TOMYTEC Tomytec TOMIX HO Gauge Taki 9900 Series Kit, 2 Cars, HO-740, Model Railroad Freight Car, New, Unopened ♪ We also handle various model railroads, so you can easily search by tapping the blue text "HANNE Railroad" below (≧∀≦) #HANNE Railroad ■ Product Contents 【Manufacturer】 ・Tomytec 【Part Number】 ・X967408 ■ Product Description ・Kit type that can be made into your favorite form, Taki 9900 series 2-car set ・Handrails around the dome are made of metal ・Wheels are with box wheel center wheels ・The bolster springs of the bogie are selectable between leaf springs and coil springs ・Car numbers are selectable and transfer sheet included ・Company names and company emblems are selectable and transfer sheet/seal included ・Transfer sheet includes "Nippon Oil (Sunrise Mark)" and "Nippon Oil Transportation" ・Seals include "Nippon Oil (Sunrise Mark)", "Kyodo Oil", and "Nippon Oil Transportation" ・Two types of tank mirror surfaces with different curved surfaces can be produced by selecting parts ※ This product is for advanced users ※ Tools, adhesives, paints, etc. are required (commercially available) ・The Taki 9900 series was the first 35-ton gasoline-dedicated freight car of the Japanese National Railways, which appeared in 1962. It featured an outer diameter tank body with a bulging center and a frameless structure that eliminated the side beams of the underframe found in conventional tank cars. ・More than 500 cars were manufactured by 1966, but after that, production was switched to the Taki 35000 series, which had a simplified structure in each part. ・Along with the Taki 35000 series, it was the main type of gasoline transport vehicle during the Japanese National Railways era, but after the privatization of the Japanese National Railways, it was replaced by the Taki 43000 series and Taki 1000 series, which had a larger loading capacity, and all cars were retired by 2008. ・Nippon Oil owned the Taki 9900 series from its appearance in 1962 and changed to a new logo mark around 1990, and it was active until around 2000. ・Kyodo Oil owned the Taki 9900 series from around 1965, and some were active until the late 1990s. ・Nippon Oil Transportation was the last company to own the Taki 9900 series, but all cars were scrapped by 2008. #HANNE Exhibition 4543736967408 17 Vehicle type...Freight car Manufacturer...Tomytec