Kato 10-2054 KIHA 120-300 (Tsuyama Livery) 2 Cars Set (N scale)

KIHA 120 is a 16 m-class lightweight diesel railcar developed for one-man local services. Built from 1992 to 1996 to replace older regional rolling stock, the Series 120 combines a stainless-steel body with compact dimensions suited to smaller rural routes.

This two-car set reproduces KIHA 120-300 in the Tsuyama Livery after toilet installation and renewal work. It is well suited to regional JR West scenes and compact layouts.

Key features and specifications

• Reproduces the post-renewal appearance with two windows blocked on one side following toilet installation.
• Twin headlights, front-door wiper covers, and the reinforced obstacle deflector with snowplow are modeled.
• Different silver finishes around the windows, lower body, and apron panels are accurately represented.
• Powered cars have dummy couplers at both ends; trailer cars have a body-mounted close coupler on one end. Replacement couplers and obstacle deflectors are included.
• Front gangway covers are included for coupled scenes.
• Slotless motor, illuminated head and tail lights, front destination display, and a light on/off switch are fitted.
• Interior lighting is preinstalled. The paired headlights reproduce distinct inner and outer lamp tones.
• Blank front display with destination, priority-seat, and one-man-operation decals included. Minimum curve radius: R183.