KATO N gauge C62 2 Tokaido type 2017-8 model railroad steam locomotive black

Description

KATO N gauge C62 2 Tokaido type 2017-8 model railroad steam locomotive black
Description
Condition: New
C62 2 Tokaigata prototype was in the early 1955 era belonging to the Miyahara engine district. Reproduce the appearance of the additional sandbox.
Reproduce the characteristic edging around the deflector and the "swallow mark".
The air action pipe is placed at a different position from the C62 Tokai type (2017-7), there is no R at the roof corner of the cab, and the heavy oil tank is installed behind the partition at the top of the tender.
The handrails are reproduced in silver in various places.
License plate (black) installed, manufacturing name plate "Hitachi" printed.
Powerful and smooth running is achieved by adopting a power unit equipped with a coreless motor.
Like the actual vehicle, it expresses the gap between the boiler and the underframe, and the core of the box driving wheel with holes.
Headlights on.
Arnold coupler standard equipment, replacement knuckle coupler included.
The head mark is replaceable, and you can select "Tsubame" or "Hato".
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