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JNR TaKi 3000 tank wagon

The Taki 3000 is a 30-ton tank car for transporting gasoline that was introduced in 1947 by Japan's national railway. The first 50 cars were owned by JNR and used to transport fuel for the Occupation Forces. After 1952, private owned variants were mass-produced and owned by many owners, and became a popular oil tank car in Japan after WWII. Some of these vehicles were used to transport fuel for the U.S. military in Japan.

Feb. 12, 2022: U.S. Forces Japan fuel transport vehicles (BEITAN) added. There are three types: early and late US Army Transport Corps, and NRS variants. These cargo is fuel only.

Oct 8, 2024: Added JNR-owned variants available from 1947. Existing standard types have their year of availability changed to 1952.

* Cargo: Crude oil, Oil and Fuel (U.S. Forces Japan variants are Fuel only)
* Capacity: 15
* Car length: 14.30 m
* Avairable years:
** JNR owned: 1947 - 1978
** general: 1952 - 2002
** U.S. Army early: 1952 - 1968
** U.S. Army later: 1968 - 1997
** NRS U.S. Forces: 1952 - 1997
* Max speed: 75 km/h

Currently, the following variant are included in the pack. Other variants will be added in the future.

* national railway in Japan
* Nippon Oil Corporation (Nisseki)
* Japan Oil Transportation (JOT)
* Nippon Riku-un Sangyo (NRS)
* U.S. Army Transportation Corps