I bought my daughter a German-made wooden railway toy as a souvenir from a business trip, and she enjoyed playing with it. Since then, I've been buying N-gauge model trains as souvenirs from the prefectural capital's department store. At first, I was buying Tomix models, but I wanted to check out the high-quality finish of KATO's models, so I bought this vehicle. Perhaps because operating the power pack was too cumbersome for a 3-year-old, or perhaps because it was a freight car and not a passenger car, she didn't show much interest even when I showed her how to play with it. Eventually, she threw the power pack in a fit of pique, causing it to break. It became inoperable in less than a year and has been displayed on a shelf for over 40 years. Image 2 shows the item in its plastic case, and Image 3 shows the product information and barcode on the bottom of the plastic case. Images 4-7 show the item taken out of the plastic case and placed on top of it, photographed from four diagonal angles. Images 8 and 9 are taken from the coupling surfaces. Image 10 shows the roof condition, and Image 11 shows the bottom condition. Image 12 shows the wheels. The plastic case has scratches and marks from removing price stickers, but the main body has no scratches or stains. Vehicle Type...Freight Car Manufacturer...KATO Type...Container Freight Car