Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) Coloring Pages
About Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)
Dash with Bright Red Wings! Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)
The "Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)" is a super cool express train run by Kintetsu Railway that connects Osaka and Nagoya. It is a brand-new, shiny train that just started running in 2020! It got its name from the image of a mythical bird flying with its wings spread wide. Its main feature is its shiny, deep red body color called "metallic red."
Types and Features of the Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)
The Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) comes in two types: a 6-car train and an 8-car train. They look the same from the outside, but the seats are different depending on where you sit. Both types are built to make your ride much more relaxing than older trains!
- Premium Cars: These are the very first car (Car 1) and the very last car. The floors are a little higher, so you get a great view from the big windows! The seats are made of real leather and look super fancy.
- Regular Cars: These are the cars in the middle. Even though they are called "regular," they are as fancy as first-class seats on normal trains, so you can sit back and relax.
Secrets to a Comfy Ride
The Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) has lots of secrets to keep you from getting tired, even on long trips!
- Backshell Seats: This is the coolest part of the Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)! The seats have a special shell behind them. Even if the person in front leans back, they will not bump into you. That means you can lean your seat back all the way and relax whenever you want!
- Cafe Spot: Inside the train, there is a vending machine that serves freshly brewed coffee. You can also buy snacks and special souvenirs, so it feels like a fun little trip!
- Big Luggage Space: There are lockers with locks for big suitcases. You can even use your IC train card as a key! It uses the newest technology.
- Clean Air: Every car has an air cleaner that gets rid of tiny bits of dust you cannot even see. The air always stays fresh and clean!
History of the Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)
The Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) was born on March 14, 2020. People loved how beautiful and comfortable it was! In 2021, it won the "Blue Ribbon Award." This special award is given to the best train of the year by the Japan Railfan Club. Today, it is a super popular train that people love to use when traveling between Osaka and Nagoya!
How to Color Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)
When you color the Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) coloring page, try to make that cool "fiery red" look awesome!
- Body color: The most important color is red. Instead of plain red, try using a deep, dark red with a tiny bit of black or brown mixed in to make it look real. If you use colored pencils, try layering a faint coat of black over the red!
- Gold lines: There is gold on the side of the train and on the logo. Using a bright golden-yellow or a gold pen instead of plain yellow gives it a super fancy look right away!
- Windows and lights: If you color the big windows a blackish-blue color, the red body will really stand out. Try leaving the middle of the front lights white and coloring around them light yellow to make them look bright and shiny!
- Speedy feel: Imagine the Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) zooming by super fast! Draw lots of sideways lines in the background to show it cutting through the wind!
The Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) is always polished and shiny, so drawing light reflections makes it look even better!
- Light reflections: Leave a smooth white line uncolored near the top of the train body. This shows the sunlight shining off its glossy coat!
- Draw a background: The Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) passes tall city buildings, lush green mountains in Mie Prefecture, and wide open rice fields. Where is your Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) running right now? Draw your favorite scenery in the background!
Have fun coloring any way you like
It is also fun to color the Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) using any colors you want. What if there was a "blue Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)" or a "rainbow Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)"? Use your own ideas to make a brand-new Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) that is the only one in the world!
Fun Facts About Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)
You Can Lean Back Without Worrying About the Person Behind You!
On normal trains, if someone is sitting behind you, you might worry, "Is it okay if I lean my seat back?" But Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)'s seats are wrapped in a hard shell called a "Backshell," so even if you lean back, the seat only moves inside its shell. Since it does not make the space behind you smaller, you do not have to worry about anyone and can lean your seat back all the way!
A Special Red Just for Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train)
The color of the train body is called "Metallic Red." Actually, they put on layer after layer of paint to give it a deep, beautiful shine. They use a special painting technique, just like a fancy sports car!
High-Tech System to Stop the Shaking
The premium cars on Hinotori (Kintetsu 80000 series train) have a device called an "electric active suspension." It uses sensors to find bumpy shakes from the train tracks and creates a force to stop the shaking. That is why it runs so smoothly and quietly, you will not even spill your coffee!
The Driver Gets a Great View, Too!
The glass at the very front in the driver's cabin is made super big. You can see the view ahead really well from the observation seats, too!
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Hinotori (Front View Close-Up)
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