── Leading Shimonoseki from Tokyo. Tokaido's star machine, P type EF65 500 series, is being reproduced!
[Product introduction]
- The EF65 500 series was released from 1964 to 1965, based on the EF60, for towing the 20 series sleeper express and Koki 10000 series high-speed freight trains, which were the star trains of the Tokaido Main Line at the time.
- The passenger type is called the P type, and the cargo type is called the F type, and they are characterized by different equipment.
- Also, due to a shortage of passenger locomotives, eight EF65s from the 0 series were modified.
- This product now uses a slotless motor, allowing you to enjoy smoother running.
- Accordingly, the product number, JAN code, and price will change.
- There are no changes to the exterior specifications of the vehicle.
[Product features]
- EF65 500 series P type (Passenger) for pulling passenger trains such as the Blue Train
- The configuration of units 501 to 512, which were newly installed in the Tokyo engine depot in 1965, around 1975.
- Adopts PS17C pantograph to realistically reproduce details on the roof and fearless car body.
- Beautifully reproduces the express color of blue and cream
- Adopts a slotless motor for smoother and quieter running.
- Headlights on (uses light bulb color LED)
- Arnold coupler standard equipment. Replacement knuckle coupler included
- Accurately reproduce manufacturer's plates and vehicle body markings by printing
- Selectable license plate: [501][503][505][506]
- Supports quick head mark. [Asakaze] [Fuji] Head mark included
[set content]
- EF65 500 series P type limited express color
[accessories]
- Quick head mark [Asakaze] [Fuji] x 1 each
- Selectable license plate [501][503][505][506] x 1 each (front, side)
- Knuckle coupler x 2
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- 22-102 Sound Box
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )