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Marklin is starting delivery soon of 37925 BR042 Steam locomotive (this month July or Early August). Update - Marklin 37925 delivery under way. Edited by user 15 September 2011 18:24:32(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz  Oh dear! Why? 
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He gotta find the GOld for it.   |
NOt wearing the Pink Pinny, which is hard to see and now I have a white Pinny which also is hard to see against MY pure white Skin Still have 2 new shiny tin Hips that is badly in Need of Repair matching rusting tin shoulders
and a hose pipe on the aorta
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Are marmite the gold...?  |
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This locomotive looks great,Stephen! |
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Joined: 21/10/2004(UTC) Posts: 31,692 Location: United Kingdom
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I have already advance order last January.
Will let you know When I have the news. |
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Yup!  Originally Posted by: Goofy Are marmite the gold...? Marmite and Vegemite is like black gold here, but certain German MRR companies probably don't accept a Vegemite sandwich as payment for a class 042 loco! Edited by user 17 July 2011 12:26:39(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Yup! Originally Posted by: Goofy Are marmite the gold...? Marmite and Vegemite is like black gold here, but certain German MRR companies probably don't accept a Vegemite sandwich as payment for a class 042 loco! No accounting for taste is there?  Edited by moderator 17 July 2011 12:26:16(UTC)
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I would like to remind everyone that this is actually not a class 42, but a class 41 with oil tender. These were re-classified as class 042 by the DB.
The real class 42 was a 2-10-0, built for war service.
They did something similar with the oil fired class 44, which was re-classified as class 043. (My 37885 is one of these) |
Ray
Mostly Marklin.Selection of different eras and European railways
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Joined: 17/09/2006(UTC) Posts: 18,772 Location: New Zealand
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True Ray, I did know that. Posts amended.
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Time to put one kidney up for sale, I have both on order.
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Joined: 21/10/2004(UTC) Posts: 31,692 Location: United Kingdom
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Delivery under way from Marklin! |
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Review of 37925 on youtube. |
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Very nice locomotive indeed, sometimes I been thinking of getting an old 3082 BR041, but this new one looks superior, now I just have to find the money BTW it video clips in the above youtube link, I guess they must have made a rotating layout, and synchronizing of the revolving layout, very smart. It really gives some cool closeups of the loco in action. |
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Yeah, it's a clever idea but the radius should be larger to be "ideal"... However, the Fulda club video reviews are still the best "consumer reviews" since they show moving trains, and have more or less neutral comments that point out positives and negatives about a model. They do a great job with these...  |
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Arrive mine today.   |
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I have test on layout and run well with sounds. I can confirm the smoke unit fit for loco will be 7226 (The manual said 72270 was wrong!) |
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Very nice Steven, it looks very detailed indeed, these photos are really tempting me, a beautiful loco. Now better start digging for some gold |
Regards Kenneth
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Thanks for the photos, Stephen
I agree with Piggy. I am looking for an oil well. |
Best regards Svein, Norway
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Hi Stephen, Great looking Loco. Ian.
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Originally Posted by: steventrain I have test on layout and run well with sounds. I can confirm the smoke unit fit for loco will be 7226 (The manual said 72270 was wrong!) Hi Stephan, Thanks for the phtos, and congratulations on getting a fine locomotive. regards Kimball |
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Hi, Stephen
Thanks for sharing.
Marklin did a great job on this beauty indeed.
good details and realistic return crank instead of uncorrectly old look.
I'm even more looking forward to the Insider model 37040 coming.
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Originally Posted by: Webmaster Yeah, it's a clever idea but the radius should be larger to be "ideal"... However, the Fulda club video reviews are still the best "consumer reviews" since they show moving trains, and have more or less neutral comments that point out positives and negatives about a model. They do a great job with these... First one I have seen. Fantastic. Also give you the urge to rust-up the rails |
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Have a problem with 37925. I have place on track for first time with CS2, Run fine for about 20 minutes. The next days run goes very slow to dead at half speed, Found small smoke came out in the tender with decoder on top of circuit board and overhead message came up on CS2 screen. I have return with warrenty., Not very happy BR042.  |
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Steven that really sucks. That is so frustrating, I am sorry to hear that. Hopefully you will get it back very quickly.
Chris
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Originally Posted by: steventrain Have a problem with 37925. I have place on track for first time with CS2, Run fine for about 20 minutes. The next days run goes very slow to dead at half speed, Found small smoke came out in the tender with decoder on top of circuit board and overhead message came up on CS2 screen. I have return with warrenty., Not very happy BR042. It´s decoder fault. But not BR042 fault. It´s still an nice charmed locomotiv. |
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Sorry to hear that Stephen. Although this probably is an isolated case of bad luck, I'm glad I've taken Dave's old advice not to pre-order anything.
To many items these days seems to suffer from "child-sicknesses".
But the loco looks great and I'm looking forward to the 41 version with coal-tender.
/Torbjörn
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Originally Posted by: steventrain
...I can confirm the smoke unit fit for loco will be 7226 (The manual said 72270 was wrong!)
Originally Posted by: steventrain Have a problem with 37925. I have place on track for first time with CS2, Run fine for about 20 minutes. The next days run goes very slow to dead at half speed, Found small smoke came out in the tender with decoder on top of circuit board and overhead message came up on CS2 screen. I have return with warrenty., Not very happy BR042. How can we expect to get a good quality article for only 400€? Fred
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Originally Posted by: steventrain I have return with warrenty., Not very happy BR042. Sorry to hear that Stephen. Hope they fix it for you. Originally Posted by: efel How can we expect to get a good quality article for only 400€? I had a problem with my 37607 VT11.5 railcar. Took it out of the box, put it on the track, and it wouldn't run (last time I had it out, it was OK). Opened it up, took the decoder off the 21pin mounting plug, and reseated it, which seemed to fix it, but not good when you've paid 900 euros for it.
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Hi Stephen,
Hope you get that repaired quickly.
Ian.
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I now only buy when a loco has been available for sometime and users have had no problems. Doesnt mean mine will be perfect but so far it has worked OK. IF I end up missing a model then is does not matter and anyway I prefer models that Marklin keep in their catalogue for a reasonable time.
Hope it comes back to you soon Stephen but these days it looks like Marklin quality is a thing of the past.
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Originally Posted by: steventrain Nothing new. Funny - didn't your dealer inform you right at time of purchase/delvery that this page was accidentially included (it should be the same page 25 as for last years insider model)? BTW my model runs perfect as it does for most to nearly all other owners and also generates smoke as supposed by the proper installed smoker. Edited by user 09 September 2011 14:14:25(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Hemmerich Originally Posted by: steventrain Nothing new. Funny - didn't your dealer inform you right at time of purchase/delvery that this page was accidentially included (it should be the same page 25 as for last years insider model)? BTW my model runs perfect and also generates smoke as supposed - by the proper installed smoker. Yes you are correct Lutz, Nothing new. Lately Maerklin have beem making a lot of mistakes with printing, either, wagons, carriages or manuals (If you could call the pieces of printed paper decent manuals) NN |
NOt wearing the Pink Pinny, which is hard to see and now I have a white Pinny which also is hard to see against MY pure white Skin Still have 2 new shiny tin Hips that is badly in Need of Repair matching rusting tin shoulders
and a hose pipe on the aorta
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Originally Posted by: Hemmerich BTW my model runs perfect Of course it does. I wouldnt have expected anything less... |
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It is a sad day when they cant even get the instruction book right. This looks like a great model so hopefully Stephens is just a one off failure.
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It's really sad to see that there are dealers out who don't even seem to be able to pass known corrective information to their customer(s).
PS: So far no other incident alike has been published.
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Originally Posted by: Hemmerich It's really sad to see that there are dealers out who don't even seem to be able to pass known corrective information to their customer(s). It would be even better if the dealers were not put in a position where they are required to pass known corrective information to their customer(s), i.e. that the manufacturer got it right the first time!
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What should be done is a new booklet sent out to dealers to place in the box before sale.
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I thought that Maerklin (See I spelt it right) was in charge of Quality Control but according to Lutz dealers are also responsible for the final QC by opening up all boxes to ensure that the correct items are in fact inside the packaging, even down to checking the running numbers of carriages and correct printing.
If that is the case Maerklin standards are slipping very, very fast.
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NOt wearing the Pink Pinny, which is hard to see and now I have a white Pinny which also is hard to see against MY pure white Skin Still have 2 new shiny tin Hips that is badly in Need of Repair matching rusting tin shoulders
and a hose pipe on the aorta
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Originally Posted by: Goofy Originally Posted by: steventrain Have a problem with 37925. I have place on track for first time with CS2, Run fine for about 20 minutes. The next days run goes very slow to dead at half speed, Found small smoke came out in the tender with decoder on top of circuit board and overhead message came up on CS2 screen. I have return with warrenty., Not very happy BR042. It´s decoder fault. But not BR042 fault. It´s still an nice charmed locomotiv. That is for all electronic items : when faulty component or anything wrong , it fails immediately within first hours of use....or never.
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Originally Posted by: Hemmerich PS: So far no other incident alike has been published. What do you mean? No other errors in loco manuals? No other dealers forgetting to forward corrective information? BR 042 failing? In the 37925 manual they forgot to mention the factory default MM address. In the 37390 manual (BR 101 "Hertha BSC") they forgot to remove the paragraphs they added for the earlier "Unicef" edition (and the loco has a printing error). |
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I have email from Marklin that 37925 have finish repair service and on way back to me.  Edited by user 11 October 2011 18:24:51(UTC)
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Steven:
I am curious, when you send an item back to Marklin are you able to communicate with them in English and are they fairly easy to get a hold of and talk to about your specific problem or is a difficult task? I am just curious as I have never sent an item back for a fix.
Thanks,
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Originally Posted by: steventrain I have email from Marklin that 37925 have finish repair service and on way back to me. Hi Stephen, 14 days, that is fast!!! My experience with Marklin service is also good, usually around 30 days. To answer Chris' question about communicating: +49 7161 608 222 Yes, my phone calls have been answered in English, and the Marklin employee is able to deal with my query regarding a repair invoice I received. This invoice contained my customer number, and the repair number. If you did not have this sort of information, I don't know how you would get on. For example, if you phoned 14 days after sending them an item, you may not have this information. I don't know if they could trace your item based on your name and when it was likely received. You would not believe how many people send stuff, without any reference such as name/address of the owner. I know - I am in a business that deals with similar things. At the same time, I asked about availability of a replacement pantograph for another model, and was told the status from their computer inventory in seconds. It was all quite efficient. Stephen says he received an email. I have not had this service, (my invoice comes in the mail, which is the first I ever hear on repair status). But maybe I have never given them my email address. regards Kimball |
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Originally Posted by: steventrain I have email from Marklin that 37925 have finish repair service and on way back to me. 37925 arrive here today after marklin delay for week, it is exchange for new one. Run very well so far after 10 minutes. |
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