Description

This is the first new steel boxcar in the post-war era, and the Tem 100 is a 15-ton, two-axle vehicle with a two-stage link type running system, increasing the maximum operating speed to 75km/h. 850 cars were manufactured by 1963. In order to deal with the heat generated by the chemical reaction between the quicklime, which is the main cargo, and water, the structure is designed to prevent water leakage, and the floorboards, side panels, and roof are all made of steel plates. In order to make the inside smooth for bulk loading, flat steel plates are used with no lining and the side pillars are placed on the outside.
Set of two, both wagons having different road number, rapido type couplings.

Main features

• Reproduce the distinctive appearance of exposed side beams and raised roofs.
• Beautifully reproduces the management station name "Mino Akasaka Station", car number etc.
• Equipped with a suspension mechanism in the car bearing part to achieve stable driving