KATO Nagoya Rinkai Railway ND552 2-Car Set, Special Edition Diesel Locomotive, Model Train 10-1824

Nagoya Rinkai Railway ND552 Series No. 7-10 are now available as products. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the line's opening in 2015, this two-car set features No. 7 in the same JNR livery as when the line first opened, and No. 8-10 in the current livery adopted in 1995. The distinctive single-lamp headlight and uniquely shaped DT105 bogie are reproduced. No. 7 (JNR livery): The brown and gray body color and warning color of the end beam are beautifully reproduced. The pattern below the front license plate is pre-printed. The signal flares on the roof are reproduced in gray, and the whistle is reproduced in gold. No. 8-10 (current livery): The blue body color with a white stripe is beautifully reproduced. The pattern below the front license plate can be reproduced using the included lettering sheet. The signal flares on the roof and whistle are reproduced in light blue. The license plate is reproduced using the included lettering sheet. The company emblem and manufacturer's plate on the side of the cab are printed with "Nissha" (on a red background). A flywheel-equipped power unit ensures stable running (with traction tires). Headlights light up (using warm white LEDs). Arnold couplers are standard equipment. Replacement knuckle couplers are included. Some features, such as the presence or absence of jumper plugs, may differ from the actual vehicle.

*This model train is powered by the rails. No batteries are used to run, illuminate, or light up. *Batteries are not included with this product. *This product does not use fuel. *Fuel is not included with this product. *Paint is not included with this product. Nagoya Rinkai Railway's flagship locomotive is now available in N gauge. Featuring a single headlight and a unique bogie shape, it can be used to pull a variety of freight trains. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the line's opening in 2015, this two-car set features Locomotive No. 7, painted in the same JNR livery as when the line first opened, and Locomotives Nos. 8 to 10 in the current livery adopted in 1995. Combine it with a freight station plate to recreate scenes of freight cars being shunted, recomposed, and containers being loaded and unloaded.