DF200 diesel locomotive model overview
The DF200 is a diesel locomotive whose mass production began in 1994 and is popularly known as RED BEAR. It is used to haul freight trains on non electrified sections across Hokkaido and in the Chukyo region. Variants include the 0, 50, 100, and 200 series due to differences in engine specifications. In recent years the JRF mark on the body sides has been removed.
New lineup
A new DF200 lineup modeled for freight service on non electrified lines. Ideal for operating with container cars and tank cars.
Option parts and features
- DF200 50 without JRF mark
- Recreates the appearance from 2024 onward of the unit assigned to Goryokaku Depot, with the JRF mark removed from the body sides and inspection markings omitted
- Beautifully reproduced dark and light gray two tone body with vermilion accents
- Selectable number plates: 51, 53, 104, 110
- Window H rubber seals in black
- Headlights illuminated using warm white LEDs
- Equipped with the well regarded GM 5 drive unit for stable running
- Standard Arnold coupler installed, spare knuckle coupler included
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