Krackel Hopper Posted January 23, 2014 Share Posted January 23, 2014 arrrgggg! everytime i look at this thread i am reminded that i need to do inventory, been putting it off and off and off. on of those tasks that gets more daunting as time goes on. but very necessary, maybe I will be a good boy and go off and do it now! jeff Well.. is it complete? 2 Link to comment
cteno4 Posted January 24, 2014 Share Posted January 24, 2014 grumble grumble, errr no. much higher on the list now... jeff 1 Link to comment
Martijn Meerts Posted January 24, 2014 Share Posted January 24, 2014 I made a list once or twice.. Kept it up to date for a bit.. And now it's hopelessly outdated again ;) In a way, I don't really want to know the value of my collection, but then again, it's definitely something the insurance company would need... Link to comment
cteno4 Posted January 24, 2014 Share Posted January 24, 2014 i know the feeling martijn... when i did a rough inventory for the train show taping, i was a little horrified with myself... jeff Link to comment
Mudkip Orange Posted February 1, 2014 Share Posted February 1, 2014 Got everything out for a first-ever group photo: 4 Link to comment
kvp Posted February 1, 2014 Share Posted February 1, 2014 Impressive. Both the number of trains and the fact that you have enough tracks for them. Link to comment
John k Posted June 14, 2014 Share Posted June 14, 2014 Updated Listing (and i am with cten .....i need to get this insured, but, the inventory...took me a couple of hours to update from the N-Scale Weekend show a month ago!!!!) JAPANESE PASSENGER SETS MicroAce A-0317 Doreamon Train A-0365 KIHA 185 'I LOVE Shimanto, Ai' A-4141 JR Limited Express Series 185-200 'Spur' Furu-Furu Color 7-Car A-5933 KiHa 40-700 Fox/Squid/Crab A-7090 JR East 485 series IRODORI A-7694 SEIBU Railway Series 3000 “Galaxy Express 999” scheme 8-car A-8158 3100 Romancecar series (EXPO 70?) A-8262 JR Diesel Train Series KIHA 183-1000 Limited Express 'Aso Boy!' G2999-T Galaxy Express 999 (TV version) G3999-T Galaxy Express 999 (TV version)-add on set KATO 10-292 E4 Max 4-car standard set 10-293 E4 Max 4-car add-on set (combined with 4-pack 10-292) 10-340 E1 Max 4-car standard set 10-341 E1 Max 4-car add-on set (2) 10-397 Nozomi 700 8-pc standard set 10-398 Nozomi 700 8-pc add-on set 10-481 205 Series KATO Train (10 car set) 10-510 Nozomi 500 4-pc starter set 10-511 Nozomi 500 4-pc add-on set A (combined 8-pack with 10-510) 10-512 Nozomi 500 8-pc add-on set B 10-857 E-5 Hayabusa 3-car set 10-858 E-5 Hayabusa 3-car add-on set A (combined 6-pack with 10-857) 10-859 E-5 Hayabusa 4-car add-on set B 10-865 Tsubame 800 6-piece set 10-896 923-3000 Dr Yellow 3-car set 10-897 923-3000 Dr Yellow 4-car add-on (Combined 7-pack with 10-896) 10-922 Mangattan Liner “Cartoon Train” 10-1136 E-6 “Super Komachi” 3-car set 10-1137 E-6 “Super Komachi 4-car add-on (Combined 7-pack with 10-1136) 10-1227 231 Rilakkuma/Yamamote Line (11 car set) Special KATO Edition E-2 Suica’s Penguin Special Edition 10-car train TOMIX 92733 Shinkansen 400 Tsubasa 92743 7000 Series Romance car LSE 92754 Super Express 50000 Romancecar VSE 92845 10000 HiSE Romancecar 92988 KIHA 183 Asahiyama Zoo 98918 KIHA 183 Asahiyama Zoo Renewal TOMYTEC (all powered) Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends 2-car set Evangelion 2-car set set Portram Railway Daughters TLR0601 (red) Portram Railway Daughters TLR0606 (blue) Link to comment
Keikyu Posted June 16, 2014 Share Posted June 16, 2014 (edited) Alright, let's see.Kato:3057 - EF663024 - EF65 10002010 - C5810 351 - 181 Series "Toki"10 370 - 201 Series10 261 + 10 262 - E231 500 SeriesTomix:2213 - DD51 80092609 - Kintetsu 21000 Urban Liner92604 - Odakyu 10000 Series HiSE92639 - 300 Series shinkansenGreenmax:1080M + 1080T - Odakyu 2000 series4015 - 107 100 series4055 + 4056 - Hankyu 2800 series4021 - Keikyu 1000 series (Unpowered)Microace:A0358 - 115 3000 series (Powered add-on set)Tomytec:Konan Railway 6000 series (Unpowered)Tokyu Corporation 6000 series (Unpowered)Hankyu 2000 x 2 (Unpowered) Then if I add in other countries:Gopher models - NSW Class 48Graham Farish - Intercity 125 All that is not including the various freight and passenger stuff I have. Edited June 16, 2014 by Keikyu Link to comment
HantuBlauLOL Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 Factory made, Alive: Loco: 1. JNR EF81-300 tomix 2. 9600 MicroAce Shinkansen: 1. JR 500 Nozomi 7 cars tomix multiple unit 1. JR103 4 cars yellow tomix Abandoned Loco: 1. Kato SD70MAC, missing one truck 2. EH-500 tomix, just the body, many parts missing, reused the chassis Multiple unit: 1. E231-500 yamanote 3 cars tomix, needs to be repainted, currently the chassis is used on wip project Coach/cars: 1. Dont know the name, '50 ish brown coaches kato made x3, bogie used 2. Kani 24 tomix, bogie used 3. Corrugated passenger cars x4, kato, broken couplers 4. Koki series x2, tomix made, no suitable loco at this moment. Refurbrished, diy body: Loco: 1. Krupp M1500BB/BB304, from one EH500 chassis and unused EF81 trucks Coaches/cars: 1. Indonesian K3 Economy class coaches x3, with kato bogies Wip, diy body: Multiple unit 1. INKA KRL-I prajayana, with E231-500 chassis Dead: Shinkansen: 1. 800 series 6 cars tomix, only motor car survived, currently the chassis is swapped to 500 series (because it has a flywheel, and a better sound) Coach: 1. Suhanefu 25 tomix, only chassis and bogies survived, currently abandoned Link to comment
linkey Posted July 24, 2014 Share Posted July 24, 2014 (edited) Updated list: August 2014Shinkansen 100 Grand Hikari 14 Car KATO (2 more cars being shipped out later this month) 200 Tohoku/Joetsu 12 Car KATO500 Kodama 8 Car KATO500 Nozomi 16 Car KATO 700 Hikari Rail Star 8 Car Tomix800 Sakura 6 Car KATO300-3000 Sanyo Nozomi 16 Car Tomix500-7000 Kodama 8 Car Tomix E2 Hayate 10 Car KATO E2 Hayate/Tohoku 10 Car Ganbaru Nippon KATOE3 Komachi 6 Car KATO E4 Yamabiko 8 Car KATO E5 Hayabusa 10 Car KATO E6 Super Komachi 7 Car KATO E7 Hokuriku 12 Car TOMIX E7 Hokuriku 12 Car KATOJ.R. Type 923 Dr. Yellow 7 Car Tomix J.R. Type 923 Dr. Yellow 7 Car KATO N700 Nozomi 16 Car KATOSeries E926 Electric & Track Comprehensive Car East-i 6 Car MicroACE Diesel DD16 304 1 KATO DD54 1 KATO DE10 3 Units KATODE15 1 Tomix DD51 3 Units Cold Type Hokutosei KATO DD51 Goodbye Kisei Main Line 1 Unit TOMIXKiha 47 2 Car Unit Niigata Colour MicroACEKiha 8500 4 Car Unit Aizu Railway MicroACEKiha E131+E132 2 Car Unit MicroACE Electric 101 Seibu New Color 6car/10car Seibu Series 101 KATO101 Seibu Old Colour 8 Car Seibu Series 101 KATOE231-0 Sobu line 10 Car Tomix E231-500 Yamanote line 11 Car KATO E233-3000 Tokaido line 15 Car Green/Orange KATOE491 East i-E East i-E 3 MicroACE E655 Nagomi 6 Car (including Special Car) KATOED61 1 With Cleaning Car TomixEF510-0 (EF510-10) 1 KATOEF510-1 (EF510-1) 1 KATOEF510-500 (EF510-502) Hokutosei 1 Hokutosei KATOEF510-500 (EF510-509) Cassiopeia 1 Cassiopeia KATOEF510-500 (EF510-510) Cassiopeia 1 Cassiopeia KATO EF66 (EF66-46) 1 Blue KATO EF66 (EF66-47) 1 Blue KATOEF81 (EF81-59) 1 KATOEF81 (EF81-104) Twilight 1 Twilight Express KATOEF81 (EF81-114) Twilight 1 Twilight Express KATOEF81 (EF81-101) Nihonkai 1 Sayonara Nihonkai TomixSeries 205 Saikyo Line 10 Car KATOSeries 455 Ban ètsu 3 Car TomixSeries 455/475 10 Car TomixSeries 485 Aizu Liner 6 Car MicroACESeries 485 Irodori 6 Car MicroACESeries 583 Kitaguni 10 Car TomixSeries 719-0 Ban ètsu 4 Car MicroACE Steam C57-180 1 Short Smoke Deflector KATOC57-180 1 Long Smoke Deflector KATOC62 (C62-15) Hokkaido 1 KATOC62 (C62-16) Hokkaido 1 KATOC58 1 Unit KATOC11 1 Unit KATO D51 1 Unit KATO Carriage Fleet Series 12 Ban ètsu Monogatari 7 car Cream / Red KATOSeries 12 Ban ètsu Monogatari 7 Car Blue / White KATOSeries 24 Twilight 10 Car Green/Yellow KATOSeries 24 Nihonkai 10 Car Blue - Nihonkai TomixSeries E26 Cassiopeia 13 Car KATOSeries 24 Hokutosei 12 Car Blue - Hokutosei KATOOrient Express '88 Paris - Hong Kong 15 Car KATO Freight Chiki 5000 2 car KATOChiki 5500 2 car KATOContainer Express Takara 9 Car KATOHoki 9500 5 Car Limestone KawaiiJ.N.R. Container Wagon KOKI 50000 (without Container) (2-Car Set) 2 TomixJ.N.R. Container Wagon KOKIFU 50000 (without container) 1 TomixJ.N.R. Flat Wagon Chiki 7000 2 TomixJ.N.R. Railway Crane Type So 80 (with Flat Wagon Type Chiki 7000) 2 Breakdown Car TomixJ.N.R. Toki 21100+21500 Steel Coils Train 12 Car Steel Coils Train MicroACEJ.R. Container Wagon Koki102/103 (without Container) 4 Units TOMIXKoki 104 Container Wagon with JR Containers 4 Units KATOKoki 200 w/UT11C Container `Kamioka Kogyo` 2 Units KATOKu 5000 Car transporters 6 car Kawaii Sangi Railway 7 car mixed KawaiiTaki 1000 2 Units Oil tankers KATOTaki 35000 6 car Oil tankers KawaiiTaki43000 6 units Oil tankers KATOToki 15000 3 KATOToki 25000 3 KATOWaki10000 4 Units KATOWamu 480000 2 car KATOWamu 90000 2 car KATOWara 2 car KATOYo 5000 1 Brake Van KATOYo 8000 1 Brake Van KATO Edited August 12, 2014 by linkey 1 Link to comment
EF65 1100 Posted July 24, 2014 Share Posted July 24, 2014 (edited) This got really scary... and this is not everything. Make Item Description Owner No. of CarsKato 3012 EF65 1065 JR Freight 1Kato 3037 EH500 2nd Production JR Freight 1Kato 3046 EF66-100 JR Freight 1Kato 3059 EF510-0 JR Freight 1Kato 057965 E2 "Suica - Your Place" JR East 10Kato 10-1127 DD16 304 Snowplow Car JR West 1Kato 10-1136 E6 "Super Komachi" (Basic) JR East 3Kato 10-1137 E6 "Super Komachi" (Add-On) JR East 4Kato 10-1159 E233-1000 Series (Basic) JR East 3Kato 10-1160 E233-1000 Series (Add-on A) JR East 3Kato 10-1161 E233-1000 Series (Add-on B) JR East 4Kato 10-1202 489 Series Hakusan Colour (Basic) JR West 5Kato 10-1203 489 Series Hakusan Colour (Add-On) JR West 4Kato 10-1205 223-6000 Series (Basic) JR West 4Kato 10-1206 223-6000 Series (Add-on) JR West 4Kato 10-1209 475 Series Hokuriku Colour JR West 3Kato 10-1221 E7 Series (Basic) JR East 3Kato 10-1222 E7 Series (Add-on A) JR East 3Kato 10-1223 E7 Series (Add-on B) JR East 6Kato 10-1227 E231-500 Rilakkuma Wrapping Train Yamanote Line Colour JR East 11Kato 10-221 E3 Series "Komachi" JR East 6Kato 10-252 205 Series Yamanote Line Colour (Add-On) JR East 4Kato 10-252 205 Series Yamanote Line (Add-on) JR East 4Kato 10-278 E2-1000 Series "Hayate" (Basic) JR East 4Kato 10-279 E2-1000 Series "Hayate" (Add-On) JR East 6Kato 10-326 681 Series "Thunderbird" (Add-On) JR West 3Kato 10-345 681 Series "Thunderbird" (Basic) JR West 6Kato 10-373 201 Series "Keihanshin Line" JR West 7Kato 10-381 681-2000 Series Hokuetsu Kyoko Colour Hokuetsu Kyuko 9Kato 10-409 253 Series "Narita Express" (Add-On) JR East 3Kato 10-436 221 Series (Add-on) JR West 2Kato 10-499 Kiha 201 Series JR Hokkaido 3Kato 10-583 115-1000 Series Niigata Colour JR East 3Kato 10-831 24 Series "Hokutosei" (Basic) JR East 6Kato 10-832 24 Series "Hokutosei" (Add-On) JR East 6Kato 10-835 E26 Series "Cassiopeia" (Add-on) JR East 6Kato 10-848 E259 Series (Add-on) JR East 3Kato 10-857 E5 Series "Hayabusa" (Basic) JR East 3Kato 10-858 E5 Series "Hayabusa" (Add-On A) JR East 3Kato 10-859 E5 Series "Hayabusa" (Add-On B) JR East 4Kato 10-868 E2 "1st Restoration Service" JR East 10Kato 10-869 24 Series Twilight Express (Basic) JR West 6Kato 10-870 24 Series Twilight Express (Add-On) JR West 4Kato 10-913 485 Series "Kirishima" JR Kyushu 3Kato 10-921 223-2500 Series "Kansai Airport" JR West 4Kato 10-926 225-5000 Series "Kansai Airport" JR West 4Kato 14-801-1 PORTRAM TLR0601 1Kato 14-801-8 PORTRAM TLR0605 1Kato 3019-6 EF65-1000 Early Type JRF JR Freight 1Kato 3019-6 EF65-1000 Early Type JRF JR Freight 1Kato 3019-8 EF65-1000 Early Type JRF 2nd Renewal Colour JR Freight 1Kato 3023-6 EF64-1000 Double-Headed Coupler JR East 1Kato 3024-1 EF64-1000 JRF Renewal Colour JR Freight 1Kato 3034-3 EF210-100 Single Arm Pantograph JR Freight 1Kato 3036-1 EF200 New Livery JR Freight 1Kato 3037-1 EH500 3rd Production JR Freight 1Kato 3057-3 EF63 1st Production JR East 1Kato 3057-3 EF63 1st Production JR East 1Kato 3061-1 EF65-1000 Late Type JR East 1Kato 3066-2 EF81 Twilight Express JR West 1Kato 3066-4 EF81 Double-Headed Coupler JR East 1Kato 3071-9 ED76 551 JR Hokkaido 1Kato 3076-1 ED79 Single Arm Pantograph JR Hokkaido 1Kato 6043-1 Kiha 100-100 (M) JR East 1Kato 6044-1 Kiha 100-100 JR East 1Kato 7007-1 DF200-0 JR Freight 1Kato 7007-2 DF200-50 JR Freight 1Kato 7008-2 DD51 Hokutosei JR Hokkaido 1Kato 7008-2 DD51 Hokutosei JR Hokkaido 1Micro Ace A-0317 781 Series Doraemon Train JR Hokkaido 6Micro Ace A-3390 E491 East i-E JR East 3Micro Ace A-3391 Kiya E193 East i-D JR East 3Micro Ace A-5632 485-3000 Hakucho JR East 6Micro Ace A-5650 485-3000 Series "Hokuetsu" JR East 9Micro Ace A-5933 Kiha 40 "Fox, Squid, Crab" JR Hokkaido 3Micro Ace A-8470 E926 East i JR East 6Tokyodo T2-003S1 Hokuetsu Kyuko HK100 Hokuetsu Kyuko 2Tomix 92126 485 Series Super Raicho (Add-on) JR West 3Tomix 92191 Kiha 47-0 Series "Okayama Rapid" JR West 2Tomix 92496 485 Series "Hakutaka" (Basic) JR West 4Tomix 92497 485 Series "Hakutaka" (Add-On) JR West 4Tomix 92988 Kiha 183 Asahiyama Zoo Colour JR Hokkaido 6Tomix 98925 N700-8000 Series Kumamon JR Kyushu 8Tomix 92914 EF63 3rd Production JR East 2Tomix 92999 200 Series "Omiya 30th Anniversary" JR East 10Tomix 98918 Kiha 183 Asahiyama Zoo Renewal Colour JR Hokkaido 6Tomix 98920 Kiha 40-1000 Series "Karasuyama Line" JR East 2 Edit: The table got screwed up :( Edited July 24, 2014 by EF65 1100 Link to comment
JR 500系 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Amazing list guys! Interesting fact is I'm starting to see that more people have Kato trains than Tomix ones. Is it because of DCC? MicroAce is understandable for being lesser trains in production, but the ratio and percentage of Kato to Tomix is kinda far for most. Link to comment
Martijn Meerts Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 I think I have more Tomix and MicroAce than Kato, and I'm doing DCC :) The only Kato's that are easier for DCC are the ones that can take their own decoder, which I don't use anyway because of the too limited feature set. Link to comment
kvp Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 The fact that Kato sells internationally while Tomix don't, helps them a bit. Also, they make european and american trains too, so if someone has a Kato made train of their own country, they tend to buy from them when they buy japanese trains. Personally I usually prefer Tomix, but only because the train collection series, so most of my japanese trains are actually Tomytec. (the tomytec trains are really easy to DCC since they have lots of space and usually no circuit boards at all so no trace cutting or milling is required to disconnect the motor, however DCC-ing them would triple their price) ps: I'm a bit afraid to make a full list, i have too many half assembled trains waiting for parts of just a bit of free time. Link to comment
EF65 1100 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 When I started I had little exposure to Tomix models where I lived. For the locomotives, for a long time I don't think Tomix had flywheels in them, so you can see, most of my locomotives (even to this day) are Kato. As for EMUs, it depends on the actual train. Both Kato and Tomix offers models that the other doesn't. Tomix also didn't have electrical pickup for all cars for quite a few models... so that depends more on the actual train. Of course, I do have a "slight" bias towards Kato. DCC with Kato is sort of a bonus. Because I am emigrated, some of my stuff is not on the list as I have left more Tomix stuff where I came from. I am working to bring them over... who doesn't want more trains? :angel5: Link to comment
ToniBabelony Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Kato? What is that? Don't they make tracks for T-Trak modules? Joking aside, I don't own any Kato trains. Maybe a few rolling stock and some old EMU I've forgotten about back home, but the vast majority of my collection is MicroAce (me and my Kanto 1435mm gauge obsession). Second comes Modemo (interurban ahoy) and then Greenmax (mostly economy kits). I shall update my list next week. Link to comment
Densha Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 You do Toni, two EMUs and some passenger coaches if I remember correctly. I don't own much Kato myself either though, I think only two trains that don't fit in the region I chose. 1 Link to comment
Melandir Posted July 26, 2014 Share Posted July 26, 2014 I'm currently over 90% kato thanks to DCC, but I have no bias on the others, I usually buy kato, but if they don't have the model I want, I buy from others Link to comment
Krackel Hopper Posted July 28, 2014 Share Posted July 28, 2014 (edited) Spent nearly the entire day today cataloging my entire N scale collection. Can't seem to get my excel spreadsheet to post in the correct format, but here's the basics. 44 trains (EMU, DMU, Shinkansen, Passenger. Between 2 & 12 car sets) 24 Locomotives (Electric, Diesel & Steam) 6 Trams 4 Snowplows 50 koki cars (50000, 10000, 100 - 107 & 200s) Most of my train sets are MicroAce & Tomix, Most of my Locomotives are Kato Edited July 28, 2014 by Krackel Hopper 1 Link to comment
ToniBabelony Posted July 28, 2014 Share Posted July 28, 2014 You do Toni, two EMUs and some passenger coaches if I remember correctly. Gah! My exotic reputation is ruined! xD 1 Link to comment
Densha Posted July 28, 2014 Share Posted July 28, 2014 Can't seem to get my excel spreadsheet to post in the correct format, but here's the basics. I think it's possible to save as a text file in excel that you can copy. Maybe that will work... Link to comment
marknewton Posted July 28, 2014 Share Posted July 28, 2014 (edited) An update to my roster is long overdue. The first part is all the self-propelled stuff - locos, DMUs, EMUs & trams. Rollingstock will be next. Cheers, Mark. Steam Locos JNR B6/2120 0-6-2T- Sango JNR 6760 4-4-0 - Toby JNR 9200 2-8-0 - Frateschi (conversion) JNR C11 2-6-4T - Tenshodo (x2 locos) JNR C12 2-6-2T - Tramway (x2 locos) JNR C51 4-6-2 - Tenshodo JNR C56 2-6-0 - Kato (x2 locos)JNR C57 4-6-2 - Miyazawa &Tenshodo (x2 locos) JNR C58 2-6-2 - Tenshodo (x2 locos) JNR D51 2-8-2 - Kato (x3 locos) JNR D61 2-8-4 - Adachi Diesel Locos JNR DD13 (single headlight) - TenshodoJNR DD13 (dual headlights) - Tramway (x2 locos) JNR DD16 - Tramway JNR DD54 - Zoukei Mura JNR DD90 - Bachmann (conversion) JNR DE10 - Kato (x2 locos) JNR DF50 - Tomix (x2 locos) Electric Locos JNR EF60 - Tramway JNR EF64-0 - Aclass JNR EF65-0 - Tramway JNR EF65-500 - KatoJNR EF65-1000 - Kato JNR EF70 - Tramway JNR ED79-0 - Tomix Toshiba 40-ton steeplecab - Tenshodo (x2 locos)BLW B-class steeplecab - MTS Imports (conversion)Akita Chuo Kotsu Dewa 3000 - Neko PublishingDMUs JNR Kiha25 - Tenshodo (x2 cars) JNR Kiha30/35 - Tramway (x5 cars)JNR Kiha40 - MicroAce (x2 cars)JNR Kiha52 - MicroAce (x3 cars) JNR Kiha28 - Kato (x2 cars) JNR Kiro28 - Kato (x3 cars)JNR Kiha58 - Kato (x3 cars) JNR Kiha65 - Kato (x2 cars) JNR Kiha82 - Limited Express Kato (7-car set)EMUsMeitetsu Moha 510 - Tomix (x4 cars) Kotoden Moha 3000 - Tomix (x7 cars) JNR Kumoni13 Parcel/Luggage Motor - HobbyModel JNR Series 40 Suburban train - Kato (x4 cars) JNR Series 115-0 Suburban train - Dentetsu Kobo (4-car set)JNR Series 153 Ordinary Express -Tomix (low cab, 4-car set) JNR Series 165 Ordinary Express - Kato (high cab, 7-car set) JNR Series 485 Limited Express - Tomix (8-car set) JNR Series 489 Limited Express - Tomix (7-car set) TramsTokyu Tamaden Deha 80 - Tramway Enoden Type 100 - Modemo (x5 cars) Hokuriku Rly Kanazawa city car - Modemo (conversion) Edited August 9, 2014 by marknewton Link to comment
linkey Posted August 6, 2014 Share Posted August 6, 2014 We don't run DCC due to our modules (both J-Module and T-TRAK) are DC train friendly and it saves members buying stacks of DCC parts when some of the trians we have can't have the DCC part added to their trains due to the age of the trains (pre-DCC)I know I have more KATO than TOMIX trains but that is cause there is a bigger range of trains available in KATO, but I still like TOMIX with their all wheel pick-ups. Link to comment
JR 500系 Posted August 9, 2014 Share Posted August 9, 2014 Well, I thought what better way to define what's in your roster by using a video photo shoot instead? Here's my amateur video of my recent photo shoot of my roster: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIIL_c4zEok Hope you guys like it! (I'm still trying more functions of the movie maker, and will try to make more actual videos soon ~ Cheers! * 1 Link to comment
Densha Posted August 9, 2014 Share Posted August 9, 2014 (edited) You have good taste! :D It's strange that every train you have uses the JR network and/or is from the Tokyo area, but suddenly there's that Kotoden train. :P Not entirely sure if the Odakyu and Tobu trains use JR tracks but they're full-blown expresses as well. Edited August 9, 2014 by Densha 2 Link to comment
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now