Product Description
-The 485 series train is a limited express train that was manufactured in 1972 and is a representative of JNR.
-DC / AC 50Hz, 60Hz can run all electrified sections, was active in electrified sections nationwide.
-Initially it appeared with a hood type mushroom type cooler on the top car, but later the top car became a penetration type (200s generation) non-penetration (300s generation), and it was changed to a square cooler (AU13) at the same time. It was
[Actual vehicle guide]
-The 485 series is an AC / DC limited express train based on the 481/483 series that appeared earlier, and an electric vehicle unit compatible with all DC / AC 50/60 Hz electric systems. Including the group, more than 1200 cars were manufactured in total.
-The Sashi 481 is a dining car that draws the flow of the Sashi 181. In addition to a table seat and a cooking room with a capacity of 40 people, a simple cab for in-house driving was installed at both car ends.
-The product is manufactured at the same time as the Kuha 481-200 type, etc., and the prototype is a group in which the cooler on the roof has been changed to the AU13 type.
[Product Summary]
-Renewal of penetration type 200s and non-penetration type 300s released simultaneously!
-The basic set is a 4-car set!
-Flywheel power adopted (basic set, additional M set), new current collection, black wheels adopted, TN coupler SP.
-The headlight uses a light bulb color LED board, and the white lighting of the headlight is also reproduced! (Basic set)
-Roof: silver. Set in the JNR era with a small window in the washroom and emergency exit.
[Replacement parts list]
-Collector spring: JS17
-Close-coupled TN coupler: JC49
[Optional Parts List]
-Interior lighting unit for constant lighting (LED): 0733
-Interior lighting unit: 0755
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Item Size/Weight : 18 x 6.5 x 3 cm / 116g
Product Specifications
- Item code
- 8946
- JAN code
- 4543736089469
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 12 per household.