What's in Your Roster?

[Madsing]

I also have the need to keep a list of my trains, which decoder they are fitted with and many other things. Last year, I have purchased the database software from Ninox (https://ninox.com/en) for that purpose. I am very happy with it. They offer subscriptions but I have only purchased the Mac app for 35 euros (one time payment) I think.

Ninox is a real relational database. It does not require any programming, you create databases by creating fields that can contain various types of data (including pictures) [Does anyone here remember Apple's HyperCard?] Databases can easily be linked together by creating relations. It is quite user-friendly.

Ninox support is good and responsive (although I have found and reported a bug that has been acknowledged by their support but not corrected for 8 months now...)

 

This is what I have done:

• A list of trains / locomotives with fields related to the prototype (type, operator, photos, ...) and the model (manufacturer, part number, purchase price, shop...)
• A train card contains a list of cars
  • Each car has a number and description (ex Moro E260-102)
  • Each car has a list of decoders or other devices, that are related to another database of decoders, where I list for example from where and when and at what price they have been purchased. From the decoder database, I can tell how many EM13 I have used and in which cars / trains they have been installed.
• The trains also have a log list, in which I record everything I do when I work on the trains (add decoder, change couplers...)
• I have recently added a "reference" tab with all sorts of links (manufacturer, wikipedia, ...)
• The trains are also linked to a "to do" list, for when I am looking for something to do...

Main train database

 

 

Reference tab (links)

 

Linked decoder database

 

Edited February 15, 2022 by Madsing
corrected typos

[Kamome]

Wow, that looks very nice. And easy to find info. 

I have a simple Excel doc as I don't need any DCC info currently. 

 

Snippet of the long document.

 

I list SRP as well as whether I have added lights, bought new or used etc..  The colour coding was more for train type, JNR, local, shinkansen etc.. but I'll probably lose as not really necessary.

[JR 500系]

WOW all your list are so impressive, especially @Madsing list with the photos and references and all!

 

I might wanna look into putting photos of the train faces on my excel list... but that would probably make the file bigger, as i had already done so for my Tomytec bus lists ...  X_X 

[serotta1972]

@Madsing @Kamome Thanks for sharing.  I need to update my excel sheet and like @JR 500系 would like to add some pictures. 

[comeng84]

18 hours ago, Madsing said:

Main train database

 

If you don’t mind my asking, where do you get the images you used for your train in the database? They look great 👍 

Edited February 15, 2022 by disturbman

[Madsing]

Most of the pictures are from http://kitekinet.jp/pen/index.html

[JR East]

20 minutes ago, Madsing said:

Most of the pictures are from http://kitekinet.jp/pen/index.html

 Very good source. Thanks 

[comeng84]

7 hours ago, Madsing said:

Most of the pictures are from http://kitekinet.jp/pen/index.html

I agree with @JR East is a spectacular source of images and information. Thanks for sharing it with the community.

[Wolf]

14 hours ago, Madsing said:

Most of the pictures are from http://kitekinet.jp/pen/index.html

I can only agree to the others as well. I found at least 3 new models I want to buy now just browsing images XD

[disturbman]

Don't worry, if you stay with us long enough, you will want to buy them all.

[jappomania]

mmmhhhh... this topic is dangerous

first tip: write the list on a sheet of paper 😇

second tip: when you are on the 4-5th sheet, burn them and continue playing with the trains before you realize how many dollars you have on the table 🤑

(if you only know you can cry for 5-10 minutes 😭, if your wife finds out 👿 , trains are your minor problem 😭😭😭)

beyond a certain threshold the problem is not the database but the person you have to hire to keep it updated ...

(but at this point, for your wife, you are a "dead man walking")

 

weee 😅 , I'm alone, no risk

[railsquid]

I have occasional moments of doubt, then I remember that I have never owned a car, and most of the rolling stock I have could be re-sold at a good proportion of the purchase price (especially as most of it was second hand anyway), which is more than you can say for most cars, or so I hear.

[cteno4]

Well some runs of model trains are worth more the first time you open the case than you bought it for, can’t say that about a car usually!

 

i must say doing the data base terrifies me every time I start to think I really need to do that for insurance purposes…

 

jeff

[Martijn Meerts]

33 minutes ago, cteno4 said:

i must say doing the data base terrifies me every time I start to think I really need to do that for insurance purposes…

 

That's almost motivation enough to work on my online database again 😄

 

(actually, I have been working on it a bit, but since it's been a while again, I need to do a bunch of maintenance and rewriting ...)

 

[Arctic]

Here is an update of my roster, I am trying to stick to a couple of regions or lines:

 

Freight:

Koki 106 + Koki 107 Kato 10-1432

Taki 1000 Japan Oil Transportation Colour Kato 10-1669

JRF EF210-300 Kato 3092-1

JRF DF200-200 Kato 7007-5

 

Eastern Hokkaido (mainly centred around Kushiro):

JR Kiha 40-1700 Hokkaido Colour (M) Tomix 9447

JR Kiha 40-1700 Hokkaido Colour (T) Tomix 9448

JR Kiha 54 Drift Ice Story Greenmax 30483

JR Kiha 54 Hanasaki Line Earth Exploration Greenmax 50712

JR Kiha 54 Lupin III Wrapping Greenmax

JR Kiha 40-1700 Blessings of Northern Hokkaido Drift Ice and Eastern Hokkaido Forest Tomix 98077

JR Kiha 40-700/1700 JR Hokkaido Colour/Soya Line Express Colour Tomix 98102

JR Kiha 261 Basic Set Tomix 98472

JR Kiha 261 Add-On Set Tomix 98473

JR Kiha 261-5000 Series (Express Hamanasu) Tomix 98434

JR Kiha 40-700/1700 Revival Colour Vermillion Tomix 98951

JR Kiha 283 Series Kato 10-1695

 

Kyoto Line/Kosei Line/Nara Line

JR 103 Series Warbler Tomix 97935

JR 113-7700 Series 'Matcha' Greenmax 30418

JR 113-7700 Series 'Café Au Lait' Greenmax 30469

JR 117 Series Kyoto Area Colour Kato 10-949

JR 205-1000 Series Microace A2464

JR 221 Series Kato 10-1579

JR 223-2000 Series Shinkaisoku Kato 10-1677

JR 225-100 Series Shinkaisoku Kato 10-1440

JR 281 Series Haruka Limited Express (Hello Kitty Haruka Ori-Tsuru) Tomix 98690

JR 681 Series 'Thunderbird' Kato 10-345

Chizu Express HOT7000 Kato 10-1693

JR EF81 + 24 Series Sleeper Coaches Twilight Express (Appearance at time of Debut) Tomix 97903

 

Yamaguchi Line:

JR Kiha 47 Hiroshima Colour Tomix 98069

JR Kiha 47 San'in Colour Microace A0712

JR Kiha 187 Super Oki Tomix 92580

Series 35-400 SL Yamaguchi Yamaguchi Line Kato 10-1500

JR 12 Series Yu Yu Salon Okayama Microace A1121

D51-200 SL Yamaguchi Kato 2016-8

C57-1 SL Yamaguchi Kato 2024-1

 

Shinkansen:

N700A Nozomi Shinkansen (starter set) Kato 10-019

N700A Nozomi Shinkansen (add-on set) Kato 10-1175

W7 Series Shinkansen 'Hakutaka' Kato 10-1262

 

I just use an excel spreadsheet to track my inventory, although I have been too scared to do a sum over the price column yet...

[Guest]

As a rule, I only buy the models that I’ve actually ridden AND are interesting (collection is mostly Shinkansen and tourist trains, and a couple commuter trains).  I’ve ridden, many others throughout Japan, but they either aren’t available as models or aren’t too interesting.  My current inventory...

 

92373 - JR E231-500
92374 - JR E231-500 [Set A]
92401 - JR E231-500 [Set C]
98964 - JR E5 Treasureland (Hyabusa)
98965 - JR E6 Treasureland (Komachi)
98623 - JR E3-700 (Genbi)
92418 - JR E259 (N’EX) x 2
92419 - JR E259 (N’EX) [Set A] x 2
92589 - JR E235
92590 - JR E235 [Set A]
92591 - JR E235 [Set B]
92486 - JR N700-1000 (N700A)
92487 - JR N700-1000 (N700A) [Set A]
92488 - JR N700-1000 (N700A) [Set B]
92548 - JR E4 Joetsu Shinkansen
92549 - JR E4 Joetsu Shinkansen [Add-on Set]
92530 - JR E7 Hokuriku Shinkansen
92531 - JR E7 Hokuriku Shinkansen [Set A]
92532 - JR E7 Hokuriku Shinkansen [Set B]
98669 - JR E3-1000 Yamagata Shinkansen
92575 - JR E2-1000 Tohoku Shinkansen
92576 - JR E2-1000 Tohoku Shinkansen [Set A]
92577 - JR E2-1000 Tohoku Shinkansen [Set B]
98615 - Kyushu Shinkansen 800-2000 Set
92822 - JR 700-7000 Sanyo Shinkansen (Hikari Rail Star) Set
92411 - JR N700-8000 Sanyo / Kyushu Shinkansen [Basic Set]
92412 - JR N700-8000 Sanyo / Kyushu Shinkansen [Add-on Set]
98615 - 800-2000 Kyushu Shinkansen (Tsubame) Set
92462 - JR E233-3000 series suburban train [Basic Set A]
92464 - JR E233-3000 series suburban train [Add-on Set A]
92465 - JR E233-3000 series suburban train [Add-on Set B]
92882 - JR E231-1000 suburban train [Basic Set B]
10-1524 - JR E353 Azusa/Kaiji [3-car set]
10-1523 - JR E353 Azusa/Kaiji [5-car set]
10-1522 - JR E353 Azusa/Kaiji [4-car set]
28-232 - KATO Power Chassis
10-1565 - JR E285-3000 Sunrise Express
98744 - Odakyu Romance Car 70000 GSE (2nd formation)
98461 - Kintetsu Railway 50000 series (Shimakaze) [Basic Set]
98462 - Kintetsu Railway 50000 series (Shimakaze) [Add-on Set]
98472 - JR Kiha 261-1000 (Super Hokuto) [Basic Set]
98473 - JR Kiha 261-1000 (Super Hokuto) [Add-on Set]

 

Pre-orders still pending delivery...

97947 - JR E4 Joetsu Shinkansen, Last Run Edition
98786 - Nippon Railway 80000 series, Hinotori

 

Misc

 

2162 - JR EF510

6426 - Tomix Track Cleaning Car

 

Edited June 22, 2022 by Bob Martin

[chadbag]

22 hours ago, Bob Martin said:

6426 - Tomix Track Cleaning Car

 

22 hours ago, Bob Martin said:

As a rule, I only buy the models that I’ve actually ridden AND are interesting

 

 

You've ridden a cleaning car like Tomix makes?

 

(Sorry, I couldn't resist).

 

I limit myself to whatever strikes my fancy, concentrating on those ones I've ridden or at least those areas of the world I have lived and ridden trains in, even if the ones I buy I've never seen in real life.  (A lot of my Euro ones are like that -- my time in Germany was mid-late 80s and again in early 90s so a good portion of what I have just reminds me of the area as it is more modern).

 

For this reason, most of my Japanese trains are more modern.  I do have some 103s but even most of them are later upgraded versions.  I don't have much from pre-2000 otherwise.

[ED75-775]

Probably about time I update my stock list then. Over half of my collection happens to be JNR steam-era, the remainder being either trains I have seen or ridden during my 2019 Japan holiday, or picked up out of interest second-hand.

 

Locomotives

 

 

Passenger stock

 

Freight stock

 

I personally use an Excel spreadsheet like @Kamome and @JR 500系 to keep track of my collection - my N scale stock list (incorporating my Kato Rhaetian Railway models) is a considerably simplified and slightly modified version of another sheet within the same document I use for my Märklin H0 collection. I've never considered photos, and to be honest I've never considered the insurance side for the N-scale stuff either which is probably just as well, since that was the genesis for the original H0-scale list. That's since expanded from one sheet (covering the H0 collection only) to four - one each for H0 digital addresses and H0 spare parts (the latter being the most recent addon - easier to have all that information in one place) and one for my N-scale collection as displayed above.

 

@cteno4 you're right about the accumulated costs being scary Jeff, when I view my H0-scale list I'm astounded at what I've managed to accumulate over 18 years and 361 days! I find it to be a great peace of mind thing though, knowing how much it's worth in case the unthinkable happens. And hey, it's a good way of also keeping track of what you have too.

 

Alastair

 

[tripel7]

Currently everything I have, except for one pre-order at Changming, not bad for someone who only started last November I think 

[Das Steinkopf]

Well with nearly 2 years since the last update it's now time to do a  renewed listing showing additions of the stock that I have been too lazy to put in another thread over the last couple of years on this forum

 

PASSENGER

 

JR CENTRAL

Electric 

Tomix 98950: 373 Series Iidasen Hikyoekigo 

Tomix 92424: 373 Series Inaji 

Tomix 98622: 313-8000 Series Central Liner

Tomix 98028: 313-2300 Series 

Tomix 98029: 313-2300 Series

Kato 10-1382: 313-0 Series

Kato 10-1287: 313-1700 Series 

Kato 10-1387: 313-3000 Series

Kato 10-1379: 313-5000 Series

Kato 10-1380: 313-5000 Series

Kato 10-1381: 313-5300 Series

Greenmax 31619: 311 Series

MicroAce A2664: 213-5000 Series 

Greenmax 30686: 211-5000 Series LL Set

Greenmax 30687: 211-5000 Series LL Set

Greenmax 30885: 211-6000 Series GG Set

Greenmax 30886: 211-6000 Series GG Set

 

Diesel 

Kato 10-1371: KiHa 25-1000

Greenmax 30074: KiHa 75-400

 

JR WEST

Kato 10-1313: 681 Series Shirasagi

 

MEITETSU

Greenmax 30723:1800 Series

Greenmax 30724: 1800 Series

Greenmax 30420 2000 Series Mu Sky 

Greenmax 30103: 3100 Series

Greenmax 30105: 3700 Series

Greenmax 30503: 6800 Series

MicroAce A8358: 6000 Series

MicroAce A8357: 6000 Series

 

KEIHAN KEISHIN

MicroAce A8360: 800 Series 

MicroAce A8362: 800 Series (New Logo)

MicroAce A8363: 800 Series in New Livery

Tomytec: 700 Series in 80 Series 55th Anniversary Livery

Tomytec: 600 Series Hibikie Euphonium 

Tomytec: 600 Series 60 Series Biwako Go Early Showa Livery

Tomytec:600 Series Keihan Railway Exclusive Limited Express Livery

Tomytec: 600 Series (Tetsudo Collection #17)

Tomytec: 350 Series (Tetsudo Collection #17)

Tomytec: 80 Series with A/C Keihan Railway Exclusive

Tomytec: 80 Series with A/C

Tomytec: 80 Series

 

KUMAMOTO ELECTRIC RAILWAY

Tomytec: 01 Series Kumamon Wrapping (Ginza Line Livery)

Tomytec: 01 Series Kumamon Wrapping (Silver)

Tomytec: 03 Series

Tomytec: 6000 Series Kumamon Wrapping

Tomytec: 6000 Series 

Tomytec: Type 200 x 2 (1 set to be remodelled to original condition)

Tomytec: 500 Series x 2 (Tetsudo Collection #23) (1 set to be remodelled into 600 Series single car unit)

 

FREIGHT

 

JRF 

 

Electric Locomotives

 

Kato 3045-1: EH200

Tomix 7168: EH200

Tomix 7164: EF510-0 

Tomix 9142: EF210-100

Tomix 7109:EF-210-100 (105)

Tomix 7137:EF210-100 New Livery

Tomix 7138: EF210-300

Kato 3024-2: EF64-1000

Kato 3024-3: EF64-1000

Tomix 9111: EF64-1000 

Tomix 9131: EF64-1000

Tomix 7108: EF64-1000

Tomix 7169: EF64-1000 

Tomix 9153: EF65-2000

Tomix 9184: EF65-2000

Tomix 7105: EF 65-2000

Tomix 7135: EF65-2000 (2127)

Kato 3061-4: EF65-2000

Tomix 9151: EF 66(27)

Kato 3046-1: EF66-100

Tomix 7171: EF66-100

Kato 3036-1: EF200

  

Diesel Locomotives

Tomix 2242: DF200-200

Kato 7007-5: DF200-200

Tomix 2218: DD51-800

Kato 7008-A: DD51-800 

Tomix 97944 DD51-800 with 6 x KoKi 104, 5 x KoKi 107, 3 x KoKi 106 and 2 x KoKi 200 Aichi Railyard Goodbye Freight Train

Tomix 98915: DD51-800 with 7 x KoKi 107 Goodbye Kisei Freight Service

Tomix 2223: DE10-1000 

Tomix 2232: DE10-1000

Tomix 2239: DE10-1000

Kato 7011-3: DE10-1500 

 

 Freight Stock

Tomix: 98235 KoKi 110 (5 car) 

Kato 10-1797: KoKi 107 (2 car set)

Kato 10-1432: KoKi 107 + Koki 106 (10 cars)

Kato 10-1433: KoKi 107 (2 car)

Tomix 8717: KoKi 107 with taillights 

Tomix 8718: KoKi 107

Tomix 2752: KoKi 107

Tomix 2753: KoKi 107

Tomix 97902: KoKi 107 (4 car) Seino Kangaroo Liner

Tomix 8731: KoKi 107 Seino Kangaroo Liner

Tomix 93131D: KoKi 107 Railway Container Transportation 50th Anniversary colour

Tomix 98486: 1 x KoKi 107, 1 x KoKi 106 and 1 KoKi 104

Kato 10-1478 KoKi 106 (2 cars)

Kato 10-245: KoKi 106 (2 car set)

Tomix 2768: KoKi 106

Tomix 2769 KoKi 106 x 3 (2 cars renumbered)

Tomix 8746: KoKi 106 (2 car set)

Tomix 8703: KoKi 106 with Tail light (Renumbered)

Tomix 8722: KoKi 106

Tomix 8723: KoKi 106 Kuro Neko Yamato 

Tomix 8735: KoKi 106

Tomix 2749 KoKi 105 (2 car set) x 4 (3 pairs to be renumbered)

Kato 10-1421: KoKi 104 (2 car set) x 3 (2 pairs to be renumbered)

Tomix 2778: KoKi 104 x 7 (6 cars to be renumbered)

Tomix 8729: KoKi 104

Tomix 8737: KoKi 104 Kuro Neko Yamato x 3 (2 cars to be renumbered)

Tomix 92135: KoKi 102/103 (4 car set)

Tomix 98071: KoKi 102/103 (4 car set)

Tomix: KoKi 100/101 (4 cars from set 92862)

Tomix 2759: KoKi 200

Kato 8042-2: KoKi 200

Kato 10-1382: KoKi 50000 (2 car)  x 6 (10 cars renumbered)

Tomix 2742: KoKi 50000

Tomix 8714: KoKi 50000 with taillights 

Tomix 98979: KoKi 50000 (12 car set) 

Kato 10-1515: TaKi 43000 (8 car set)

Kato 8013-7: TaKi 43000

Kato 10-1750: TaKi 1000 (10 car set)

Kato 10-1167: TaKi 1000 (8 car set)

Kato 8037-2: TaKi 1000 x 5 (4 cars renumbered)

Kato 8037-6: TaKi 1000 x 2 (1 car renumbered)

Kato 8081: TaKi 1000 

Kato 10-1669: TaKi 1000 (8 car set)

Tomix 8710: TaKi 1000 with tailights

Tomix 8711: TaKi 1000 x 4 (3 cars renumbered)

Tomix 8713: TaKi 1000 x 3 (2 cars renumbered)

Tomix 8728: TaKi 1000 with taillights

Tomix 98971: TaKi 1000 (2 car set)

Tomix 8724: TaKi 1000 x 9 (8 cars renumbered)

Tomix 8725: TaKi 1000

Kato 10-1277: HoKi 9500 Yabashi Industries (8 car set)to be detailed to look like wagons still in use, such as light grey bogies and some renumbering.

Tomix 2773: ShiKi 1000 (Converted to JRF ownership)

Tomix 2702: YO 8000 

Kato 8087: WaMu 380000 (2 car set)

Tomix 2715: Wamu 380000 (Condemned Vehicle)

 

Per Way

MicroAce A6482: KiYa 95 DR2 Dr Tokai

World Kogei: KiYa 97

World Kogei: TMC 400A 

Tsugawa Yoko: TMC 100

Greenmax 30655: Meitetsu EL120 (2 Locomotive set)

Tomix 2777: HoKi 800 (2 car set) x 2 (all to be modified into Meitetsu HoKi 80)

Tsugawa Yoko: Single Bolster rail carriers with jib cranes (2 car set)

Greenmax 4709: Plasser 09-16CSM Tamper

Edited August 1, 2023 by Das Steinkopf
Forgot how many KoKi 104's I have

[Madsing]

On 2/15/2022 at 9:25 AM, Madsing said:

I also have the need to keep a list of my trains, which decoder they are fitted with and many other things. Last year, I have purchased the database software from Ninox (https://ninox.com/en) for that purpose. I am very happy with it. They offer subscriptions but I have only purchased the Mac app for 35 euros (one time payment) I think.

Ninox is a real relational database. It does not require any programming, you create databases by creating fields that can contain various types of data (including pictures) [Does anyone here remember Apple's HyperCard?] Databases can easily be linked together by creating relations. It is quite user-friendly.

Ninox support is good and responsive (although I have found and reported a bug that has been acknowledged by their support but not corrected for 8 months now...)

 

This is what I have done:

• A list of trains / locomotives with fields related to the prototype (type, operator, photos, ...) and the model (manufacturer, part number, purchase price, shop...)
• A train card contains a list of cars
  • Each car has a number and description (ex Moro E260-102)
  • Each car has a list of decoders or other devices, that are related to another database of decoders, where I list for example from where and when and at what price they have been purchased. From the decoder database, I can tell how many EM13 I have used and in which cars / trains they have been installed.
• The trains also have a log list, in which I record everything I do when I work on the trains (add decoder, change couplers...)
• I have recently added a "reference" tab with all sorts of links (manufacturer, wikipedia, ...)
• The trains are also linked to a "to do" list, for when I am looking for something to do...

Main train database

 

 

Reference tab (links)

 

Linked decoder database

 

 

I own some of the Kato Toyama Portram and Centram trams, but could not find any good-quality drawings for my database so I decided to try to make some. I have used Affinity Designer, my preferred vector drawing program to make the drawings below. They are not 100% accurate but I like the way they look. The PNG file is a bitmap but I also provide a PDF file for download. The drawings inside the PDF are in vector format, they can be resized to any size without loss of quality.

 

 

TLR front side views.pdf

 

I have spend quite a number of hours working on these drawings. I had to travel a lot for business recently and they were done on my iPad when flying... a good way to keep me busy and entertained 🙂

 

Marc

 

 

[ED75-775]

Mmm, yes, time to update, thanks for the reminder @Das Steinkopf.

 

Locomotives

 

Sets/DMUs/EMUs

 

Passenger Coaches

 

Freight Wagons

 

Traaaaaaaaaaaaaams!

 

 

And for completeness, my Kato RhB stock

 

 

Looking at this as I do periodically reminds me that this has gotten somewhat out of hand, which is not what I planned in 2019 when I brought some stuff to display on my desk at home. Yeah right!

 

In case anyone wonders about the italics in the list, that indicates an item that has been preordered but not delivered yet.

 

Alastair

[mrsteveseag]

Not much for now, but slowly growing the fleet!

 

Locomotives: 

Kato EF510-500 “Cassiopeia Cruise”

Kato DE-10 Kyushu Colors

Tomix EF81 Hokutosei Colors

Kato D51-200

 

Shinkansen:

Tomix JR500 “Hello Kitty Shinkansen”

Tomix JR700-8000S “Nishi-Kyushu Kamome”

 

Commuter:

Kato E233-3000 Keihin Tohoku Line

 

Passenger Cars: 

Kato E26 Cassiopeia Cruise

Tomix Type 24 Series 25 Dream Space Hokutosei

Kato 35-4000 SL Yamaguchi

 

Sightseeing Trains:

Kato SL Hitoyoshi 

Tomytec “Hiei”

GreenMax Kintetsu 19200 Awonyoshi
Tomix Kinki Nihon 50000 Series Shimikaze

 

Freight Trains:

Tomix EF510 JRF Set

European:

Kato Thalys PBA 10 Cars

 

On Order:

Kato E001 Shikishima (Oct 31)

 

Pre Orders:

Kato E261 Safir Odoriko (Feb 2024)

HobbyTrain Railjet 7 Cars (Oct/Nov)

Edited November 2, 2023 by mrsteveseag

[Bigdog]

If they are all full sets that’s plenty of trains

[Kamome]

Here is my current Japanese N scale  list. All items are Kato unless they have a T to indicate Tomix or Tomytec if trams, or M to indicate Microace. I didn't list random coaches or wagons as they don't really quantify to make a full formation train or I couldn't be bothered to list the toki, wara, taki etc...  Also to keep it shorter, I haven't listed the set numbers or the parts that make up the formation. As example, the 0 series shinkansen was made up with 2 separate sets whereas the 100 needed 4 separate elements to make up the full formation.  I worked out I have roughly 860 pieces of rolling stock, 185 with motors, which includes the locomotives.

 

Shinkansen

0-2000 series 16 car

100 series Grand Hikari 16 car

200 series 12 car

300 series Nozomi 16 car

500 series Nozomi 16 car

700 Series Nozomi 16 car

923 Doctor Yellow 7 car

N700A Nozomi 16 car

E2 Asama 8 Car

E2-1000 Hayate 10 car

E2-1000 (200 series colour) 10 car

E3 Komachi 6 car

E3-1000 Tsubasa 7 car

E3-2000 Tsubasa (New Colour) 7 car

E4 Yellow band 8 car

E4 Yellow band (ibis mark) driving cabs

E4 Pink Band Ibis Mark Toki 8 car

E5 Hayabusa 10 car

E6 Super Komachi 7 car

E7 Kagayaki 12 car

 

JR

651 Super Hitachi 11 car

787 Relay Tsubame 7 car

885 Kamome (old colour) 6 car

E257 Azusa/Kaiji 11 car

211 series 10 car

12 series JR East Takasaki 6 car

813-200 series JR Kyushu 3 car

E231-500 Yamanote Line 11 car (6 door)

185-200 series Shonan Colour 7 car

Tohoku Emotion 3 car

JR Kyushu Kiha 58/28 2 car

Kiha 58/28 Aso 1962 2 car

E657 Super Hitachi 10 car

E655 Nagomi 6 car (with imperial carriage)

E233 Tokaido Ueno/Tokyo 15 car

E257-500 Boso Express 5 car

255 series Boso Express 9 car

E351 Super Azusa 12 car

HB-E300 Resort Shirakami 4 car

883 series Sonic (New Colour) 7 car

787 Around the Kyushu 4 car

JR Kyushu 415 series 8 car

E261 Saphir Odoriko 8 car

M Kiha 47 Ibusuki no Tamatebako 2 car

M Kiha 140/147 Isaburo Shinpei 3 car

M Kiha 32 Tetsudo Hobby train 1 car

M Maya 34 JR Kyushu 1 car

T 215 series Suburban Express 10 car 

 

Blue and Cruise Train

Orient Express 1988 13 car

24 series "Akebono" 9 car

24 series "Hokutosei" 12 car

E26 "Cassiopeia" 12 car

JNR Era "Fuji" 14 car

24 series "Twilight Express" 10 car

24 Series "Nihonkai" 11 car

JNR era 10 series "Taisetsu" 12 car

JNR Era 20 series "Sakura" 16 car

24 series "Seto/Asakaze" 13 car

SL Yamaguchi 35 series 4 car

Seven Stars around Kyushu 7 car

Kiha 87 Twilight Express Mizukaze 10 car

SL Hitoyoshi 3 car

 

JNR

Aodaisho colour "Hato" 14 car

20 series "Sakura" Blue Train 7 car

Imperial Train 5 car

189 series "Asama" 12 car

Kiha 82 (connect with EF63) 6 car

Kiha 81 "Kuroshio" 10 car

581 Series "Gekko" 12 car

181 series "Toki" 12 car

Suhafu 32 Chuo Line 10 car

10 series Kamome 9 car

115 series with Kumoni 143 7 car

Kiha 40-2000 1 car

 

Freight

Super Rail Cargo 16 car

Taki 1000 Eneos Mark x 16

Loose Koki 104 x 4

Loose Koki 106 x6

Koki 200 x4

Koki 106/107 10 car

Chichibu cement Hoki 5700 8 car

JNR era Freight set 6 car x 2

M Chichibu Woki 100/Wokifu 100 20 car

T Shiki 1000 x 3

T Chiki 7000 x 10

T Hoki 800 ballast JR East 8 car

T Koki 104 Yamato Ta-Q-Bin x10

T Koki 106 Yamato Eco x2

 

Iida Line

Kumoha 53/Kuha 68

Kumoha 53/Kuha 47 x 3 variations

Kumoha 53/Kuha 68

Kumoni 83/Kumoni 13

Kumoha 54/Kuha 68

Kumoha 42/Kuhayuni 56 3 car 

Iida Line Freight 4 car

 

Private

 

Odakyu HiSE 10000 11 car

M Nishitetsu 5000 series New company crest 4 car

M Seibu 001 series LaView 8 car

T Kintetsu 80000 "Hinotori" 6 car

 

Trams

T Chikuho Dentetsu 2000 Blue 2003

T Chikuho Dentetsu 2000 Orange 2006

T Chikuho Dentetsu 2000 Green 2004

T Chikuho Dentetsu 2000 Red 2007

T Chikuho Dentetsu 2000 Twin Livery 2003

T Hiroshima 1900

T Nagasaki 200

T Hankai Moha 161

 

Locomotives

SL

D51 200 SL Yamaguchi

55654 SL Hitoyoshi

D51 Basic version

D51 498 Takasaki Centre

D51 498 Orient Express

C62 Kure Line

D51 Tohoku Model 1

C56 Koumi Line

C11 New version

C12

C57 4th Version

C57 1 SL Yamaguchi

C59 Post War Kure Line

 

EL

EF510-500 Cassiopeia colour

ED73

EF65-1000 JR Freight

EF58 Late model Blue

EF64 1030 Nagaoka Depot

EF58 61 Royal Specification

EF64 JRF (Milk Carton) x2

EH200

EF66-100 late version

EF66 JNR Late Blue train version

EF58 Aodaisho colour

EF58 Brown

EF63 JR Spec Brown x 2

EF63 JR spec Ver. 2 x2

EF63 JNR spec Ver. 1

EF63 JNR spec Ver. 2

EF62 JNR

EF65-1000 JNR late express colour

EF65-1000 JR blue train spec.

EF65-2000 JR Revival Express colour JRF

EF15 Final form without snow plough

EF510-500 Hokutosei colour

EF81 Twilight Express colour

EF81 JR Rose livery Osaka Depot

EF81 JR East red

EF81 300 JNR ver.

EF57 Early model

ED76 500 JNR era 

EF13 Chuo Line ver.

EF30 x2

ED79 JR Single arm pantograph

EF10 3rd Form

ED19 Iida Line spec.

ED70

ED62

EF60 500

EF55 Takasaki Depot

M Chichibu Deki 300 

T EH500 2nd Gen. with GPS

T EF66 27 JRF spec. cooler added

T EF66 Late JRF spec. cooler added

 

DL

DD16 Russel Snow Plough

JR Kyushu DE10 Brown and Gold x2

DD51 Hokutosei x2

DD51 500 Cold weather spec.

DD51 Shimonoseki Depot

DF200

DF50 Red

DF50 Brown x2

DD54 Blue Train spec.

DD54 Middle version

DD54 Early version

DD54 Imperial train spec.

DE10 JRF colour

T DD51 JRF colour

T DE10 JRF colour

T Sendai Rinkai SD55

Edited October 26, 2023 by Kamome