Product Description
──Kumoya 145 type, which was renumbered after replacing the main motor
The Kumoya 145 series is a traction vehicle for direct current sections that was created in 1980 during the Japan National Railways era by modifying 101 series electric trains with the aim of replacing traction vehicles and rescue vehicles that had been modified from older models.
It is mainly used for shunting within the depot, towing trains entering and leaving factories, and rescue in emergencies.
The 1000 series is still in service in the Kansai region.
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The Kumoya 145 series 1000 series, which is active in the Kansai region, is now available as a selectable car number product.
The trailer has lights on both sides and a switch to turn them off.
[Product Specifications]
Vehicle number, inspection marking, affiliation marking, end marking, ATS marking (P・S) are transferred from the attached vehicle marking
Front type and front train number display can be selected from the included stickers
Whistle, ventilator, fuse box, and lightning arrester are already installed
Train radio antenna and signal flare are depicted as a single sculpture.
Headlights (bulb color) and taillights (red) are lit
The light on the driver's cab side in the middle of the powered car is not lit
Equipped with a coreless motor power unit with a flywheel
*Some product specifications may differ from the actual vehicle.
[Differences from the previous product (No. 31754)]
Price review
[Product set composition (composition diagram)]
←Okayama Maibara→
Kumoya 145-1000 +
Kumoya 145-1000(M)[Sold separately]
GM Interior Lighting Unit (Narrow, White) (No. 8461: 2 pieces, No. 8462: 4 pieces)
[Main related products currently on sale/scheduled for release by GREENMAX]
No.31982 JR Kumoya 145 series 0 series
No.32129 JR West Kumoya 145 Series 1100 (Gray Bogie) [Planned Item]
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Product Specifications
- Item code
- 32128
- JAN code
- 4946950321283
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 12 per household.