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--- railway_modelling:fremo_h0j_standard [2025/11/08 21:43] – dmmedia
+++ railway_modelling:fremo_h0j_standard [2025/11/10 15:58] (current) – [Done] dmmedia
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 ===== Ideas =====
-  * FREMO-Japan-H0 - Shinkansen. Also covers widely manufactured 16.5mm track compatible rolling stock that actually runs on 1m prototype track.
+  * FREMO-Japan-80 - Covers widely manufactured 1:80 scale models running on 16.5mm track.
-  * FREMO-Japan-H0m - 1m gauge prototype rolling stock that can run on 12mm track.
+  * FREMO-Japan-80m - Covers widely manufactured 1:80 scale models of 1067mm gauge prototype rolling stock that is adapted to run on 12mm track.
+  * FREMO-Japan-H0 - Covers 1:87 scale widely manufactured shinkansen trains and rarer rolling stock from some manufacturers that can run on 16.5mm gauge track.
+  * Fremo-Japan-H0m - Covers 1:87 scale rare rolling stock of 1067mm prototype gauge that can run on 12mm gauge track.
   * Module base box 10-13mm plywood, roadbed 4mm plywood.
   * Max track piece length about 30cm to match prototype 25m rails and create prototypical wheel sound.
-  * Rail material Code 70-83. Other when needed by prototype.
+  * Prototype rails are 50kg and 60kg, which corresponds to rail profile Code 75-83. Other when needed by prototype.
   * Side extension for modules to keep module size manageable and allow more landscape around.
   * Japan specific module head plates.
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 ===== Done =====
-  * None
+  * Obtained FREMO existing standards.
+  * Obtained Japanese Railways 2018 year prototype standards.
+  * Separated FREMO-H0j idea into several separate standard ideas to match different existing and modified model rolling stock and rail material: H0, H0m, 80, 80m, Proto87, Proto80.