Description
- The Taki 43000 was introduced in 1967, and since then, over 500 have been manufactured, and it is still in use throughout the country as a gasoline tank freight car.
- 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 mass-produced model and various freight cars, which are scheduled to be released at the same time.
Main Features
-TAKI 43000
-The body shape of the different diameter body is realistically and accurately reproduced by utilizing plastic molding technology
-The details of each part of the body such as handrails, frame, and piping are realistically and accurately reproduced
-Realistic running scenes are reproduced by the three-dimensional bogie and the "roller bearing part where the axle end actually rotates"
-The body number, affiliation marking, and inspection marking can be selected by transfer sticker. Other oil transport company marks and body markings are realistically reproduced by printing
-The body shape of the different diameter body is realistically and accurately reproduced by utilizing plastic molding technology
-The details of each part of the body such as handrails, frame, and piping are realistically and accurately reproduced
-Realistic running scenes are reproduced by the three-dimensional bogie and the "roller bearing part where the axle end actually rotates"
-The body number, affiliation marking, and inspection marking can be selected by transfer sticker. Other oil transport company marks and body markings are realistically reproduced by printing
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