The EF81 is a renowned AC/DC electric locomotive that debuted in 1968, representing Japan National Railways. Even after the transition to JR, it has been a versatile vehicle for both passenger and freight services. Notably, the EF81 locomotives belonging to the JR East Aomori and Nagaoka vehicle centers feature a distinctive body painted in red No. 2 and equipped with a visor above the front windows (Icicle Cutter). In recent years, the couplers have been replaced with dual-head couplers, enabling the locomotive to haul EMUs directly in addition to passenger cars, and it also transports new carriages and retired ones for delivery trains. It continues to play an active role today, pulling special trains like the "Cassiopeia Cruise" and "Cassiopeia Journey" limited express sleeper trains.
- Models of vehicles belonging to the JR East Aomori and Nagaoka vehicle centers.
- Reproduction of the sleek front design with visors (Icicle Cutters) above the windshield.
- The front obstacle deflector accurately expresses the unique dual-head couplers and surrounding equipment.
- The iconic dual-head coupler feature is equipped with a dual-head knuckle coupler that can connect like the real vehicle.
- An Arnold coupler is standard on the 1-End, and a dual-head knuckle coupler on the 2-End. Replacement couplers for each are included.
- Selectable number plates: "EF81 134," "EF81 139," "EF81 140," "EF81 141," and a manufacturer's plate: "Hitachi" are included.
- The use of a slotless motor ensures smooth and quiet operation.
- Headlights that illuminate using warm-colored LEDs.
- Blackened wheels are used.
- Quick head mark: "Akebono," "Hokuriku" and a jumper plug for the obstacle deflector are included. Front handrails are pre-installed.
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