── Three types of Japanese National Railways type general diesel railcars are now available as unpainted kits
--The Kiha 28 series is a successor to the Kiha 10 series postal and luggage cars, and is a modified version of the surplus Kiha 58 series pneumatic car, the Green Car Kilo 28, and 28 cars were manufactured from 1978 to 1983. It is a mail / luggage car.
――Kiuni 28 1-6 appeared in the old national railway color (cream / vermilion), and after 7 in vermilion called the metropolitan area color.
--Although it was used on local lines nationwide except Hokkaido, all cars were scrapped by the 1987 JNR division and privatization.
[Product Features]
--Commercialized postal luggage car Kiuni 28 with 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]
--Kiuni 28 1 car separately
・ Body (gray)
・ Roof / floor board (gray)
・ Glass (printed)
・ Underfloor equipment / engine (gray)
・ 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 Kiuni 28 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. )