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TOMIX N KOKI 106 Early Type New Deco with One Container

$29.99
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SKU:TMX08751
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Description

N KOKI 106 Early Type New Deco with One Container is an N scale model railway freight car reproducing the early type of the JR Koki 106 container wagon in its newer livery, supplied with one 40-foot marine container.

Featuring:
  • Container Freight Car: A model of the Koki 106 early type, a container wagon introduced in 1997 for loading marine containers.
  • Scale & Layout Compatibility: N scale.
  • Prototype Detail: The early type is newly produced to reproduce the version without the hand-brake release indicator on the side of the underframe. The newer livery version is reproduced without the JRF logo and shunting-prohibition marking.
  • Container: Includes one 40-foot marine container, reproduced with magenta colouring and the ONE logo. Container logos and markings are printed.
  • Running Detail: The handrails and brake handle are factory fitted, while silver-coloured wheels are used.
Technical Specifications:
  • Brand: TOMIX
  • Accessory Category: Freight Car
  • Assembly: Ready-to-use
  • Included: Koki 106-58; 40-foot marine container × 1

Suitable for modellers working in N scale layouts who want to add a detailed Koki 106 early-type container wagon with a 40-foot marine container to a Japanese freight train formation.

Why this accessory matters

This TOMIX model combines the early-type Koki 106 with a single 40-foot marine container, offering a compact way to add container freight equipment to an N scale collection. The reproduced newer livery and printed container markings provide clearly defined prototype-specific details.

How to use it

Place the ready-to-use freight car on an N scale model railway layout. The 40-foot marine container is supplied as part of the product and is designed to be carried by the Koki 106 wagon.

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