jr_485_series
The 485 series [485系, 485-kei] (and the earlier 481 and 483 series, and later 489 series variants) was a Japanese limited express AC/DC Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) type introduced in 1964 by Japanese National Railways (JNR), and later operated by the East Japan Railway Company (JR East), West Japan Railway Company (JR-West), and Kyushu Railway Company (JR Kyushu).
Examples
This includes different cab designs, and the coverings open when horns activated- !asset #23362336: Bonnet-Style Cab, inspired by 181 series trains
- !asset #23411455: Bonnet-Style Cab, horn placement diff.
- !asset #23363127: 485-200, later cab design
- !asset #23369138: 485-1500 later cab design with double top headlights
- !asset #23411485: top headlights delete
- !asset #23372285: "KuMoHa 485", different gangway and rear cab Design
- !asset #23372574: coupling between "KuMoHa 485" and "KuHa 485" train type
- !asset #23372482: streamlined "Panoramic" rear car design
- !asset #23411297: Modern 485 series on Nikko service
- !asset #23411158: Modern 485 series on Nikko service
- !asset #23411286: 485-3000, modern headlights and cab design
- !asset #23372604: 485-3000, modern headlights and cab design