HO Narrow Tank Car and Petrol Weigher and Transporter : Kobo-Nana-Rokuni Finished product set 1:87 5001
Pre-painted 1/87 size (HO) by Kobo NANA ROKUNI
HO Narrow (HOn2 1/2, gauge 9mm) tank car and petrol weigher carrier
Dimensions (approx): Tank car = 12mm diameter, petrol weigher = 9.5mm diameter
Note: The carriage has been adapted from an R-Craft carriage, which has been screwed from the back and can be used as a trailer.
Both the tank car and the petrol weigher are screwed together from the back of the transport trolley and can be removed for use as a structure or accessory.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
Narrow Kiso-style tank car, petrol weigher and carrier, manufactured by Kobo Ena-Rokuni from ABS material.
As well as running as a trailer, it also makes a nice addition to your layout as an accessory on the track.
Both the tank car and the petrol weigher are screwed together from the back, so they can be returned to the transport bogie by attaching the original parts, and the petrol weigher can be used as a structure as it is.
According to Nanarokuni, "It's not a precision freight car, but how about an accessory on the track? I'm sure you'll love it.
HO Narrow (HOn2 1/2, gauge 9mm) tank car and petrol weigher carrier
Dimensions (approx): Tank car = 12mm diameter, petrol weigher = 9.5mm diameter
Note: The carriage has been adapted from an R-Craft carriage, which has been screwed from the back and can be used as a trailer.
Both the tank car and the petrol weigher are screwed together from the back of the transport trolley and can be removed for use as a structure or accessory.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
Narrow Kiso-style tank car, petrol weigher and carrier, manufactured by Kobo Ena-Rokuni from ABS material.
As well as running as a trailer, it also makes a nice addition to your layout as an accessory on the track.
Both the tank car and the petrol weigher are screwed together from the back, so they can be returned to the transport bogie by attaching the original parts, and the petrol weigher can be used as a structure as it is.
According to Nanarokuni, "It's not a precision freight car, but how about an accessory on the track? I'm sure you'll love it.
