HO Narrow Light Rail Locomotive Boarded : Kobo-Nanarokuni Finished product set 1:87 1025
Pre-painted 1/87 size (HO) by Kobo NANA ROKUNI
Approximate size: width 98mm, depth 90mm, height 60mm
Opening: 38mm wide, 41mm high (from top of track when using PECO track)
Note: 1 LED light bulb available. There is a lead wire (with female 2.54mm pitch connector) coming out from underneath the storage space, so you can enjoy the lighted state if you input 3V DC.
The prototype is based on the Kujukuri Railway's Togane Station, but with the shed on the right and more reinforcement than the real thing.
Please enjoy it by incorporating it into your own diorama or layout.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
This small engine house is perfect for light railway and forest railway layouts.
This structure is made by Ena Rokuni, the same workshop that produced the popular water tank. It's not bad at all.
The wooden structure is constructed in the style of the real thing, with a single piece of Northeastern basswood (3x0.3mm thick) attached to each piece of wood, so it looks as real from the inside as it does from the outside.
This time, the weathering is very tight to express the rusty appearance of the building. In the evening, the light from the vault spills out into the open.
Approximate size: width 98mm, depth 90mm, height 60mm
Opening: 38mm wide, 41mm high (from top of track when using PECO track)
Note: 1 LED light bulb available. There is a lead wire (with female 2.54mm pitch connector) coming out from underneath the storage space, so you can enjoy the lighted state if you input 3V DC.
The prototype is based on the Kujukuri Railway's Togane Station, but with the shed on the right and more reinforcement than the real thing.
Please enjoy it by incorporating it into your own diorama or layout.
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
This small engine house is perfect for light railway and forest railway layouts.
This structure is made by Ena Rokuni, the same workshop that produced the popular water tank. It's not bad at all.
The wooden structure is constructed in the style of the real thing, with a single piece of Northeastern basswood (3x0.3mm thick) attached to each piece of wood, so it looks as real from the inside as it does from the outside.
This time, the weathering is very tight to express the rusty appearance of the building. In the evening, the light from the vault spills out into the open.
