1/150 Hoki 9500 Onoda Cement 4-Pack Set [A1254]

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Product Description ■ Brick-colored limestone Hoki cars that were active on the Miya Line and Ube Line!
[Actual cars]
The Hoki 2500 is a 35 ton hopper freight car for transporting limestone produced by Japan National Railways from 1967 to 1969.
Loading is done from the upper part and unloading is done by opening the cover on the lower side and dropping it.
The body color is dark brick.
The Hoki 9500 is a private freight car based on the Hoki 2500. There is a group that originally manufactured as the Hoki 9500 and a group that incorporated the JNR Hoki 2500.
Onoda Cement used the Hoki 9500 for transporting limestone from Mine Line Shigeyasu station to Ube Line Ubemisaki station from 1981 to 2009.
From 1998, Onoda Cement changed to Taiheiyo Cement, but the car body title was left as the Onoda Cement.
Also, just before retirement, the handrail on the upper part of the car body was removed.
[Product overview]
The handrail on the upper part of the car body was removed.
[Product overview]
Just before retirement, the handrail on the upper part of the car body was removed.
[Product overview]
The handrail on the upper part of the car body was commercialized.
[Product overview]
The handrail on the upper part of the car body was removed.
[Product overview]
The handrail on the upper part of the car body was removed.
[Product overview]
The handrail on the upper part of the car body was removed.
[Product overview]
The handrail on the upper part of the car body was removed.
[Product overview]
The handrail on the upper part of the car body was removed.
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