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Marklin Enthusiasts

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  • From: the Netherlands
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Posted by lupo on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 12:51 PM
http://modelspoor.pagina.nl/
this is a dutch site with links to a lot of marklin related websites,
check out www.m-track.org they have a great looking modular layout

have fun, not all the links are in dutch! and pictures tell stories we all understand !
L [censored] O
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    November 2003
  • From: the Netherlands
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Posted by lupo on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 12:51 PM
http://modelspoor.pagina.nl/
this is a dutch site with links to a lot of marklin related websites,
check out www.m-track.org they have a great looking modular layout

have fun, not all the links are in dutch! and pictures tell stories we all understand !
L [censored] O
  • Member since
    January 2002
  • From: Germany
  • 357 posts
Posted by Supermicha on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 1:46 PM
I can´t believe that marklin is just so popular in the usa. In the last years, marklin lost many fans here in germany, because the prices are far away from the normal. i don´t think that 200 and more dollars for a normal engine are the right way to find new buyers, especially kids. although, marklin is the biggest model producer in the world and it is popular as never before. and i can´t realize why? The AC system is worse beacuse its not compatible to the most standard HO models and most of the AC engines runs bad.

I´m also fascinated about the prices for old models. On some exchange markets, i saw marklin models from the 19040s or 50s, which sells for over 2000 euro. unbelievible for a thing, which was built as "toy". But enjoy your engines, everybody should do what he enjoys.

Micha
Michael Kreiser www.modelrailroadworks.de
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  • From: Germany
  • 357 posts
Posted by Supermicha on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 1:46 PM
I can´t believe that marklin is just so popular in the usa. In the last years, marklin lost many fans here in germany, because the prices are far away from the normal. i don´t think that 200 and more dollars for a normal engine are the right way to find new buyers, especially kids. although, marklin is the biggest model producer in the world and it is popular as never before. and i can´t realize why? The AC system is worse beacuse its not compatible to the most standard HO models and most of the AC engines runs bad.

I´m also fascinated about the prices for old models. On some exchange markets, i saw marklin models from the 19040s or 50s, which sells for over 2000 euro. unbelievible for a thing, which was built as "toy". But enjoy your engines, everybody should do what he enjoys.

Micha
Michael Kreiser www.modelrailroadworks.de
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    April 2003
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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, March 18, 2004 5:30 PM
Hello folks,
I collect Marklin on a limited scale. I primarily look for older analog operated locomotives and Relex coupled items. I am always in the market for something, primarily M and 2200 series K track. Drop me an email to rmierbeth@yahoo.com if you have something to part with. I also have a wish list of layout models if you have any of those unbuilt as well. Thank you.
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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, March 18, 2004 5:30 PM
Hello folks,
I collect Marklin on a limited scale. I primarily look for older analog operated locomotives and Relex coupled items. I am always in the market for something, primarily M and 2200 series K track. Drop me an email to rmierbeth@yahoo.com if you have something to part with. I also have a wish list of layout models if you have any of those unbuilt as well. Thank you.
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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, June 5, 2004 5:39 PM
Would appreciate information about a parts supplier for Marklin HO trains and accessories from the late 50's and 60's. For example; light bulb for # 7054 crossing or spring that connects couplers on under side of freight cars.
Thank you for your time to respond. Mick Ehrich
jmac@garlic.com
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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, June 5, 2004 5:39 PM
Would appreciate information about a parts supplier for Marklin HO trains and accessories from the late 50's and 60's. For example; light bulb for # 7054 crossing or spring that connects couplers on under side of freight cars.
Thank you for your time to respond. Mick Ehrich
jmac@garlic.com
  • Member since
    August 2003
  • From: Beautiful BC
  • 897 posts
Posted by krump on Sunday, June 6, 2004 5:16 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by emeraldisle

Any Marklin Enthusiasts/Collectors out there[?][:)]


[:D][:D][:D] Hey Emeraldisle,
began with a baggage car caboose in Nov '03 (it looked lonely) and now, over the past few months, I've added the following...
jamaica banana car
canvas covered wagon
glass tanker (exclusive item)
4 silo tank car

I can thank you and blame you for my newest drain on the finances [:p][:p][:D][^]
cheers

cheers, krump

 "TRAIN up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it" ... Proverbs 22:6

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  • From: Beautiful BC
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Posted by krump on Sunday, June 6, 2004 5:16 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by emeraldisle

Any Marklin Enthusiasts/Collectors out there[?][:)]


[:D][:D][:D] Hey Emeraldisle,
began with a baggage car caboose in Nov '03 (it looked lonely) and now, over the past few months, I've added the following...
jamaica banana car
canvas covered wagon
glass tanker (exclusive item)
4 silo tank car

I can thank you and blame you for my newest drain on the finances [:p][:p][:D][^]
cheers

cheers, krump

 "TRAIN up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it" ... Proverbs 22:6

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