Requests for combined purchases are welcome, with a discount of up to 1,000 yen. Please also inquire about related product stock. This is the N gauge TOMIX 98485 JR EF510-0 Container Train Set (3 cars). It is new and unused. Please note that there may be scratches on the plastic case and outer box. The photos are for reference and illustration purposes only, except for the product name. As we are offering this at a low price, including shipping, it's first come, first served. Thank you for your consideration, along with our other available stock. ★ Main Features (from the manufacturer's website) ● Set of 3 cars: EF510-0 series additional production type and two early-model Koki 106 cars. 【EF510-0 Series Additional Production Type】 ● Replicates the EF510-0 series, units 21-23, where the signal flare pipe position has changed. ● Special introductory specifications without separate parts for the front handrails (vertical), unlike various individual items. ● Headlights equipped with a constant lighting circuit board. ● Headlights illuminate with warm white LEDs. ● JRF mark, "RED THUNDER" logo, and JR FREIGHT mark pre-printed. ● Number plates are included as separate parts: "EF510-21, 22, 23". ● Signal flare pipe and whistle are included as separate parts. ● Flywheel-equipped motor adopted. ● Gray bogie frames and silver wheels adopted. ● M-13 motor adopted. 【Early-model Koki 106】 ● Replicates the early-model Koki 106 without the "No Shunting" display and JRF mark. ● Car numbers pre-printed. ● Koki 106-140 carries three 20E-type containers. ● Koki 106-282 carries three 20G-type containers. ● 20E-type container numbers are pre-printed: "20E-55, 92, 107". ● 20G-type container numbers are pre-printed: "20G-2069, 2645, 3231". ● Hello Mark and Eco Rail Mark pre-printed. ★ About this train The EF510-0 series was introduced in 2002 to replace the EF81 series and began operation in 2004. The red-based body color is nicknamed "ECO-POWER Red Thunder," and the logo is placed on the body. It mainly operates on the Japan Sea Main Line, and in recent years, its operating range has expanded to include the Chuo West Line and the Tokaido/Sanyo Main Line to Okayama. The Koki 106 series is a container freight car that supports the loading of maritime containers and was introduced in 1997. The body color was changed from sky blue to gray during production, and vehicles that appeared in sky blue were also changed to gray during inspections.