Tomix N TAKI 1000 Oil Terminal C

The Taki 1000 is a gasoline tanker that began operating in 1993. It has a frameless structure similar to the Taki 43000, and can carry 45 tons of gasoline. The bogie is FT21, allowing it to run at 95km/h.

It has the Japan Oil Terminal stripe paint, and 120 cars manufactured between 1994 and 1999 were used.

• Reproduces the early Taki 1000 with the design of the Japan Oil Terminal's navy blue body with two color stripes of sky blue and silver.
• Car number is printed.
• Uses small diameter wheels
• Can run on mini curved rails.

Vehicle:

• TAKI1000-413

N Taki 1000 Oil Terminal C is a detailed model train designed for realistic railway modelling and layout expansion in N scale. Featuring: Detail & Finish: Accurate Taki 1000 livery with fine moulded details and printed markings. Drive & Performance: Non-powered freight wagon designed for smooth rolling on N gauge track. Control & Compatibility: DC analogue operation compatible with standard N gauge track. Couplings & Integration: Equipped with standard N gauge couplers for seamless integration with other rolling stock. Model Dimensions (Approximate): Scale: N scale Gauge: 9 mm N gauge Technical Specifications: Brand: Tomix Model Type: Freight Wagon Era / Prototype: Taki 1000 oil tanker Power Source: Track-powered (rolling only) Assembly: Ready-to-run Included: Single freight wagon Ideal for N scale modellers and collectors seeking accurate scale appearance and seamless integration with existing layouts. Why this model matters The Taki 1000 Oil Terminal C wagon represents a key component of Japanese freight operations, allowing modellers to expand their N scale layouts with authentic rolling stock. Its fine detailing and ready-to-run design make it practical for both display and operational use. How to use it Place the wagon on N gauge track and connect to compatible freight trains. Ensure track is clean for smooth rolling. Check couplings for secure attachment to other cars. Store in a safe, dust-free environment when not in use.