Description
- The Hoki 2200 is a hopper freight car developed in 1966 for transporting wheat, feed, etc. The car body has an oval cross section and is characterized by a structure that is expanded to the maximum vehicle limit. It was in service for a long time from the JNR era.
- You can enjoy it in a wide range of ways, such as recreating various freight trains from the JNR era to the transition to JR. You can enjoy it together with the 1-203 (HO) D51 Standard Production Type, which will be released at the same time, and various freight cars.
Main Features
●Hoki 2200
・Reproduces the distinctive appearance with a complex shape and three-dimensional structure
・Reproduces realistic running scenes with the three-dimensional bogie and the "actually rotating roller bearing section" used for the first time in the Japanese type (HO)
・Can reproduce the "2 oval hatches" form seen in the type produced in the early period and the popular "4 round hatches" form by selecting the attached parts
・Steps, handrails, etc. are reproduced with separate parts
・Car number and affiliation notation can be selected with a realistic lettering sheet. Other car notations are realistically reproduced by printing
・Equipped with (HO) KATO knuckle coupler with coupling function that reproduces the form of the coupler of the actual train
・Reproduces the distinctive appearance with a complex shape and three-dimensional structure
・Reproduces realistic running scenes with the three-dimensional bogie and the "actually rotating roller bearing section" used for the first time in the Japanese type (HO)
・Can reproduce the "2 oval hatches" form seen in the type produced in the early period and the popular "4 round hatches" form by selecting the attached parts
・Steps, handrails, etc. are reproduced with separate parts
・Car number and affiliation notation can be selected with a realistic lettering sheet. Other car notations are realistically reproduced by printing
・Equipped with (HO) KATO knuckle coupler with coupling function that reproduces the form of the coupler of the actual train
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