Kato will make an N-scale electric postal cargo train KUMOYUNI 147 which was in service along with Series 119 on Ida Line.
When the older JNR trains were replaced by series 119, the transport of postal cargo was also taken over by KUMOYUNI 147 from the older JNR trains. As the car was mostly operated in connection with series 119, the paint scheme of the car was also in consistency with series 119.
As the car was planned for the operation on Ida Line only, it is characterized by omission of anti-snow equipment such as front skirt or taifon cover.
● 10-1486 Series 119 Ida-Line 2-Car Set
● The prototype for this scale model is the original train in service from 1983 to 1985 belonging to Toyohashi engine depot.
● The distinctive diaphragm acceptor on the front reproduced
● The rooftop ventilator reproduced and installed as a separate part
● The service number display beside the front assistant driver’s seat reproduced
● Sills for doors for crew and sliding doors for passengers painted silver
● Signs and letterings such as model No. security device and seats for disabled printed
● Each carriage equipped with operative head/taillights and front indicator lights (with turnoff switch) using bulb lamp color LED
● Equipped with body-mounted tight couplers (without hook)
● Stable run is achieved with motor unit complete with flywheels using no traction tires
● Destination stickers are included in the product
● The book type case for 3 sets can store a 2-car set plus a car KUMOYUNI 147
● 4870-1 Postal Cargo Car KUMOYUNI 147
● The prototype for the scale model is the train in service on Ida Line 1983 to 1985 belonging to Toyohashi engine depot.
● The body sides accurately represented with lined-up crew doors and relatively few side windows distinctive to a postal cargo train
● Depressed doors for luggage chambers
●Equipped with pantograph PS23
● Doorsills for doors for crew and those for luggage chambers are silver
● Security equipment table printed
● Rubber seal frames are gray
● Both ends of the train equipped with head/taillights and front side indication light (with turnoff switch). Bulb light color LED adopted.
● The front sign ready printed white on navy grey.
When the older JNR trains were replaced by series 119, the transport of postal cargo was also taken over by KUMOYUNI 147 from the older JNR trains. As the car was mostly operated in connection with series 119, the paint scheme of the car was also in consistency with series 119.
As the car was planned for the operation on Ida Line only, it is characterized by omission of anti-snow equipment such as front skirt or taifon cover.
● 10-1486 Series 119 Ida-Line 2-Car Set
● The prototype for this scale model is the original train in service from 1983 to 1985 belonging to Toyohashi engine depot.
● The distinctive diaphragm acceptor on the front reproduced
● The rooftop ventilator reproduced and installed as a separate part
● The service number display beside the front assistant driver’s seat reproduced
● Sills for doors for crew and sliding doors for passengers painted silver
● Signs and letterings such as model No. security device and seats for disabled printed
● Each carriage equipped with operative head/taillights and front indicator lights (with turnoff switch) using bulb lamp color LED
● Equipped with body-mounted tight couplers (without hook)
● Stable run is achieved with motor unit complete with flywheels using no traction tires
● Destination stickers are included in the product
● The book type case for 3 sets can store a 2-car set plus a car KUMOYUNI 147
● 4870-1 Postal Cargo Car KUMOYUNI 147
● The prototype for the scale model is the train in service on Ida Line 1983 to 1985 belonging to Toyohashi engine depot.
● The body sides accurately represented with lined-up crew doors and relatively few side windows distinctive to a postal cargo train
● Depressed doors for luggage chambers
●Equipped with pantograph PS23
● Doorsills for doors for crew and those for luggage chambers are silver
● Security equipment table printed
● Rubber seal frames are gray
● Both ends of the train equipped with head/taillights and front side indication light (with turnoff switch). Bulb light color LED adopted.
● The front sign ready printed white on navy grey.