Tomix 95625 N First Car Museum 485 Raicho

The 485 series is an AC/DC dual-mode express train manufactured from 1968, and was used on major electrified lines throughout Japan except for Shikoku.

The "Raicho" service connecting Kansai and Hokuriku used the 485 series for many years, but with the introduction of the successor 681 and 683 series, it was withdrawn from the "Raicho" service in 2011.

Features

• First Car Museum products that allow you to easily display and enjoy precise N-gauge model trains
• Reproduces the 300th series leading car of the 485 series express train
• The head and tail lights can be lit using the separately sold FM-017 power unit and power unit DC feeder
• The head, tail lights and train mark are equipped with a constant lighting board and an ON-OFF switch
• The head, tail lights and train mark are lit by incandescent LEDs
• The train mark lights up in a color close to white thanks to the use of a color prism
• Printed train mark "Thunderbird" already attached
• Uses black wheels
• Includes straight rail S158.5 (F) for immediate display (unprinted)
• The straight rail S158.5 (F) can be connected to conventional Finetrack
• Wheel stopper parts to prevent rolling already attached

*The train cannot be driven using the power unit
*No coupler, so it cannot be coupled