The Kumoya 90 was a vehicle that was active as a commercial vehicle in various train districts. In Showa 41 (1966), it was remodeled from the Moha 72 of the commuter type 73 series of the old national railway and was active as a control vehicle for transfer traction such as division and merger in the train area, and as a control vehicle for transfer of admission cars to the factory, and test runs.
A body-mounted close-coupler (without hook) is included, allowing you to enjoy reproducing the replacement and test run scenes of various vehicles, from commuter trains to limited express trains.
- Commercialization of the Kumoya 90 of the business car remodeled from the old national electric 73 series. Two types with and without motor are available
- Accurately reproduce the three-tiered windows and brown body lined up on the side that leave the image of the 73 series in a strong color - The coupler is equipped with a body-mounted KATO densely coupler (with hook) on one side, and an Arnold coupler (bogie mount) on the other side. Body mount KATO coupler densely coupled #2 (without hook) included for replacement
- Glove-type ventilator reproduces the unique shape of the old national electric car
- Stable running is possible by adopting a power unit with flywheel. No traction tires
- Driver's cab on both sides is standard equipment with headlights/taillights (with light off switch)
- Illuminated operation display curtain has been printed "90 times"
- Accessories: Body mount close coupler (without hook)
