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Originally Posted by: Leitner 
I saw the functional panto, is quite cool (even if I prefer to avoid this kind of things because, as thumb rule, the more the functions the more the chances of something breaking). Price should not be higher than normal.
Very good your thumb rule. I got the insider 103 long (39170) with digital controllable pantographs. A real funny function. Driving over the layout and sending Morse codes via the pantographs to everybody.  So I am looking forward to get my next insider loco (the shunting croco 39567) with one digital controlled pantograph and e.g. a digital controlled new telex coupler. Probabely superb.  Probabely nothing for you. I looked in the internet and found a new loco for you with no digital functions: LILLABO  . http://www.ikea.com/de/d...categories/series/11673/Very nice (and cheap) offers https://www.amazon.de/Ho...n-massiver/dp/B00SRI954Oor on ebay https://www.ebay-kleinan...holzeisenbahn-ikea/k0c23What do you think? No functions - no chances - no fun I have no problems testing new functions, find and use improvements. 
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Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Both are using the word 'grapevine' in the same way, hearing something on the grapevine is to hear a rumour. Correct!
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Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz A few other things I've heard re the 2018 new items: - Item 47800 is a new freight car that Marklin do in a lot of versions.... in DB, in SBB and private rail company's like AAE - The Re 6/6 announced is in Xrail livery  Seeing that I already have the Re 620 X-Rail from Roco, I am not sure that I would order a Maerklin version. What I would like to see is one of the following variants: Re 6/6 11605-11613: These few locomotives were the ones that were assigned to passenger operations between 1999 and 2002 when SBB split into Passenger and Cargo divisions. I would also like to see a red or green Re 6/6 in Era VI with the new UIC markings and air conditioning (Cargo). Regarding models with the rectangular halogen headlights, Maerklin has so far released only models of the Re(f) 6/6 modification, which was a temporary modification to 30 units of the fleet between 2000 and 2003. This means that other than 37321, there is no model that would be prototypical for the post 2003 period. 37320: Green Round lights (1975-1998) - Some loks remain like this, but have received UIC handrails and other modifications since 37321: Cargo - SBB Cargo (2000-) 37322 Red - Rectangular lights Re(f) (2000-2003)(SBB Cargo) 37323: see 37320 37324 Green - Rectangular lights Re(f) (2000-2003) (SBB Cargo) 37325: Red - Round lights (1985-1998) - See 37320 comment Regards Mike C
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Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan
Both are using the word 'grapevine' in the same way, hearing something on the grapevine is to hear a rumour.
Thanks Alan. I understood grapevine, but BD writes ON and Marvin Gaye sings THROUGH the grapevine. This is for me a significant difference. In German I use this idiom as well but I using the translation of "through". Can it be in English, you may use both of them?
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I noticed mention of the possibility of a new American locomotive. I’ll put in my tuppence worth. How about a cab forward. A bought a used Riverossi several years ago hoping it could be converted to three rail and a chip. Unfortunately it was a no go for the conversation. Now it sits in my office on display.
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Originally Posted by: xxup Here's a page on both ways.. As usual the Americans have mangled the English language..  ... Yeah, they don't talk proper like what we do... |
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36198 BLS Cargo Re 475 „Vectron“ der BLS, Epoche VI
36635 SRT Re 487 „TRAXX Last Mile“, Epoche VI
37326 SBB Cargo Re 620, Epoche VI
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Originally Posted by: mike c
Seeing that I already have the Re 620 X-Rail from Roco, I am not sure that I would order a Maerklin version.
Same thing goes for the BLS Vectron, those who wanted one probably already got one from either Piko or Roco. Altrough the BLS Vectron isn't a unique model at least.
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Any Danish ep. III stuff? |
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Originally Posted by: steventrain Marklin swiss official
36198 BLS Cargo Re 475 „Vectron“ der BLS, Epoche VI
36635 SRT Re 487 „TRAXX Last Mile“, Epoche VI
37326 SBB Cargo Re 620, Epoche VI
37511 SBB De 6/6 „Seetalkrokodil“, Epoche III
39251 SBB C 5/6 mit Öltender, Epoche III
39364 SBB Ae 6/6, Epoche VI The Ae 6/6 is 11407 Aargau 36635 is Swiss Rail Traffic Yellow/white scheme 37326 Is the Xrail version And for me the most important new is the C 5/6 is Oiltender... let's see |
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Originally Posted by: Leitner Any Danish ep. III stuff? A Damplok with 5 freight cars.... |
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I asked a weathered Challenger and a grey E93.
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Originally Posted by: foumaro I asked a weathered Challenger and a grey E93. At the moment not weathered Challneger... Buy yes a E93 but in Ep IV |
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Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: foumaro I asked a weathered Challenger and a grey E93. At the moment not weathered Challneger... Buy yes a E93 but in Ep IV A green one again?
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Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: Leitner Any Danish ep. III stuff? A Damplok with 5 freight cars.... Märklin made more Litra N version than the real one but... I'll buy also this. Anything italian of any era by chance? |
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Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: foumaro I asked a weathered Challenger and a grey E93. At the moment not weathered Challneger... Buy yes a E93 but in Ep IV Hi, ive seen a mention of anther bb12000, any idea what era, I was hoping for era 4 with single lights in green, with sound like the last CFL version? I take it also, it was mentioned of a new TGV, but it may be just anther my world toy🙁 |
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Originally Posted by: danmarklinman Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: foumaro I asked a weathered Challenger and a grey E93. At the moment not weathered Challneger... Buy yes a E93 but in Ep IV Hi, ive seen a mention of anther bb12000, any idea what era, I was hoping for era 4 with single lights in green, with sound like the last CFL version? I take it also, it was mentioned of a new TGV, but it may be just anther my world toy🙁 BB12000..... yes... another SNCF new TGV... yes... soooooooooooooooooooooo speciallllllllllllllllllllllllll... (not my wolrd) profesional series :-) Originally Posted by: Leitner Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: Leitner Any Danish ep. III stuff? A Damplok with 5 freight cars.... Märklin made more Litra N version than the real one but... I'll buy also this. Anything italian of any era by chance? There will be few Italian items... very few... in VI Era |
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Originally Posted by: foumaro Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: foumaro I asked a weathered Challenger and a grey E93. At the moment not weathered Challneger... Buy yes a E93 but in Ep IV A green one again? I don't know |
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Marklin will present 2018 new items on PDF and Database Friday 12 January. |
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Originally Posted by: steventrain Marklin will present 2018 new items on PDF and Database Friday 12 January. I have the same news.... Let's see |
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Originally Posted by: xxup Thank you very much, also for this link to this dictionary. Very helpful. Thanks BD. I assumed something as it occurs now: another difference in English to English. Very interesting this sentence: "During the American Civil War, the telegraph system was used to communicate propaganda and false information, ..." So I know now too, fake news are already over 150 years old and not due to the internet. Thanks again for helping. And I will look forward what will come true form all this "grapevines". One thing I can tell you for sure: the toy fair in Nuernberg will last from January 31st to February 4th, 2018. https://www.spielwarenmesse.de/And before, we all get informed about Maerklin's updates. regards TEEWolf
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Originally Posted by: TEEWolf
Very interesting this sentence: "During the American Civil War, the telegraph system was used to communicate propaganda and false information, ..." So I know now too, fake news are already over 150 years old and not due to the internet.
Indeed. Back around 1917 era, all of the telegraph lines from Europe ran through England to get to North America, so the English, being resourceful, generated their on propaganda (and blocked transmissions) of data from mainland Europe to ensure the US might side with Britain in WW1. Fake news is indeed not a new phenomenon. |
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Originally Posted by: xxup Here's a page on both ways.. As usual the Americans have mangled the English language.. Yah, its us Yanks fault right? Who are the folks that constantly pronounce an 'R' in words that don't have an 'R' in them? Who screwed up "football" by coming up with a new word for it, 'soccer', and then going with 'football'. Who has two completely contradictory definitions for a word: chuffed?  |
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To bondijohn, I have always hoped Marklin would produce a cab-forward.
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Marklin will publish 2018 items Friday 13.00 Germany time. |
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Originally Posted by: steventrain Marklin will publish 2018 items Friday 13.00 Germany time. great news thx Steventrain. Märklin Servers will be down on Friday 13:00:01 
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Originally Posted by: Sankch Originally Posted by: steventrain Marklin will publish 2018 items Friday 13.00 Germany time. great news thx Steventrain. Märklin Servers will be down on Friday 13:00:01 Almost Sankch, almost, because steventrain wrote only "Friday 13:00"! But which Friday?  Friday 12th? 19th? 26th?. Please tell me when and I tell you the servers got another chance! The toy fair in Nuernberg starts January 31st this year. And all we know for sure, Maerklin issues its news for the fair before it starts and not afterwards. 
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Email from roland
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Yes. Marklin will publish next Friday about 13:00.
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Originally Posted by: steventrain Yes. Marklin will publish next Friday about 13:00. Which will be Saturday morning here, 1am.
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Originally Posted by: TEEWolf ....
Very interesting this sentence: "During the American Civil War, the telegraph system was used to communicate propaganda and false information, ..." So I know now too, fake news are already over 150 years old and not due to the internet.......
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TEEWolf Hi all, A book entitled The Victorian Internet by Tom Standage, first published in 1998, is still available. The version in Australia has ISBN:9781620405925, it is likely a different number elsewhere. The original was ISBN: 0802713424. Kimball |
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Märklin AR shows after update "Steamcrane Ardelt" (Dampfkran Ardelt)
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Originally Posted by: Steamer01 Märklin AR shows after update "Steamcrane Ardelt" (Dampfkran Ardelt)
Steamer01 Yes... correct... price 1.000€ #49570 in metall!!!! See for more...like a TGV |
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Thank you Joan,
Too expensive for me. One less in my wish list!
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haha the TGV thing is making us growing more curious... So... It will be the Duplex or the TGV old style? |
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Originally Posted by: Leitner haha the TGV thing is making us growing more curious... So... It will be the Duplex or the TGV old style? May the Duplex with the loks of TGV POS....But in very special scheme...SNCF scheme |
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Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: Leitner haha the TGV thing is making us growing more curious... So... It will be the Duplex or the TGV old style? May the Duplex with the loks of TGV POS....But in very special scheme...SNCF scheme Hi Vilithejou you mean this TGV ?  sank
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Originally Posted by: Sankch Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: Leitner haha the TGV thing is making us growing more curious... So... It will be the Duplex or the TGV old style? May the Duplex with the loks of TGV POS....But in very special scheme...SNCF scheme Hi Vilithejou you mean this TGV ? sank I no have photo, but for the description the TGV is that... Tomorrow we have the solution |
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TGV POS+TGV world record
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Sorry to break anybody's bubble, but as far as I understood, the reference to TGV was not in regard to a new TGV model, but to the model of the SNCB Class 55 rescue diesel which is used on the High Speed Lines in cases where a TGV requires assistance. At least one class 55 (5509) has been equipped with special TGV compatible couplings (Scharfenberg), as seen here (According to Wikipedia, 5501, 5506, 5509, 5511, 5512 and 5514 have TVM signalling and this special coupler): http://www.railfaneurope...grey-yellow/type55-1.jpgWe should have confirmation in less than 24 hours Regards Mike C
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Originally Posted by: RayF Originally Posted by: xxup Here's a page on both ways.. As usual the Americans have mangled the English language.. ... Yeah, they don't talk proper like what we do... Trying living amoungst them... it's much worse!!!!! |
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Originally Posted by: mike c Sorry to break anybody's bubble, but as far as I understood, the reference to TGV was not in regard to a new TGV model, but to the model of the SNCB Class 55 rescue diesel which is used on the High Speed Lines in cases where a TGV requires assistance. At least one class 55 (5509) has been equipped with special TGV compatible couplings (Scharfenberg), as seen here (According to Wikipedia, 5501, 5506, 5509, 5511, 5512 and 5514 have TVM signalling and this special coupler): http://www.railfaneurope...grey-yellow/type55-1.jpgWe should have confirmation in less than 24 hours Regards Mike C No, I saw the pricelist for next year and it's clearly stated "TGV Duplex World Record 2007" €439,- |
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BR44 Double pack is confirmed as 30470, with retro DSB and DB versions of the BR44 in retro blue boxes.    https://www.maerklin.de/...ts/details/article/30470Dang, I've been hanging out for a 30470 for years, and they have to go issue a double pack, which makes it twice as expensive! - 579.99 €
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