KATO 10-1973 N Gauge E6 Series Shinkansen Komachi Basic Set (3 cars)

KATO 10-1973 N Gauge E6 Series Shinkansen Komachi Basic Set (3 Cars)

🚄 Experience the Elegance of the Akita Shinkansen!
Bring home the iconic E6 Series Shinkansen "Komachi" in stunning detail with this N Gauge Basic Set from KATO. Perfect for train enthusiasts and collectors alike, this set captures the essence of the sleek and stylish Komachi train that connects Tokyo to Akita in comfort and speed.

✨ Key Features:

• Authentic Design: Faithfully reproduces the Z5 formation from the Akita Vehicle Center, including the unique modifications like closed windows on cars 12-17 for luggage storage.

• Stunning Aesthetics: The train’s crimson-red color scheme and innovative styling are beautifully recreated, making it a standout piece in any collection.

• Realistic Details: Features pre-printed destination displays ("Komachi No. 1 Bound for Akita"), symbol marks, and the skirt-shaped design covering the bogies for an ultra-realistic look.

• Advanced Functionality: Equipped with a slotless motor for smooth and quiet operation, and a tilting mechanism to replicate the real train’s ability to tilt on curves.

• Lighting Effects: Enjoy illuminated headlights and taillights for added realism. Car 11 (E611-5) even includes a light switch for customizable display options.

• Coupling Compatibility: Designed to couple seamlessly with E5/H5 series Shinkansen, this set includes a front coupling mechanism on car 11 for realistic multi-train operations.

• Beginner-Friendly: The "Best Selection" package makes this set an excellent choice for newcomers to the world of model trains, while still delighting seasoned collectors.

🎁 What’s Included:

• 3-car basic set (cars 10, 11, and 12)

• Small re-railer for easy setup

• Detailed instruction manual

🌟 Why Choose This Set?
Whether you're a dedicated collector or just starting your model train journey, the KATO E6 Series Shinkansen Komachi Basic Set offers unmatched quality, attention to detail, and operational realism. It’s not just a model train—it’s a piece of Japanese rail history you can enjoy right at home!