KATO HO Gauge Sleeper Express Hokutosei Ohane 25 Series 0 Series 1-572 Model Train Passenger Car

This product features the Mani 24 501, Ohane 25 0, and Ohanefu 25 200 locomotives belonging to JR East's Ogu Passenger Car Depot (now the Ogu Rolling Stock Center) from the 1990s.

[Ohane 25 0 Series / Ohanefu 25 200 Series] Accurately recreates the exterior of the train, with the lavatory window and emergency door blocked off, the rain gutter above the emergency door removed, and the passenger door converted to a sliding door. The antenna above the conductor's compartment of the Ohanefu 25 recreates the appearance before installation. A train radio antenna is included, allowing you to optionally recreate the appearance after installation. The exterior recreates the appearance with the suspension spring next to the front blind removed. The blind on the conductor's compartment side can be selected with or without it installed. The train markings and taillights light up. The "Hokutosei" train marking is factory-installed. Replacement train marks include "Yume Kuukan," "Hokutosei Tomamu Ski," "Elm," and "Special."

*Model trains are 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. *This product does not include fuel. *This product does not include paint. This product is a reproduction of the Mani 24 501, Ohane 25 0, and Ohanefu 25 200 locomotives that belonged to JR East Ogu Passenger Car Depot (now Ogu Rolling Stock Center) in the 1990s. [Ohane 25 0 series / Ohanefu 25 200 series] The exterior has been accurately recreated, with the lavatory window and emergency door blocked off, the rain gutter above the emergency door removed, and the passenger door converted to a sliding door. The antenna above the conductor's compartment of the Ohanefu 25 has been recreated to resemble the appearance before it was installed. Train markings and taillights light up. The "Hokutosei" train marking is pre-installed at the factory. Replacement models include "Yumekukan," "Hokutosei Tomamuski," "Elm," and "Temporary.