Description
ETA: Jan 2025
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Jakarta's commuter rail network is operated by the Indonesian Commuter Railway (KCI: PT KERETA COMMUTER INDONESIA), a subsidiary of the Indonesian Railway Company (KAI), a company owned by the Indonesian government. The line operates on a DC-electric line stretching just under 300 km, formerly known as the Jabodetabek. Since 2000, the railcars used have consisted entirely of commuter trains transferred from Japan. The 205 series, transferred between 2013 and 2020, totals 1,000 cars. With a variety of configurations and the introduction of 12-car configurations, a first for Japan, the 205 series has garnered popularity and attention from commuter train and 205 series fans. Known for its striking red front end and red and yellow livery, the trains were redesigned in 2020 to celebrate KAI's 75th anniversary, with a new livery featuring red and white stripes and a new logo on the front. The trains are affectionately known as "KAI Commuters."
We are pleased to announce the release of the Indonesian commuter railway's 205 series, which has attracted attention as a "Japanese-style rolling stock transferred overseas." You can recreate the impressive running scenes of the 12-car train, never before seen on the Japanese 205 series, in N gauge. Combined with its exterior design, which remains almost unchanged since its time in Japan, it will look natural alongside your existing Japanese-style rolling stock.
Main Features
② It is reproduced in the recent specifications that were changed to a new paint color based on red and white stripes.
③ In addition to the red skirt and the unique car number notation displayed on the side, the car number notation from the Japanese era, which was retained at the request of the site, is also reproduced.
④ Equipped with a single-arm pantograph, all cars have large passenger door windows.
⑤ The front (KAI commuter) / side (KCI) logo, and various signs for women only and priority disembarking are reproduced in print.
⑥ Both the intermediate coupling section and the intermediate built-in leading car use bogie-mounted close-coupled couplers, and the leading car has a dummy coupler.
⑦ The intermediate built-in leading car is reproduced in the form with the skirt removed, just like the actual vehicle. Head/tail lights do not light up.
⑧ Head/tail lights light up.
⑩ Comes with destination display stickers including the destination, train number tag, and car number tag.
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