KATO 10-041 Kiha 20 Series Orange 2 [Special Edition]

Step back into Japan's railway past with this exclusive metropolitan-orange Kiha 20 Series, celebrating KATO's 60 years of N gauge excellence. This special two-car set faithfully recreates the late-era JNR to JR transition period with its distinctive solid orange livery, capturing a pivotal moment in Japanese rail history. Housed in commemorative retro packaging, this collector's item blends authentic details with nostalgic charm - a perfect bridge between past and present for rail enthusiasts of all generations.

Key Features:

• Metropolitan color scheme – Represents the late JNR/JR period in striking solid orange

• Anniversary edition presentation – Two protective clear cases with four vintage-style paper inserts

• Historical documentation – Includes reproduced inspection certificate for powered Kiha25 unit

• Period-accurate finishes – Black front diaphragms, gray undercarriage, black bogies

• Collector's details – Features classic "Kansui" markings and Arnold couplers

Why This Edition Matters:

• Timeline showcase – Documents the JNR-to-JR transitional color scheme

• Display-worthy packaging – Special 60th anniversary box designed for preservation

• Operational authenticity – Ready-to-run straight from the collector's case

• Generational appeal – Connects veteran collectors with new enthusiasts

Product Specifications:

• Scale: N gauge (1:150)

• Contents: Kiha25 + Kiha Unit26 (2-car set)

• Operation: Rail-powered (no batteries required)

• Lighting: Non-functional head/tail lights (as per prototype)

• Special notes: Interior lighting not compatible

Complete your Japanese rail collection with this historically significant anniversary edition. The metropolitan orange livery stands out on any layout, while the carefully reproduced details honor the Kiha 20's 34 years of nationwide service. More than just a model, this set tells a story - of changing railway eras, evolving model technology, and six decades of N gauge passion. Display it proudly or operate it regularly; either way, you're preserving a piece of railway heritage.