――It is a painted model that reproduces a 2-axle freight car with N gauge.
--A wide lineup of pre-painted freight cars, from standard freight cars that have been widely used in Commonwealth countries, to privately owned freight cars until the 1980s, and British Rail freight cars.
――The unique colorful paint, combined with the compactness of a two-axle freight car, makes the collection fun.
--If the vehicle has a track width of 9 mm, it can run on the tracks of various companies as well as those made by PECO. Since it comes with a standard Arnold type coupler, you can freely enjoy it in combination with various vehicles.
[PENR-P181 PECO N gauge British 2-axle freight car tank car (National Benzoyl, car number 2003)]
――This model is a 2-axle freight car model for N gauge scale railway models.
-The model freight car reproduces the tank car of the 1950s.
――At that time, it was common to use the rail network to transport gasoline to various parts of the United Kingdom. After that, the number was reduced by the maintenance of pipelines and the development of automobiles.
--The model models a traditional British Ta-axle tank car.
――The shape and details of the tank are realistically reproduced. The expression of the chassis, such as the steel frame equipped with four wheels, is also mechanically finished.
――The marking reproduces the logo of National Benzoyl, an oil brand used in the United Kingdom from 1919 to 1960, and the logo mark. The blue background logo mark is eye-catching on the black tank.
--The axle is a pivot type with low rolling resistance. With standard Arnold type coupler.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )