Railway model 1/150 Model 44 unpainted assembly kit "Economy Kit Series" [112]

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product Description ■ The Mani 44 was a pallet-loaded cargo that appeared at the end of the JNR era for the purpose of improving the efficiency of parcel transportation and replacing old trains.
Approximately 160 units were manufactured between 1978 and 1983, and they were widely used either as cargo trains or connected to passenger trains.
When the railway freight transportation was discontinued in 1986, most of the cars were destined to be scrapped when they were young. However, some of them were taken over by JR Tokai for wave transportation.
[Features of Products]
The Mani 44, which was used for pallet transportation, was commercialized as an economy kit by itself.
Since it is an unpainted kit, it is possible to make it with fine details and paint.
Because it is an unpainted kit, it is possible to make it with fine details and paint.
Because it is an unpainted kit, it is possible to make it with fine details and paint.
Because it is an unpainted kit, it is possible to make it with fine details and paint.
The side and gable glass window sash is silver printed
[Product set composition]
Body (light gray)
Floor board (black)
Underfloor equipment (black)
Rooftop equipment (gray)
Side and gable glass (silver printed)
Weight