The EF65 type is a DC electric locomotive that appeared in 1965, and a total of 308 cars were manufactured.
Among them, the 1000s appeared as a general-purpose locomotive that could be used for both passenger train towing and freight train towing, which had been divided in the past, and was called the PF type, taking each name.
In the Tokyo locomotive depot, known as the prestigious towing of the Tokaido Line Blue Train, it replaced the 500th generation P type that had been active since 1978 and replaced the EF66 type at the Shimonoseki depot until 1985. He was active as the face of Hazama Blue Train.
The EF65 type 1000s of the Tokyo engine depot had external features such as no snow plows and whistle covers installed, and the vehicle inspected after placement had a black roof.
- Reproduce the EF65-1000 type that belonged to the Tokyo engine depot and was active in towing the Blue Train
- Rooftop monitor is reproduced in black
- The upper surface of the front eaves is reproduced in cream color
- Cab see-through expression
- H rubber is reproduced in gray
- Front handrail (vertical) comes with separate parts
- Head mark "Sakura (pink) / Hayabusa" included
- License plate comes with separate parts [EF65-1098/1103/1106/1113]
- Headlights are equipped with a constantly lit board
- Headlights are lit by light bulb color LED
- Signal flame tube and whistle are included as separate parts
- Adoption of power with flywheel
- Black bogie frame, black wheels
- Dummy coupler / Self-connecting TN coupler included
- M-13 motor adoption
- Can run on mini curve rail
