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 Art nr: 36613 Get twelve sound function and red end light  Limited series of 499 items. Delivery in June. From trainshop.serailcolor.netHappy new year to you all  Edited by user 01 June 2014 10:19:09(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: jonas_sthlm   Art nr: 36613 Get twelve sound function and red end light  Limited series of 499 items. Delivery in June. From trainshop.serailcolor.netHappy new year to you all  At this price will it be a hobby loco with sound or new tooling  I would like new tooling. The hobby one is ok for just over 120euros but not any more. Still it's a nice paint job |
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Stephen's list of might-be 2014 includes two TRAXX locos with the Trix tooling and plastic body.
But judging from the number I expect this dwarf to be the old Märklin metal hobby tooling.
I would be tempted by Bond and Moneypenny, but I'm not interested in Sleepy. |
Regards Tom --- "In all of the gauges, we particularly emphasize a high level of quality, the best possible fidelity to the prototype, and absolute precision. You will see that in all of our products." (from Märklin New Items Brochure 2015, page 1) ROFLBTCUTS  |
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Originally Posted by: H0  Stephen's list of might-be 2014 includes two TRAXX locos with the Trix tooling and plastic body.
But judging from the number I expect this dwarf to be the old Märklin metal hobby tooling.
I would be tempted by Bond and Moneypenny, but I'm not interested in Sleepy. I thought the same! I do hope that Marklin wake up and produce some up to date modern detailed locomotives. If they don't I will end up buying another make. There's only so many 70s and 80s era locos I want! What's happened to 2014!  they make a TGV and Thalys but no freight locomotives apart from hobby range ones which are ok, but it would be nice to have detailed ones And that concludes my ranting for 2013  have a good new year forum  Edited by user 01 January 2014 19:11:24(UTC)
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One of this are to me and based on Trix model  and also labeled with sleepy....  |
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Anders is really doing good job to create new item  We can buy Trix Hector Rail locomotives for only 55€ and then repainting  price better than Piko.... |
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Originally Posted by: H0  Stephen's list of might-be 2014 includes two TRAXX locos with the Trix tooling and plastic body.
But judging from the number I expect this dwarf to be the old Märklin metal hobby tooling.
I would be tempted by Bond and Moneypenny, but I'm not interested in Sleepy. The 36613 is based on the MHI version 36617 of Märklin's Hobby TRAXX and that was a new item last year (2013). 36613 comes with the Swedish railway crossing bell sound. In my mind this generation of TRAXX (36613 and 36617) is an improved version of the Hobby loks - I have both the 36617 and some of the earlier ones, for instance 36602 Hector Rail class 241 and 36610 Green Cargo class Re (to name two of the more than ten I have). Link to product information in English.
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Originally Posted by: Western Pacific  Originally Posted by: H0  Stephen's list of might-be 2014 includes two TRAXX locos with the Trix tooling and plastic body.
But judging from the number I expect this dwarf to be the old Märklin metal hobby tooling.
I would be tempted by Bond and Moneypenny, but I'm not interested in Sleepy. The 36613 is based on the MHI version 36617 of Märklin's Hobby TRAXX and that was a new item last year (2013). 36613 comes with the Swedish railway crossing bell sound. In my mind this generation of TRAXX (36613 and 36617) is an improved version of the Hobby loks - I have both the 36617 and some of the earlier ones, for instance 36602 Hector Rail class 241 and 36610 Green Cargo class Re (to name two of the more than ten I have). Link to product information in English. Hi don't get me roung. The hobby loks are nice and I have two myself. I may even have the ECR 36616 model. It's not super detailed but it's still ok as it has a metal body  plus it's running quality is very good indeed. It even runs around radius 1 K track! |
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Originally Posted by: Western Pacific  In my mind this generation of TRAXX (36613 and 36617) is an improved version of the Hobby loks White and red LEDs instead of yellow, mfx instead of fx. I think there are no other improvements. |
Regards Tom --- "In all of the gauges, we particularly emphasize a high level of quality, the best possible fidelity to the prototype, and absolute precision. You will see that in all of our products." (from Märklin New Items Brochure 2015, page 1) ROFLBTCUTS  |
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Originally Posted by: H0  Originally Posted by: Western Pacific  In my mind this generation of TRAXX (36613 and 36617) is an improved version of the Hobby loks White and red LEDs instead of yellow, mfx instead of fx. I think there are no other improvements. Then there is the factory mounted sound. For other TRAXX models you have to get sound decoders 60949 for electric or 60948 for diesel loks at an RRP of €99:99. This means that for instance a 36600 at € 129:95 would with sound be at 229:94. Compared to a 36617 at € 179:95. This Swedish model made in only 499 copies is a bit more expensive since the tool costs for the printing is only distributed between the 499 loks, and how many 36617 are made? If it is 5,000 then the costs of the printing tools (which I believe are simpler for 36617 compared to 36613) would be one tenth (or less) per lok of that for a 36613. A 36613 at SEK 2,245:- would be approximately € 250:- at an exchange rate of SEK 9 to the €. For those who would consider this lok and live outside the EU, the VAT in Sweden is 25 % (compared to 19 %(?) in Germany) which means you can ask for a VAT reduction of 20 %. (The same could apply if you have a registered company in the EU with a VAT-registration number. The tricky thing might be for such a buyer to explain to the tax authorities in the buyer’s country why his/her company would need a Märklin model for its business if it isn't a model train seller).
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As Jonas points out it arrived yesterday and I picked up mine today! Rush Rail 185 415-8 "Sleepy", Märklin 36613 (available only from www.trainshop.se ). Photos of my Märklin engine - not as nice as that by Jonas, but it could add information for those considering ordering this model and do not live in the Stockholm region. Furthermore the photos show the white front lights (LED) and red marker lights (LED) as I wrote about in an earlier posting.    Rush Rail has seven engines of this type and they are is used in timber trains. This link takes you to a map showing the timber train routes in central and southern Sweden. A photo from Rush Rail's Internet photo archive showing a timber train: Given that the Märklin 36613 won't show up when searching the Märklin database, I hope that I'm excused for showing the same pictures also under "Show us your "Locomotive(s)" purchases - 2014 Edition.".
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I think it looks very good... |
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Large Marklinist 3- Rails Layout with CS2/MS2/Boosters/C-track/favorites Electric class E03/BR103, E18/E118, E94, Crocodiles/Steam BR01, BR03, BR05, BR23, BR44, BR50, Big Boy. |
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The inventor of the railroad company RushRail is a big-big fan of the Canadian rock group "Rush" and you who knows the history of Rush, can see the similarity with some of the albums. Thanks, Jonas for the marvelous picture! Edited by user 01 June 2014 18:05:56(UTC)
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It looks a very clean and tidy model. I think these budget models go very well with the older generation of Marklin  and of course the new  thanks for the pics and info. And also this nice Snow picture  danmarklinman attached the following image(s): |
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