── Three types of Japanese National Railways type general diesel railcars are now available as unpainted kits
――The Kiha 23 type is a general type diesel railcar that appeared in 1966 as both cab vehicles of the Kiha 45 type.
――It is located in Sendai, Kanazawa, Osaka, Yoneko, Hiroshima, and Moji districts, and all 54 cars were inherited from JNR to JR companies and played an active role.
――In addition to the single line, it was operated in combination with the Kiha 45 type, Kiha 52 type, Kiha 58 type, etc. of the one-sided cab.
――After the succession of JR companies, they were remodeled into one-man operations, air-conditioning remodeling, and body / engine renewal remodeling, and were active until 2003.
[Product Features]
――Commercialization of Kiha 23 type, which was active on local lines in various places, with an economy kit
--The body is integrally molded, and the glass is printed.
--Body, roof and underfloor equipment are gray molded, glass is sash (silver), H rubber (gray) printed
--DT22 trailer bogie, DT22 coreless power bogie frame included
--Comes with 1 coreless motor power unit mounting adapter
* Stickers, vehicle marks, and paints are not included with this product.
* Because it is an unpainted kit, it needs to be assembled and painted.
* Product specifications may differ from the actual vehicle.
[Product set composition]
--Kiha 23 1 car separately
・ Body (gray)
・ Roof / floor board (gray)
・ Glass (printed)
・ Underfloor equipment / engine (gray)
・ Seat / crew partition
・ Hood (gray)
・ DT22 bogie
・ DT22 Coreless power bogie frame
・ Coreless motor power unit mounting adapter
・ Skirt (gray)
・ Assembly manual
[Sold separately]
--GM coreless motor power unit 21m class (No.5712)
--GM dummy coupler (black, 4 pieces) (No.8100)
--GM Coupler Adapter (for coupler set made by other companies, black) (No.8110)
--GM Snowplow (Black, 10 pieces) (No.8112)
--Body support for GM diesel railcars (black, 4 pieces) (No.8581)
--GM vehicle mark for Kiha 23 type (provisional) [planning]
* The 950th product number is a spot production product and is basically a product that is not scheduled to be remanufactured.
* All photos are images of completion by assembling prototypes.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )