Prototype Information:

PT Kereta Commuter Indonesia (KCI: PT KERETA COMMUTER INDONESIA) is a subsidiary of the Indonesian Railway Company (KAI), partially owned by the Indonesian government. THE KCI runs on a direct current electrified line for the commuter service of just under 300 km in total length and was formerly known as JABODETABEK in Jakarta. Since the 2000s, the trains in operation are commuter trains transferred from Japan. Among them, the 205 series has reached a total of 1,000 cars. Due to the variety of configurations and the 12-car formations not seen in Japan, they have gained popularity and attention from commuter train fans and 205 series fans. The trains were once famous for their bold red-and-yellow front ends, but with the 75th anniversary of KAI’s establishment in 2020, the livery was updated to a new red-and-white design. The logo on the front
was also redesigned and now operate under the new name “KAI Commuter.”

We are pleased to present the Indonesia Commuter Railway 205 Series, a model of Japan's former trains reborn overseas. The impressive 12-car formation, unique to their post-Japan operation, can now be recreated in N scale. Because the body design remains mostly unchanged from their time in Japan, they can be seamlessly displayed alongside other Japanese-style models with no visual mismatch.

Model Features:

Composed of 4 cars + 8 cars, includes 6-door cars.
Reproduced in the recent color scheme featuring red and white stripes.
Couplers: bogie-mounted close-coupling type couplers (intermediate cars and intermediate rear cars); dummy couplers (rear cars).

Details:
• Features ted-painted skirt, unique car number markings on the sides, and Japanese-era car numbers that have been retained based on on-site preference.
• Single-arm pantographs, all passenger door windows in large-window style.
• Includes the front “KAI Commuter” logo, side “KCI” logo, various printed signs such as women-only cars and priority exit indicators.
• The embedded cab cars are reproduced without skirts, here head/taillights are non-functional.
• Including sticker sheet for destination displays, formation number plates, and car number plates.

Other:
• Rear cars have functional head/taillights.
• Equipped with GM-5 motor.