This product is based on a locomotive belonging to the Seikan Branch Office of the Hakodate Transport Office of JR Hokkaido (formerly the Goryokaku Locomotive Depot). It recreates the style in which the regular pantograph on the second end (towards Hakodate) was replaced with a single-arm pantograph in 2010.
It retains the compact exterior design of the ED75.
The rooftop equipment, a hallmark of AC electric locomotives, is realistically reproduced with metal wire and green insulators.
The H-rubbers on the front window and side light windows are reproduced in black. The driver's compartment side window is reproduced as an aluminum sash window.
The front window wipers are represented in silver.
Arnold couplers are standard equipment. Replacement knuckle couplers are included.
Selectable manufacturer's plates: Toshiba, Hitachi, or Mitsubishi. License plates: 4, 7, 13, or 14.
The slotless motor ensures smooth and quiet running. Capable of pulling full-length sleeper express trains (with interior lights) such as the Cassiopeia, Hokutosei, and Twilight Express.
Compatible with quick headmarks. Includes Hokutosei and Cassiopeia headmarks.
Motor: Equipped with a throttle motor.
Lights: Headlights and taillights light up.
Accessories: 2 destination display stickers.
This model train is powered by the rails. No batteries are required for running, lighting, or operation.
Batteries are not included.
This product does not require fuel.
This product does not include fuel.
Paint is not included.
This product is based on a locomotive belonging to the JR Hokkaido Hakodate Transport Office Seikan Branch (formerly Goryokaku Locomotive Depot). It recreates the style in which the regular pantograph on the second end (towards Hakodate) was replaced with a single-arm pantograph in 2010.
It retains the compact exterior design of the ED75. The rooftop equipment, a characteristic of AC electric locomotives, is realistically reproduced using metal wire and green insulators.
It was used to pull the sleeper express trains "Hokutosei," "Twilight Express," and "Cassiopea," as well as the sleeper express "Hamanasu." You can enjoy the appearance of the ED79 in its later years, when the regular pantograph was replaced from the original under-frame cross-type to a single-arm pantograph.
