We will be commercializing the 205 series of Indonesian commuter railways, which has attracted attention as a "Japanese-style vehicle transferred overseas".

You can recreate the impressive running scene of a 12-car train, never before seen on the Japanese 205 series, in N gauge.

The exterior shape remains almost unchanged since the Japanese era, so you can enjoy it alongside your existing Japanese-style vehicles without any sense of incongruity.

? The 16th train set, consisting of 4 cars and 8 cars, including a 6-door car, is now available as a product.
? It is reproduced in the latest specifications, which have been changed to a new paint color based on red and white stripes.
? In addition to the red-painted skirt and the unique car number markings displayed on the side, the car number markings from the Japanese era, which have been retained at the request of the site, are also reproduced.
? Equipped with a single-arm pantograph, all cars have large passenger door windows.
- The front (KAI commuter) and side (KCI) logos, as well as various signs for women-only cars and priority disembarking are reproduced in print.
- Both the intermediate coupling section and the intermediate built-in leading car use bogie-mounted close-coupled couplers, while the leading car uses a dummy coupler.
- The intermediate built-in leading car reproduces the form with the skirt removed, just like the actual vehicle.

Head and tail lights do not light up.
Head and tail lights light up.
Equipped with a GM-5 motor.
Destination stickers including destination, train number, and car number are included.
Commuter transportation in Jakarta is provided by PT Kereta Commuter Indonesia (KCI),.
a subsidiary of the Indonesian Railways Company (KAI),.
which is owned by the Indonesian government.

It operates on a DC electrified line with a total length of just under 300 km, and was formerly known as JABODETABEK.

Since 2000, the rolling stock used has been mostly commuter trains transferred from Japan, with the 205 series transferred between 2013 and 2020 reaching a total of 1,000 cars.
With a variety of different configurations and the fact that the trains are operated in 12-car formations, which were not seen in Japan, the 205 series has attracted attention and popularity among commuter train and 205 series fans.

It was famous for its striking red and yellow livery, but in 2020, the 75th anniversary of KAI's founding, the livery was changed to a red and white stripe, and the logo on the front was also redesigned, earning it the nickname "KAI Commuter".

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