha 40 series.
-Kiha 47 type 0/1000 series has appeared as a warm-ground compatible car mainly for the West Japan area, and the guest window is equipped with a two-step ascending unit window.
-The 0th generation is equipped with a toilet and a water tank on the roof, while the 1000th generation is characterized by a clean roof without a toilet.
-Kiha 40 is a general diesel car of both cabs that appeared in 1977 as a replacement for the old Kiha 10.
-The car body has a high driving trapezoid for the purpose of accident prevention and visual improvement, and the semi-cross system is adopted for the cabin layout.
-Kiha 40-2000 is a group manufactured for warm areas and has been widely deployed in Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu.
-From around 1992, the Hiroshima-affiliated family was changed to the popular name [Hiroshima Color], with white and yellow and gray bands.
[Product features]
-High grade (HG) specification
-Front window glass reproduces the appearance with defroster
-Front display part has printed parts [normal (white)]
-Replacement front display parts are included with [Rapid / Normal (Hard)]
-Head and tail lights, front display lights with white LED
-Headlights are lit in a color close to the color of the bulb by using a color prism.
-TN coupler (SP) standard equipment
-Car number is selectable and comes with a transfer sheet
-JR mark printed
-Equipped with DT22 truck
-Select from 4 types of tiephones [Shutter type / Slit type]
-Head / tail light, front display is equipped with a regular lighting board, with ON-OFF switch
[<9439/9440> Kiha 40-2000 Hiroshima color]
-Reproduce the Hiroshima-colored Kiha 40 that appeared around 1992
-Power with flywheel, new power collection system, black wheels
-H rubber is reproduced in gray
[Optional option]
-Interior light: <0733> LC (white)
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )