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Offline SRB  
#51 Posted : 09 June 2006 00:36:02(UTC)
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Thanks for the link Bart. Nice pictures.
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#52 Posted : 09 June 2006 14:30:51(UTC)
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@ Ray: this E41 is from 1961. It has made thousands of kilometers in all those years, I guess, but is still in almost original state (I replaced some wires which were brittle, and one of the pantographs is still waiting for replacement)

@ SRB: Yes, the old turnouts with big lanterns work very reliably. Only drawback: I can't use any coaches longer than 24 cm. Even my 26.4 cm streamliners hang in the curves.

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#53 Posted : 09 June 2006 17:34:08(UTC)
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<br />This E41 is from 1961. It has made thousands of kilometers in all those years, I guess, but is still in almost original state

Hans Martin: Congratulations, and many thanks for that excellent picture Smile
The very same goes for my old green E1141 #3036 from X-mas 1961 when I was 10.
Never let me down in 45 years, still going strong. Talk about M's heavy metal quality ... [^]
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Now I'm eagerly awaiting (found a new one!!!) delivery of her orange sister #3154 from 1979 ... [:p]
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#54 Posted : 09 June 2006 21:05:41(UTC)
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Steven - Thanks for the link. That's a really useful site, isn't it?

Ray


Hi Ray,

There is many other electric class (also steam and diesel locos class)as well found on

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Offline SRB  
#55 Posted : 09 June 2006 22:58:16(UTC)
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Hi Steven. Very usefull link.

John and Hans Martin. Nice to hear that these locomotives are still going strong. Like my MY from the same time.
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#56 Posted : 09 June 2006 23:19:29(UTC)
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Stig: Yeah - the MY is one of the most beautiful heavy Diesels, ever ... [:p]
BTW MY - anyone heard from Steen (Eisenhower) ?? Last post was 2005-10-17 ...

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#57 Posted : 10 June 2006 00:24:14(UTC)
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Two new pics,

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#58 Posted : 10 June 2006 00:40:34(UTC)
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"Two new pics ..." - that's all ya have to say, Al ?????????????
They are gorgeous, overwhelming, magnificent - simply WOW !!!!!!!! [:p][:p][:p]

Mille grazie, my friend!
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#59 Posted : 10 June 2006 01:02:16(UTC)
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#60 Posted : 10 June 2006 01:06:26(UTC)
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#61 Posted : 10 June 2006 01:09:03(UTC)
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When i see ur name at a post Alberto i know that i will find a very nice photo.
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#62 Posted : 10 June 2006 01:23:54(UTC)
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So many beatiful pictures. Märklin could get inpiration here.
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Offline john black  
#63 Posted : 10 June 2006 01:36:38(UTC)
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Right. But they never could afford Al's honorarium Cool
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#64 Posted : 10 June 2006 02:51:54(UTC)
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<br />Right. But they never could afford Al's honorarium Cool


No John, I am sure Marklin could afford his honorarium, would be 2 of each new Items each year [}:)][}:)]
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#65 Posted : 10 June 2006 23:59:25(UTC)
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No John, I am sure Marklin could afford his honorarium, would be 2 of each new Items each year [}:)][}:)]
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#66 Posted : 11 June 2006 02:49:18(UTC)
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No John, I am sure Marklin could afford his honorarium, would be 2 of each new Items each year [}:)][}:)]
Nev

Don't forget the three weeks every three months at the Maldive Isles...Cool

R so I forgot that with First Class Airfares and 6 star Accommodation.
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#67 Posted : 11 June 2006 21:34:30(UTC)
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Very nice models and wonderful pictures! I've seen many #3039 in so good conditions! This makes me very envious!
My locos are old and very much used... but they still run very well.Here you can see them!
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#68 Posted : 11 June 2006 23:49:12(UTC)
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Hi Pietro, many thanks for the very good pictures of your nicely matching pair of Electrics [:p]!!!
(wish my own pix were only half as good ...)

And re used locos I guess it is like with old blue jeans - my old #3033 from 1979
beats my brand new #30345 forty miles by sunday when it comes to running smoothly Smile

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#69 Posted : 12 June 2006 22:41:58(UTC)
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Nice pictures almagik.
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#70 Posted : 13 June 2006 12:20:36(UTC)
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This is a marvellous thread! Thanx for all the nice photos, everyone!
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#71 Posted : 13 June 2006 12:30:03(UTC)
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Nice photos from Alberto and Pietro.

Keep it up guys!

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#72 Posted : 13 June 2006 18:37:24(UTC)
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Congratulations John Smile

Very nice locos.
By bringing up this topic you challenged our Italian friends into making some extremely nice pictures [:p][:p],don't you think.

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#73 Posted : 13 June 2006 20:17:33(UTC)
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Very nice two locos al_pignolo.Is it very early version?
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#74 Posted : 13 June 2006 20:49:07(UTC)
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Right, Guus - especially Al is always presente when our topics are in need of master pix ... [:p]
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#75 Posted : 13 June 2006 22:07:39(UTC)
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Pietros green E-40 must be the 3040 from mid sixties.
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#76 Posted : 14 June 2006 00:18:29(UTC)
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<br />Pietros green E-40 must be the 3040 from mid sixties.


Yes, Stig, you're right. biggrin

Besides 110 is from beginning 80's. And, as john said, I bought it when I was eight (!), it is the loco I used the most, but it stills runs like the first day! SmileSmileSmile

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#77 Posted : 14 June 2006 02:40:22(UTC)
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From the sixties (1963) the 3012 and 3013, two classic jewels posing with two different tin stations.

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#78 Posted : 14 June 2006 02:45:37(UTC)
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Peak of coolness - and stylish M-track, too CoolCoolCool ... Guess the old ladies are worth some cash ...
And the more I look at your pics the more they do hurt. Talk about desire [B)]
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#79 Posted : 14 June 2006 04:26:42(UTC)
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Pictures great as always, Alberto.

I like your tin stations too, they look typical Italian 1960'es building style. ( At least to me. )

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#80 Posted : 14 June 2006 22:29:36(UTC)
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I really like these old ladies. Beautiful pictures.
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#81 Posted : 15 June 2006 00:03:07(UTC)
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Very nice sixties model.
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#82 Posted : 26 June 2006 17:30:39(UTC)
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<br />Now I'm eagerly awaiting (found a new one!!!) delivery of her orange sister #3154 from 1979 ... [:p]
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Got her !!! She's a dream !!! One super-soft runner !!!
And though she's simply analog you might think she got F4 ... [:p][:p][:p]

BTW, she's way too fast for R1 at full throttle [:o)]
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#83 Posted : 26 June 2006 22:39:02(UTC)
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<br />Pictures great as always, Alberto.

I like your tin stations too, they look typical Italian 1960'es building style. ( At least to me. )

Per.
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to me it looks like an old Märklin station ......

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#84 Posted : 26 June 2006 22:41:08(UTC)
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Hi John,

is this a metal body ????

Just curious .....

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#85 Posted : 27 June 2006 00:10:45(UTC)
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Hi Hans,

yes - all E1141s (#3036, 3154, 3166, 34586, 34587) are heavy metal [^]

Have a nice day,
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#86 Posted : 27 June 2006 09:54:58(UTC)
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<br />Peak of coolness - and stylish M-track, too CoolCoolCool ... Guess the old ladies are worth some cash ... And the more I look at your pics the more they do hurt. Talk about desire [B)]
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#87 Posted : 27 June 2006 10:02:14(UTC)
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<br />Peak of coolness - and stylish M-track, too CoolCoolCool ... Guess the old ladies are worth some cash ...
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#88 Posted : 27 June 2006 11:08:18(UTC)
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Got her !!! She's a dream !!! One super-soft runner !!!
And though she's simply analog you might think she got F4 ... [:p][:p][:p]


I agree.Smile

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#89 Posted : 27 June 2006 11:14:07(UTC)
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<br />No kidding! Almagik's collection is incredible.


Hi Oscar,
my collection isn't better than many other.
What you feel is my love for it, and it's the same thing that you can feel reading the Zora's topic about hers models.
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#90 Posted : 27 June 2006 12:16:48(UTC)
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Is this about all metal Bo-Bo electrics ?
How about the Swiss Re 4/4 IV ?
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#91 Posted : 27 June 2006 20:21:28(UTC)
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Coolness !!! Give us your pics, please ... [:p]
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#92 Posted : 27 June 2006 20:24:45(UTC)
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<br />What you feel is my love for it,
and it's the same thing that you can feel reading the Zora's topic about hers model

Fair right, Al Smile
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#93 Posted : 27 June 2006 20:42:45(UTC)
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<br />... some extremely nice pictures [:p][:p]

You're right, Guus - the pix are second best after the real thing ... [:p]
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#94 Posted : 30 June 2006 20:15:09(UTC)
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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by almagik
<br />From the sixties (1963) the 3012 and 3013, two classic jewels posing with two different tin stations.



Since we are talking about Bo'Bo's, in these locomotives this is reproduced in a very curious way: in fact, the 2nd and 3rd axis are driven by the motor and linked to the chassis, and the two extreme axis can move... so in the model the arrangment is 1' B 1', while the prototype is a Bo' Bo'.
I hope these pictures of my SEW 800 (fifties version of 3013) will explain this better than me... [:I]

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This was done for a better running in the curves.
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#95 Posted : 30 June 2006 22:31:19(UTC)
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Most interesting explanation, Pietro - thank you Smile
Seems to be the same kind of chassis like in the old E44s. BTW, didn't know they had two pick-up shoes ...

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#96 Posted : 30 June 2006 22:46:01(UTC)
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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by john black
<br />Most interesting explanation, Pietro - thank you Smile
Seems to be the same kind of chassis like in the old E44s. BTW, didn't know they had two pick-up shoes ...

John



Yes john, it was the same chassis. The double pickup shoe was used until the beginning of sixsties. I think Almagik's 3012 and 3013 should have a single central pickup shoe.
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#97 Posted : 01 July 2006 01:14:53(UTC)
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Very nice old model.
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#98 Posted : 08 July 2006 00:39:23(UTC)
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BTW, talking E44s - got the PRIMEX 20th Anniversary Train Set (#P2702 from 1989) for my small collection,
today: It contains a blue E44 (#P3008, LFCM, heavy metal) plus 5 little tank cars (tin plate chassis)
- all in condition brand new & factory sealed box.
That Electric is almost as heavy as a Gator and runs like a dream ... [:p]

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John
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#99 Posted : 08 July 2006 00:49:33(UTC)
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Exellent selection John,tank wagons are my favotites.
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#100 Posted : 08 July 2006 01:00:24(UTC)
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Great thread! Keep the photos coming!! Cool
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