── 2 selections of JNR uncovered cars that have been remodeled according to the cargo!
[actual car]
-From around the end of the 1950s, a large number of dedicated freight cars, commonly known as [suitable freight cars], that corresponded to various goods appeared.
- The general-purpose large open car Toki 15000 has a surplus due to the appearance of the successor car, and various freight cars are made using this.
- Two of them are Toki 21000 and Toki 23600.
- Toki 21000 was remodeled in 1967 with 24 cars as a freight car for transporting coils of ingots and stainless steel plates rolled into rolls.
- The original gates were used, so the exterior has hardly changed, but five cradles have been installed to load the coils on the cargo bed.
- Initially, it was operated based on Wakayama, but later it became a permanent station at Kitakashima Station and was operated to Kuroi.
- The format disappeared in 1983.
- 28 Toki 23600 were remodeled in 1971 as freight cars for transporting zinc mud ores.
- Zinc mud ore is a material with a high specific gravity that contains a lot of water, so in order to limit the amount of loading, the gate is lowered, steel plates are attached to the inside to form a pool, and a drain pipe is installed at the bottom. was installed.
- It was used for operation from Hanaoka Mine to Akita North Port, but the format disappeared in 1984.
[Product Summary]
- Further enhancement of Micro Ace wagon series
- Commercialized 2 types from various goods compatible vehicles modified from Toki 15000
- Uses a die-cast chassis
-Brakes (air tank, cylinder, lever, stepping device, etc. are three-dimensionally reproduced by separate parts)
- There is a feature in the inner cradle, the black freight car of the Japanese National Railways
- Install a cradle part for fixing the coil on the inside of the gate
- The management station notation is [Sen / Kitakashima station standing]. Includes 3 cars with different marked positions
*Coil parts are not included.
* A separate locomotive is required for running
[accessories]
- none
[option]
- none
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )