(3102-4) Alps locomotive Ge4 / 4-II (RhB Club)
¥8,250JPY
SKU： KATO 3102-4
Package Volume： 150.00
ItemNumber 3102-4
Alps locomotive Ge4 / 4-II (RhB Club)
Single Car
※Please note that this product is not available to customers residing in Europe.
Information
Colorful electric locomotives on the Rhaetian Railway
The Glacier Express is an international tourist train that represents Switzerland.
It runs through the European Alps in southwestern Switzerland, from Zermatt to St. Moritz, and is operated by two railway companies, the Rhaetian Railway and the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway, taking a leisurely 8 hours to complete. It is a popular panoramic tourist train that allows you to enjoy the majestic Alps from the train window.
The Ge4/4-II, one of the main locomotives on the Rhaetian Railway, is a popular vehicle that is indispensable to the scenery of the railway, thanks to its versatility in pulling everything from the Glacier Express to freight trains, and its wide variety of paint colors and wrappings. Each locomotive is marked with a symbol mark associated with the line, and the No. 618 locomotive, which has a particularly large mark, has the name of Bergün/Bravuogn, the highlight section of the Albula Line, and the coat of arms of the municipality on the side of the car body.
Alps locomotive Ge4 / 4-II (RhB Club)
Single Car
※Please note that this product is not available to customers residing in Europe.
Information
Colorful electric locomotives on the Rhaetian Railway
The Glacier Express is an international tourist train that represents Switzerland.
It runs through the European Alps in southwestern Switzerland, from Zermatt to St. Moritz, and is operated by two railway companies, the Rhaetian Railway and the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway, taking a leisurely 8 hours to complete. It is a popular panoramic tourist train that allows you to enjoy the majestic Alps from the train window.
The Ge4/4-II, one of the main locomotives on the Rhaetian Railway, is a popular vehicle that is indispensable to the scenery of the railway, thanks to its versatility in pulling everything from the Glacier Express to freight trains, and its wide variety of paint colors and wrappings. Each locomotive is marked with a symbol mark associated with the line, and the No. 618 locomotive, which has a particularly large mark, has the name of Bergün/Bravuogn, the highlight section of the Albula Line, and the coat of arms of the municipality on the side of the car body.