Coal Feeding Platform Concrete JNR Type : Kobo-Nanarokuni Finished product set 1:80(HO) 1020
Pre-painted 1/80 size (HO) by Kobo NANA ROKUNI
Building size (including 2mm thick base): approx. W195xD58xH37mm (not including coal)
Original (self-made full-scratch) work.
The prototype is not specific, but modeled with the design that seems to be common as a concrete coal supply platform of Japanese National Railways.
The sport is a popular movable type, also made by myself.
The spport can be set up independently and freely, the shaft can be rotated and the water tube can be adjusted up and down (back and forth) to some extent, so you can enjoy recreating water supply scenes here too.
Note: The building is screwed on from the back of the base plate and can be removed.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
This is a concrete coal feeder. This is the first time we have had a concrete carburetor in our history.
This is the first time we have built a carburettor for a locomotive.
The staircase, designed for a 31 degree angle, is machined by a machine and has a clean finish.
The warning stripes painted on the corner legs are hand-painted to look exactly like the real thing. It matches the uneven concreted surface and is very realistic.
The popular movable transport is also included as a bonus!
This model is the product of the craftsmanship of Ena-Lokuni, a modeling studio that makes its own jigs for each model. We hope you enjoy this work of art from the masters of the Heisei era!
Building size (including 2mm thick base): approx. W195xD58xH37mm (not including coal)
Original (self-made full-scratch) work.
The prototype is not specific, but modeled with the design that seems to be common as a concrete coal supply platform of Japanese National Railways.
The sport is a popular movable type, also made by myself.
The spport can be set up independently and freely, the shaft can be rotated and the water tube can be adjusted up and down (back and forth) to some extent, so you can enjoy recreating water supply scenes here too.
Note: The building is screwed on from the back of the base plate and can be removed.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
This is a concrete coal feeder. This is the first time we have had a concrete carburetor in our history.
This is the first time we have built a carburettor for a locomotive.
The staircase, designed for a 31 degree angle, is machined by a machine and has a clean finish.
The warning stripes painted on the corner legs are hand-painted to look exactly like the real thing. It matches the uneven concreted surface and is very realistic.
The popular movable transport is also included as a bonus!
This model is the product of the craftsmanship of Ena-Lokuni, a modeling studio that makes its own jigs for each model. We hope you enjoy this work of art from the masters of the Heisei era!
