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USA: Wednesday, May 13 ~
Australia: Friday, May 15 ~
Asia: Thursday, May 14 ~
UAE: Friday, May 15 ~
Order within 0 Hours 39 mins with Scheduled Delivery. If you place an order within this time, We will ship Wednesday, May 13 2026. This delivery time is calculated by DHL and FedEx. You can check the exact delivery date on checkout page.
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Target gender: Boys
Recommended age: From 8 years old Product introduction The Tora 45000 type freight car is a two-axle open freight car introduced by the Japanese National Railways in 1960 (Showa 35).
8,184 cars were manufactured, and some are still in use today.
Cars with wooden floors and end panels modified from pressed steel to flat steel plates have a 1 added to the beginning of the original car number, making them the 145000 series.
The 145000 series, with its end panel modified to flat steel plates, is the prototype, capable of passing through mini curves (when coupled with a locomotive capable of passing through mini curves), has a printed car number (Tora 147382), and uses silver wheels.
*Railway models are powered by a system that is powered from the rails.
No batteries are used to run, illuminate, or light up.
This product does not include batteries.
*This product does not use fuel.
This product does not include fuel.
Safety warning Be careful
Recommended age: From 8 years old Product introduction The Tora 45000 type freight car is a two-axle open freight car introduced by the Japanese National Railways in 1960 (Showa 35).
8,184 cars were manufactured, and some are still in use today.
Cars with wooden floors and end panels modified from pressed steel to flat steel plates have a 1 added to the beginning of the original car number, making them the 145000 series.
The 145000 series, with its end panel modified to flat steel plates, is the prototype, capable of passing through mini curves (when coupled with a locomotive capable of passing through mini curves), has a printed car number (Tora 147382), and uses silver wheels.
*Railway models are powered by a system that is powered from the rails.
No batteries are used to run, illuminate, or light up.
This product does not include batteries.
*This product does not use fuel.
This product does not include fuel.
Safety warning Be careful
