The KiHa 143 series is a diesel railcar that debuted in 1994, modified from the 50 series 51 passenger cars. It is an improved version of the similarly modified KiHa 141 series, with an enhanced drive system.
It was configured as a three-car train with a KiSaHa 144 trailer car in the middle, and operated in the Sapporo area on the Sassho Line, often coupled with the KiHa 40, 141, and 142 series.
Features
- Reproduces the KiHa 143 series as a 3-car train including the KiSaHa 144 from its time on the Sassho Line
- The intermediate car KiSaHa 144 is newly manufactured and reproduced
- Equipped with a constant lighting circuit board for headlights and taillights, with an ON/OFF switch.
- Headlights light up with warm white LEDs
- Front display is printed with "Sapporo - Ishikari-Tobetsu"
- TN coupler (SP) is standard equipment on the driver's cab side
- Selectable car numbers with transfer sheets included
- Uses a flywheel-equipped motor.
- Uses a new current collection system and black wheels.
- Uses an M-13 motor.
Contents
Vehicle
- Kiha 143-150 (M)
- Kisaha 144-100
- Kiha 143-100
Accessories
- Runner parts: Signal flare, radio antenna
- Runner parts: Whistle cover
- Parts: Gangway frame
- Transfer sheet: Car number, etc.
