KATO 3076-3 N-Gauge ED79 Single Arm Pantograph

Kato - Precision Railroad ModelKATO 3076-3 | 4949727701929

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Sale price¥6,688 Regular price¥8,360

Description

Tailored for railway enthusiasts seeking historical accuracy and mechanical finesse, the KATO 3076-3 N-Gauge ED79 model presents the Seikan Tunnel’s electric locomotive with detailed authenticity. Drawing from the 2010 JR Hokkaido Hakodate Transport Depot version, this model captures the iconic single-arm pantograph build with refined touches ideal for layout scenes or collection display.

Key Features

  • Authentic recreation of the ED79 Seikan Tunnel variant

  • Equipped with a single-arm pantograph at the 2-end (Hakodate side)

  • Detailed AC electric roof components with metal wiring and green insulators

  • Accurate black H rubber around windows and silver-painted wipers

  • Standard Arnold coupler plus replacement knuckle coupler included

  • Selectable nameplates: “Toshiba,” “Hitachi,” “Mitsubishi”

  • Includes interchangeable numbers: 4, 7, 13, 14

  • Headmarks provided: “Hokutosei” and “Cassiopeia”

Why Choose This?

  • Compact structure true to the ED75 lineage

  • Seamlessly blends into night express train formations

  • Operates with smooth, quiet motion using a coreless motor

  • Displays outstanding attention to design from rooftop to chassis

  • Enhances any diorama with realistic details and selectable features

Product Information

  • Series: KATO 3076-3

  • Scale: N-Gauge

  • Motor: Coreless

  • Coupler: Standard Arnold (includes knuckle coupler)

  • Lighting: Headlight and tail light equipped

  • Accessories:

    • 2 destination sign stickers

    • Selectable number and manufacturer plates

    • Headmarks: “Cassiopeia,” “Hokutosei”

  • Size: Fits standard N-Gauge scale layouts

  • Power source: Track-powered (no batteries required)

Designed with care and technical accuracy, this ED79 locomotive brings realism and character to any N-Gauge railway setup. Whether hauling iconic overnight express trains or parked at a station depot, it remains a striking centerpiece rooted in real-world rail history.

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