How does FreemoN differ from Freemo

[OldEastRR]

How does FREMO differ from Free-moN?

[Lemosteam]

How does FREMO differ from Free-moN?

@OldEastRR , please start your own thread regarding your question or read the info on the links provided yourself.  This was obviously not meant to be a discussion thread, per my request.

[Mark W]

Fremo - European HO scale original standard
FreemoN - N scale adaptation of Fremo. 

FREMO stands for "Freundeskreis Europäischer MOdellbahner", translated Friendship of European railway modellers. In the USA there is another club, the Free-Mo for Free form Modules. Both clubs, the European and the American, are absolutely independent, but joined by common goals.

[Caddy58]

FREMO is more than an H0 standard.
It is indeed a mostly European club, but there are standards for most scales and gauges.

Here is a link to the FREMO homepage:
https://www.fremo-net.eu/en/home/

The American N-scale group within FREMO started about 15 years ago in Germany. We now have active members mostly from Germany, Sweden, Netherlands and Italy. ,
We have a sub-page on the FREMO page that shows our activites, meeting reports and standards.
https://www.fremo-net.eu/en/modular-systems/n-scale/american/

Direct link to our standards (in English):
https://www.fremo-net.eu/index.php?eID=dumpFile&t=f&f=8331&token=b4109581c0330879388170252dc97279e3af3592


I am not familiar with the FreemoN standards, but I am sure that their standards are abailable as well for comparison....

Cheers
Dirk

[JMaurer1]

Spellcheck thinks both are misspelled...

[RBrodzinsky]

For FreeMoN, see www.freemon.org

[wcfn100]

For FreeMoN, see www.freemon.org

 

http://free-mon.wesleysteiner.com/

Jason