The KIHA series 40 is a general-purpose diesel railcar that debuted in 1977. From 2003, three KIHA series 40/48 trains were restored to the Tokyo metropolitan area livery and put into service at the Hachinohe Transportation Depot.
Product highlights
- High-grade (HG) specifications
- Faithful reproduction of the Metropolitan Area livery as operated from the Hachinohe Transportation Depot in 2003
- Recreates details that differ from standard JNR specifications, such as the smoothed cover over the jumper plug preparation area on the front and the single-side defroster on the driver cab side of the front window
- Reproduces the skirt without a swept-back angle, a characteristic of the later model KIHA 48-1548
- Purple passenger seats reproduced
- H-rubber reproduced in black
- Sill plates and door rails printed in silver
- Car numbers and selected markings pre-printed
- Jumper cables reproduced three-dimensionally with separate parts
- Typhoon horn selectable in four types: shutter type and slit type, each available in large and small sizes
- Interchangeable front display unit with a pre-printed normal display part (navy blue background)
- Headlights, taillights, and front display equipped with a constant lighting circuit board and an ON/OFF switch
- All main lights illuminated by white LEDs
- Headlights produce a warm, incandescent-like color using a color prism
- TN coupler (SP) included as standard equipment
- New current collection system with black wheels
- Flywheel-equipped motor combined with an M-13 motor for smooth operation
- Compatible with interior lighting kit TOMIX 0733
Train set
- KIHA 48-1548
- KIHA 40-551 (M)
- KIHA 40-590
Accessories included
- Runner parts: radio antenna, signal flare
- Runner parts: jumper cable
- Runner parts: typhoon horn
- Parts: obstacle deflector
- Parts: canopy frame
- Parts: toilet tank
- Parts: air tank
- Parts: jig
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