EF58 No. 61 was designated as a locomotive exclusively for the Imperial Train from the moment it was ordered in July 1953. Its body is painted a deep crimson color known as "tameiro," boasting a beautiful exterior with a stainless steel decorative stripe and an unpainted, polished undercarriage.
It has towed numerous Imperial Trains since the Showa era, and has also been active in various events, including towing the Orient Express '88 in 1988.
- This product recreates the refined appearance of its Imperial Train service.
- The exclusive body recreates the unique decoration of No. 61.
- The deep body color is realistically reproduced.
- The body is fully integrated (stainless steel decorative stripe, license plate, manufacturer's plate).
- The headlight trim is recreated.
- The Japanese flag used when towing the Imperial Train No. 1 is detachable. Attach it and enjoy Imperial Train service.
- Quick headmark. Includes "Odoriko" and "Salon Express Soyokaze"
- Arnold coupler (silver) included as standard. Replacement knuckle coupler (silver) included
- PS14 pantograph (silver molded part)
- Driver's cab (control panel, chair, and interior see-through) reproduced. Off-white interior of the engine compartment also reproduced
- Accurately reproduces car body markings
- Power unit with flywheel-equipped GM-5 motor
- Headlights light up
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