What's in Your Roster?

[gavino200]

2 hours ago, JR 500系 said:

Havent updated mine since there were much movement to the rolling stocks (pun intended), so here goes:

 

...

 

That's an insane amount of trains!!!

Edited December 11, 2017 by Densha
Removed unnecessarily long quote.

[cteno4]

They who dies wirh the most trains wins!

 

jeff

[Kiha66]

4 minutes ago, cteno4 said:

They who dies wirh the most trains wins!

 

Common mistake, but I think the true winner is the one who had the most fun!   

[JR 500系]

8 minutes ago, Kiha66 said:

 

Common mistake, but I think the true winner is the one who had the most fun!   

 

I agree! I'm not having much fun running them though...

 

21 minutes ago, gavino200 said:

 

That's an insane amount of trains!!!

 

Neh there are many others out there with even larger fleet of trains! 

 

But I did do a spread sheet to count how many interior lights I need and boy 813 carriages isn't fun at all....

[gavino200]

2 minutes ago, JR 500系 said:

 

I agree! I'm not having much fun running them though...

 

 

Neh there are many others out there with even larger fleet of trains! 

 

But I did do a spread sheet to count how many interior lights I need and boy 813 carriages isn't fun at all....

 

Why not running them? No time?

 

If I had to put TORMs in 813 carriages I'd lose my marbles. 

[cteno4]

yes originator was a greedy guy! 

 

Jeff

[lighthouse]

Hello, here is my small list:

 

Locos

 

1x Kato 3071 ED76-500 JNR

1x Kato 3076-1 ED79 JR Hokkaido (Hamanasu)

1x Kato 7008-2 DD51 JR Hokkaido (Hamanasu)

1x Tomix 2226 DF200 JRF

 

EMU

 

1x Kato 10-1327 Series 781 JNR (Ishikari)

1x MicroAce A-0989 Series 785 JR Hokkaido (Suzuran)

1x Tomix 92578 Series 485-3000 JR East (Hakucho)

 

DMU

 

1x Kato 10-499 KIHA 201 JR Hokkaido

1x MicroAce A-8254 KIHA183-5200 JR Hokkaido (North Rainbow Express)

1x MicroAce A-1962 KIHA 59 JR Hokkaido (Furano Express)

1x Tomix 92596 KIHA 261 1000 JR Hokkaido (Super Tokachi)

1x Tomix 98952 KIHA 261 1000 JR Hokkaido (Super Tokachi)

1x Tomix 92812 KIHA 183 JR Hokkaido (Okhotsk)

2x Tomix 9411 KIHA 40-1700 JR Hokkaido

1x Tomix 9412 KIHA 40-1700 JR Hokkaido

 

Passenger Cars

 

1x Kato 10-1139 Series 24 "Hamanasu" JR Hokkaido

1x Kato 10-1138 Series 24 "Hamanasu" JR Hokkaido

1x Kato 10-1306 Series 50/51 JNR

2x Kato 5245 Series 51 JNR

1x Kato 5246 Series 51 JNR

 

Freight Cars

 

6x Kato 10-1393 Koki 50000 JRF

12x Kato 10-1432 Koki 106+107 JRF

1x Kato 10-815 Koki 50000 JNR

1x Kato 8054 Kokifu 50000 JNR

 

Private Railways

 

1x Tomix 2617 Haimo 295-300 Tarumi Railway

1x Tomix 2641 Haimo 330-700 Tarumi Railway

1x Tomytec 253914 Haimo 230-310 Tarum Railway

 

and next year, the list will be even longer!

 

Edited December 11, 2017 by lighthouse

[JR 500系]

2 hours ago, lighthouse said:

Hello, here is my small list:

 

and next year, the list will be even longer!

 

 

Nice list! I always like to see the disciplined ones having really streamlined rosters, and I find myself very ashamed to be all over the place.... 

[chadbag]

 

While not being exclusive to Osaka area, that is what we are basing our train fleet on, kind of, more or less, maybe...   We are not trying to be super prototypical.

 

Current (and in route) trains (this is kind of getting out of hand):

 

Shinkansen

 

Kato

 

800 Tsubame 6 car.  I like the looks of this and we road a real 800 back when they were new on Kyushu.

W7 6 car (need the other 6).  We rode an E7, which except for the company logo on the side, is the same as a W7.  I chose the W7 as this will eventually, mid-century, go from Osaka to Tokyo on a round-about way through Hokuriku area on the Hokuriku Shinkansen.  Now they go from Tokyo to Kanazawa.  Looks cool.

 

Tomix

 

N700-8000 Kyushu -- 8 cars.  (I wanted this livery and Kato does not make an N700 series with it).   This was the first N700 I ever rode, a Sakura, when the N700 was relatively new and only Nozomi trains had them on JR Central, and I could not ride those with our JR Pass.  But the JR Kyushu/JR West run N700 Sakura we could ride.

100 Kodama JR West Green Stripe.  Tomix 92823

 

Other Passenger/Commuter  (All Kato)

 

JR 321 Kobe/Kyoto Line  (3 cars -- trying to find the 10-1122 set that completes this).  This is the line we take from my MIL's at Tachibana to get into Osaka.

JR 225-100 Rapid Service (used on Kobe/Kyoto line I believe).  10 cars.  When we get a Rapid service train to or from Amagasaki this is the one (or a 223).

JR 223-2000 Rapid Service (also used on the Kobe line and affiliated lines).  8 Cars.

Hankyu 9300  (8 cars IIRC).  We sometimes take Hankyu to Umeda. And it looks cool.

E231-500 Yamanote line -- Sumikko Gurashi livery  (our non-Osaka line -- for my daughter the Sumikko Gurashi fan).

Series 683 Thunderbird with expansions (10-1391 / 10-1392 -- 6 + 3 cars).  We rode this one and my son bought the expansion set, not realizing it was only cars, so I ended up getting it from Japan for my son's birthday.

Series 683 Thunderbird (10-482 -- 6 car set).  This is an older version, non DCC ready (though it does not look hard), with older Thunderbird livery.   This was advertised used on eBay as a 10-1391, which is what I wanted.  But in actuality it was the older Thunderbird.  The guy's pictures showed the older part number when showing the case but I had not noticed it and it was advertised as the newer one.  I decided to keep it and just order the newer one sent over from Japan.  So we have 2 different versions of the Thunderbird.

 

Freight (Kato)

 

EF210-100

EF64-1000 (x2 -- two different liveries. One is model 3024-1, the other is 3023-4)

EF510-500  Kato 3065-3.

EF510-0   Kato 3059.  

 

Freight (Tomix)

 

EF210-100

 

Various Koki 107/106, 5500 and 50000 series cars (majority are Kato but also Tomix).  

 

A couple random other freight cars (Tomix).  I know all these are not necessarily period correct with each other, but at the moment I don't care.  This is a "fun" train.  I also have various containers to put on them, including some international branded 20 and 40 foot ISOs as well as a bunch of various Japan domestic 19/20 class plus the older ones, slightly smaller, for the 5500 series (came together in a set).  My reading says that the international branded ISOs are rare but seen in Japan occasionally, and again, this is a fun train setup, not a 100% accurate historical prototype.

 

Various tank cars (older JNR types).  Tomix.

 

Non-Japanese

 

Locomotives:

 

HobbyTrain H2835 DB BR110 locomotive.  This is a German Class 110 locomotive in the red livery.

Fleischmann 7375 DB BR103 express locomotive.  This is the German class 103 express locomotive in the beige/red livery used for things like TEE, IC, and other express trains.  There is at least one of them supposedly still in use though it is an older locomotive.   This is an older Fleischmann (2003?) and I got it on eBay.

Fleischmann 7375 DB BR 103 express locomotive.   Another one as above in beige/red, but with a different running number.

Fleischmann 7377 BR103 express locomotive.  Same as the above except this one is the Orientrot (all red) color of the early 90s.  Neither of these are the later models with the DCC NEM 651 socket.

Fleischmann 7237 BR218 diesel locomotive.  Also in Orientrot and without the NEM 651 socket.

Fleischmann 931702  DB BR120.   German Class 120 in red.  This is not normally sold separately but is taken from a starter set.   At least one store breaks the start sets open and sells the engines and cars separately for good prices.

Fleischmann 734101   DB E41 in the steel blue (early) livery.

Fleischmann 733602  DB E10 1239 Rheingold.  Museum livery.

Fleischmann 7380 DB BR151 Heavy freight locomotive.  Green.

Fleischmann 7381 DB BR151 Heavy freight locomotive.   Beige/Green.

Arnold DB BR111 Lufthansa Express

Fleischmann DB BR212 Diesel locomotive.  Red livery.  (From the color it looks to be Orientrot).  Not sure the Fleischmann number on this.

 

On order:

HobbyTrain H2834  DB BR110.  This is a German Class 110 in the beige/blue livery.

 

Cars:

 

Passenger

 

Fleischmann 819003    DB Beige/turquoise baggage car

Fleischmann 864103   DB beige/turquoise 1st  class car

Fleischmann 864203  DB beige/turquoise  1st/2nd class car

Fleischmann 864305  DB beige/turquoise 2nd class car

Fleischmann 811201  DB beige/red restaurant car (different layout from Fleischmann 8166)

Fleischmann 8166  DB  beige/red restaurant car (used)

Fleischmann 8193 DB beige/turquoise QiockPicc Buffet Car (used)

2x Arnold prototype Speisewagen.  Supposedly a single built in the 90s. (used) (I'll run it with Popfarben or 90s IC cars when I have some more) (Not sure how I ended up with more than 1 :) )

Fleischmann 8185K DB Popfarben 1st class wagon. (Used)

Fleischmann 8111 listed cars -- two different model generations of Blue DB 1st class cars.  Used

Fleischmann 814485  SNCB  Eurofima 1st class car.

Fleischmann 863501 DB Express Train Mail Car (Era III) (Schnellzug)

Fleischmann 863101 DB Express Train 1st Class Car (Era III) (Schnellzug)

Fleischmann 863003  DB Baggage Coach Type Due941 (Era III)

Fleischmann 867502 DB Express Train 1st Class (Era III)  (Eilzug)

Fleischmann 867602 DB Express Train 1st/2nd Class Car (Era III) (Eilzug)

 

Freight

 

Fleischmann 828325  DB Goods wagon type Eaos 106  (Era V)

Brawa set of 4 DR passenger cars

 

On order:

 

bunch of other Fleischmann DB cars and an Arnold DB car or 2 in passenger

A bunch of Fleischmann and HobbyTrain Freight cars of Era III -- V/VI

Brawa freight cars

 

 

I am sure more will come, but this will have to do for a good while.  I want to stay married!

 

Edited March 6, 2018 by chadbag

[Václav Sedláček]

I prefer JNR era from late 60s to early 80s, so my rolling stock is mainly  engines and carriages used on Sanyo or Sanin main line.

 

Engines: 

9168 Tomix EF60-500

9132 Tomix EF81-300

3027 Kato EF60

3020-1 Kato EF58

2x A9204 MicroAce ED76-500

9179 Tomix EF66

9174 Tomix EF65-2000

7011-1 Kato DE10

7008-7 Kato DD51

A7510 MicroAce DD16-304

2222 Tomix DE10

2228 Tomix DD13

2219 Tomix DD51

7010-4 Kato DD54

 

Passenger carriages:

2501 Tomix OhaFu50

6x 5142 Kato OHa50

2x 5266 Kato OHaNe61

3x 5128-3 Kato OHaNe33

2x 5128-4 Kato OHaNe33

10-1360 Kato sleeper limited expres "Akatsuki" -Nagasaki part (7-car set)

10-1361 Kato sleeper limited expres "Akatsuki" -Sasebo part (6-car set)

10-1348 Kato sleeper expres "Ondo" -basic set (8-car set)

10-1349 Kato sleeper expres "Ondo" - addon (4-car set)

 

Freight cars:

4x 2712 Tomix ReMu5000

4x 2713 Tomix ToRa70000

11x 2714 Tomix WaMu80000

4x 2717 Tomix WaRa1

4x 2754 Tomix KoKi5500

2776 Tomix TaKi25000

2x 8701 Tomix WaMu50000

 

2x 7012 Popondetta HoKi5700

3x 7027 Popondetta TaKi7750

3x 7027 Popondetta TaKi12200

7070 Popondetta TaKi14300

2x 7083 Popondetta TaKi5450

2x 7103 Popondetta TaKi5450

7113 Popondetta TaKi5450

2x 7124 Popondetta TaKi1900

2x 7126 Popondetta TaKi1900

7128 Popondetta TaKi7750

7205 Popondetta HoKi10000 (2-car set)

 

8010 Kato WaKi5000

4x 8016 Kato HoKi2200

6x 8025 Kato WaRa1

8027  Kato ToRa45000 (2-car set)

8029 Kato WaMu90000 (2-car set)

5x 8055 Kato HoKi2500 (2-car set)

8056 Kato WaMu70000 (2-car set)

8070 Kato Temu300 (2-car set)

8071 Kato HoKi5700 (2-car set)

10-1377 Kato ToRa90000 (8-car set)

6x 8008-6 Kato TaKi3000

8008-7 Kato TaKi3000

3x 8013-7 Kato TaKi43000

5x 8017-1 Kato ToKi25000

8069-1 Kato TaMu500 (2-car set)

 

Other cars: 

5079 KatoMaNi36

5069 Kato OYu10

8705 Tomix Yo5000

2512 Tomix MaNi50

8030 Kato WaFu29500

5224 Kato SuYu15

 

Multiple units:

10-1386 Kato KiHa91 DMU (8-car set)

10-1354 Kato 581 EMU (8-car set)

10-1355 Kato 581 EMU addon (2-car set)

10-1239 Kato 583 EMU addon (3-car set)

10-836 Kato KiHa181 DMU (8-car set)

6801 Kato KiHa 181

6803 Kato KiHa180

 

There is only one public railway layout in Czech Republic; Pečky town,Central Bohemia District, so only few of my rolling stock is used. Currently We make bigger layout for 14-cars passenger trains, so full-length blue train will can ride on our layout. Video from our layout.

 

From Prague greets Václav

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Kiha66]

I've started the task of logging my trains.  First up, Japanese locomotoves.  I didn't realize I had so many electrics, my diesels must be pretty lonely.  Maybe I should get that DD13 I've been eyeing...

[Densha]

That's a very nice collection of JNR locos!

[serotta1972]

5 hours ago, Kiha66 said:

I've started the task of logging my trains.  First up, Japanese locomotoves.  I didn't realize I had so many electrics, my diesels must be pretty lonely.  Maybe I should get that DD13 I've been eyeing...

 

I had to do a double take - I don't have those locomotives and don't recall taking this picture.  Very nice and lovely table cover.

[cteno4]

Lol until you posted junior, I thought that was your post as well! Someone’s messing with your signature!

 

jeff

Edited February 2, 2018 by cteno4

[Kiha66]

You get all the credit for inspiring the change junior, they really do improve the look of a simple table top layout.  

[Ochanomizu]

On 12/11/2017 at 2:29 PM, gavino200 said:

 

That's an insane amount of trains!!!

 

I now have a total of 176 consists ... with two more on the way from Loco1Hobby.  They are stored in 3 cupboards, each 0.9m wide and 1.8m high.

 

I'm scared my wife is going to find out !!!

[Bob_NZ]

It may have taken me 20 years but I have finally made an inventory of my rolling stock...

 

 

... now to tidy my list of locos.

Bob

[Das Steinkopf]

1 hour ago, gcmr_new_zealand said:

It may have taken me 20 years but I have finally made an inventory of my rolling stock...

 

 

... now to tidy my list of locos.

Bob

 

 

That's a very impessive line up of JNR freight stock you have there, looking at this it has given me one more reason for not falling down the slippery slope of JNR freight stock as I can see it can quite easily get out of control.

[Bob_NZ]

... and here are my locos:

 

 

It might be a lot, but I started the hobby in 1991 and have built layouts - each getting bigger.  This hobby has given me a lot of enjoyment over the years and I am still married! ...your partner will give up complaining after a while!  Nearly all of my collection has a place on my current layout and the models are still in good running order as my emphasis has been on the designing and building of the layout rather than running trains - I don't like track cleaning!

...so keep on buying - you can do it!!

[Philphil]

On 4/19/2013 at 8:26 PM, JR 500系 said:

*Bump*

 

Added some new trains and sold off some trains that didn't fit into the region intended for my layout. *Updated list on page 3 of this thread*

 

Learnt an important lesson also; When buying trains, one cannot buy trains just because they look very nice or they are cheap.. cause if one is building a layout and having an intended region, some trains look too out-of-place for the layout... Yet my wife was asking me: "Who cares? What's the difference?"

BUT THERE ARE SO MANY THAT ARE SO CHEAP!!! 

[EH500 (12)]

 

Roughly 1/4 of my collection.

 

1 - Sunrise Seto

2+3 - Cassiopeia 

4 - various Kihas

5 - Kiha 283

6 - Hakucho

7 - EH500s

8 - EH500s. EH800, ED79s

9 - Kokis, ED79s

10 - Wamus, EF66

11 - Takis, EH200

[JR 500系]

Nice display case there! Thanks for sharing! 

[lighthouse]

You need a lot of Kokis...

[inlander]

Kiha 120's(tomix) - latest addition to the new layout(currently under construction), perfect for the tight radius curves

[keiichi77]

Love the Kiha 120, I have a pair from the Sanko line on order but I wish Tomix did more to hide the motor so they could have an interior, same goes for the under carriage equipment, everything is one big blob to hide the motor.  Even the trailer has the one piece under frame. it would have been much nicer to have better detail on the trailer. I am going to try and lower the floor when mine arrive in June, maybe try a truck mounted motor on the end with the blanked out windows for the bathroom, so I can have an interior in the rest of the car. :)