Product Detail

The Kiha 58 series is an express diesel car of the Japanese National Railways that was introduced in 1961. The KiRo 28 series is a green car equipped with one engine, and the 100 series for long formations was equipped with air conditioning from the beginning of production, and the 2100 series was equipped with an air conditioning power supply unit that could supply power to other cars. Green cars had a light green class band under the window, but with the change in painting regulations in 1978, the class band was abolished, and cars that entered inspection gradually began to have no class band.

Features

• High Grade (HG) specifications
• Reproduces the appearance when the class band was abolished
• Among the 100 series for long formations, the newly air-conditioned cars, which have the water inlet at the bottom of the side closer to the center, are mainly based on the 155 to 189 series, but are reproduced as the 2100 series that can supply power to other cars
• The roof reproduces the appearance of the small ventilators lined up on the roof for cooling the fluorescent light transistors, as seen in the actual car, along with the roof that is slightly lower due to the air conditioning installed
• Reproduces the louvers for the generator on the R side, which is a characteristic of the 2100 series
• Reproduces the appearance of the small window at the bottom of the passenger door
• Adopts a maroon color sheet
• Car number, green car mark, and affiliation notation are selectable and a transfer sheet is included
• Adopts a new current collecting system and black wheels
• TN coupler (SP) is standard equipment

Contents

Vehicles

• Kiro 28-2100 (without stripe)

Accessories

• Transfer sheet: Vehicle number