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cookee_nz		#51 Posted : 14 September 2019 21:09:27(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 31/12/2010(UTC) Posts: 3,464 Location: Paremata, Wellington		Originally Posted by: hvc Hi all - I’ll be there 4@4! I’ve never met anyone from the forum in person before, but in case you spot me during the day I’m 200 cm tall and will be wearing a T-Shirt that says “I like trains” :-) Great to meet you today Herman, hope the event was and will be all you hoped for. Let me know if you make it to NZ, we'll look after you Cheers
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hvc		#52 Posted : 15 September 2019 06:56:32(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 03/06/2013(UTC) Posts: 301 Location: Melbourne, VIC, Australia		Originally Posted by: cookee_nz Originally Posted by: hvc Hi all - I’ll be there 4@4! I’ve never met anyone from the forum in person before, but in case you spot me during the day I’m 200 cm tall and will be wearing a T-Shirt that says “I like trains” :-) Great to meet you today Herman, hope the event was and will be all you hoped for. Let me know if you make it to NZ, we'll look after you Cheers Great to meet you too! I had an amazing day, will definitely drop in on you in NZ. Here are some photos from today: Göppingen Album on flickr and just one attached here:
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Ausipeet		#53 Posted : 15 September 2019 08:33:26(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 04/06/2012(UTC) Posts: 280 Location: Adelaide		Love seeing new images of the Marklin event, holds many many fond memories from my trip in 2017 where i had the greatest time the whole weekend at the exhibition was there every morning from 8.30 am till 5pm daily and travelled allover goppingen by the free transport provided by Marklin. wish i could go again. Went back to Europe Europe in 2018 but not at the time of the Marklin event still like i said it is fantastic to see new photoes from other members who have gone there this year. Will add a link to my flicker page of my time there in 2017. again thank you for the wonderfull images. My trip in 2017
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hvc		#54 Posted : 15 September 2019 21:52:40(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 03/06/2013(UTC) Posts: 301 Location: Melbourne, VIC, Australia		and here's the departure train at the end of the day today... turn your sound on. (sorry its just phone video and the start is wobbly as I weave my way between people on the platform) A truly weird and wonderful lash-up of so many classic DB locos in one train.
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TEEWolf		#55 Posted : 16 September 2019 02:38:47(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 01/06/2016(UTC) Posts: 2,441		Originally Posted by: Ausipeet Love seeing new images of the Marklin event, holds many many fond memories from my trip in 2017 where i had the greatest time the whole weekend at the exhibition was there every morning from 8.30 am till 5pm daily and travelled allover goppingen by the free transport provided by Marklin. wish i could go again. Went back to Europe Europe in 2018 but not at the time of the Marklin event still like i said it is fantastic to see new photoes from other members who have gone there this year. Will add a link to my flicker page of my time there in 2017. again thank you for the wonderfull images. I had a nice experience at the Maerklineum. A employee was talking with a visitor. When the visitor was gone, I heard the Märklin employee saying to one of his colleague. “Oh, this man was from New Zealand. I cannot believe it, he traveled to Germany only for the IMA.”
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Bigdaddynz		#56 Posted : 16 September 2019 07:29:13(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 17/09/2006(UTC) Posts: 17,348 Location: New Zealand		Probably someone from our group. We also got interviewed by the Marklin Magazine folks so watch out for an upcoming article.
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cookee_nz		#57 Posted : 16 September 2019 07:56:08(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 31/12/2010(UTC) Posts: 3,464 Location: Paremata, Wellington		Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Probably someone from our group. We also got interviewed by the Marklin Magazine folks so watch out for an upcoming article. There were also some from Argentina, that possibly comes close to our distance travelled?
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cookee_nz		#58 Posted : 16 September 2019 09:39:23(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 31/12/2010(UTC) Posts: 3,464 Location: Paremata, Wellington		One of the advantage of this forum is the connections and contacts we make with each other. Some of us have been privileged to finally meet the faces behind the names we've known for so many years. I also took the opportunity to meet with two members in their homes during my travels, while in the UK, Nadine and I met with Roger Baker and had a most enjoyable meal with them followed by salivating over Rogers collection including vintage Starter Sets which I never tire of. Photos will come when I am back on my PC. And yesterday I finally also got to meet Markus Schild and his family. Markus has been immensely helpful to me with my Wonderwheel (Wunderrad) and his legendary knowledge of Märklin Metall particularly and vintage Märklin in general. We had a most enjoyable time including afternoon tea, the hours rolled around all too quickly before time to catch my train back to Stuttgart. I very much appreciated his warm welcome and some of the stories and knowledge he kindly shared with me. Back home in NZ whenever I am traveling to a town where I know a fellow enthusiast lives I try to meet them if possible and if they are comfortable with it. It's a great way to learn what others enjoy and a bit more about each other.
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Bigdaddynz		#59 Posted : 16 September 2019 10:16:25(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 17/09/2006(UTC) Posts: 17,348 Location: New Zealand		Originally Posted by: TEEWolf I had a nice experience at the Maerklineum. Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to come over and say hello - I was with someone else at the time who pointed you out, but by the time I was able to look for you, you had gone. Next time maybe.
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Dgriman		#60 Posted : 16 September 2019 21:52:19(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 12/04/2008(UTC) Posts: 119 Location: Alimos		Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Originally Posted by: TEEWolf I had a nice experience at the Maerklineum. Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to come over and say hello - I was with someone else at the time who pointed you out, but by the time I was able to look for you, you had gone. Next time maybe. Unfortunately me too, I had a tour with our club inside the factory, and it was very difficult to leave from the tour to be at 4@4, I wish I was able to meet you all !!! Next time wherever it is again ! Dimitris
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TEEWolf		#61 Posted : 17 September 2019 00:19:37(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 01/06/2016(UTC) Posts: 2,441		Originally Posted by: cookee_nz There were also some from Argentina, that possibly comes close to our distance travelled? Well, I know Frankfurt (FRA) - Buenos Aires (AEP) is the longest scheduled nonstop flight for the Lufthansa Group. They fly with a 747. By heavy upwinds they have always the risk must do a technical stop in South America for refuelling. A nonstop flight from Europe to Auckland (AKL) is not possible, even Europe-Sydney nonstop is not yet possible. Quantas offers London-Perth nonstop. So I looked up the flight miles and was surprised myself. FRA - AEP 7.128 miles FRA - Singapore (SIN) - AKL 11.613 miles FRA - Los Angeles (LAX) - AKL 12.308 miles New Zealand is really at the other side of the world and pretty far away from Europe (or vv).
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Piper		#62 Posted : 17 September 2019 00:35:37(UTC) Retweet
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TEEWolf		#63 Posted : 17 September 2019 02:44:11(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 01/06/2016(UTC) Posts: 2,441		Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Originally Posted by: TEEWolf I had a nice experience at the Maerklineum. Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to come over and say hello - I was with someone else at the time who pointed you out, but by the time I was able to look for you, you had gone. Next time maybe. Indeed, I always was looking for a fabulous F1 helmet too - and could not see one piece of it! Asking @Cookee_NZ at our dinner at the Italian restaurant, he told me you were already back on your way to Stuttgart. What I pity, I would have appreciated very much talking to you personally.
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Weltenbummler		#64 Posted : 17 September 2019 07:28:49(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 14/09/2006(UTC) Posts: 457 Location: Berlin (D)		Originally Posted by: cookee_nz One of the advantage of this forum is the connections and contacts we make with each other. Some of us have been privileged to finally meet the faces behind the names we've known for so many years. I also took the opportunity to meet with two members in their homes during my travels, while in the UK, Nadine and I met with Roger Baker and had a most enjoyable meal with them followed by salivating over Rogers collection including vintage Starter Sets which I never tire of. Photos will come when I am back on my PC. And yesterday I finally also got to meet Markus Schild and his family. Markus has been immensely helpful to me with my Wonderwheel (Wunderrad) and his legendary knowledge of Märklin Metall particularly and vintage Märklin in general. We had a most enjoyable time including afternoon tea, the hours rolled around all too quickly before time to catch my train back to Stuttgart. I very much appreciated his warm welcome and some of the stories and knowledge he kindly shared with me. Back home in NZ whenever I am traveling to a town where I know a fellow enthusiast lives I try to meet them if possible and if they are comfortable with it. It's a great way to learn what others enjoy and a bit more about each other. Hi, great to hear your meeting with Markus, he realy is a great guy, was a success. Frank and myself felt very obliged meeting you and your New Zealand Crew at the interview together with Rochus from the Märklin Magazin. We should have had another beer afterwards. Hearing so many things about your New Zealand Club left us nearly breathless. Enjoy the rest of your stay in Europe Best regards Thomas from Berlin
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cookee_nz		#65 Posted : 17 September 2019 12:09:53(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 31/12/2010(UTC) Posts: 3,464 Location: Paremata, Wellington		Originally Posted by: Weltenbummler Originally Posted by: cookee_nz One of the advantage of this forum is the connections and contacts we make with each other. Some of us have been privileged to finally meet the faces behind the names we've known for so many years. I also took the opportunity to meet with two members in their homes during my travels, while in the UK, Nadine and I met with Roger Baker and had a most enjoyable meal with them followed by salivating over Rogers collection including vintage Starter Sets which I never tire of. Photos will come when I am back on my PC. And yesterday I finally also got to meet Markus Schild and his family. Markus has been immensely helpful to me with my Wonderwheel (Wunderrad) and his legendary knowledge of Märklin Metall particularly and vintage Märklin in general. We had a most enjoyable time including afternoon tea, the hours rolled around all too quickly before time to catch my train back to Stuttgart. I very much appreciated his warm welcome and some of the stories and knowledge he kindly shared with me. Back home in NZ whenever I am traveling to a town where I know a fellow enthusiast lives I try to meet them if possible and if they are comfortable with it. It's a great way to learn what others enjoy and a bit more about each other. Hi, great to hear your meeting with Markus, he realy is a great guy, was a success. Frank and myself felt very obliged meeting you and your New Zealand Crew at the interview together with Rochus from the Märklin Magazin. We should have had another beer afterwards. Hearing so many things about your New Zealand Club left us nearly breathless. Enjoy the rest of your stay in Europe Best regards Thomas from Berlin A visit down-under must be an option for you now, as you can see, it's not that far 😀 Between Frank and Markus, and hopefully from Bodo Schenck who I also met briefly, I feel I have now talked with living encyclopedias. Very honoured indeed, and very humbled.
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PJMärklin		#66 Posted : 17 September 2019 14:49:55(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 04/12/2013(UTC) Posts: 1,566 Location: Hobart, Australia		Originally Posted by: TEEWolf New Zealand is really at the other side of the world and pretty far away from Europe (or vv). Hi Lupus, Not when your world is here on "this" side of the globe ! And not at all far away from us, the antipodean neighbour Australia ! Also, NZ is full of nice people !! (despite them retaining the Bledisloe Cup ) Regards, PJ
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Bigdaddynz		#67 Posted : 17 September 2019 21:21:12(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 17/09/2006(UTC) Posts: 17,348 Location: New Zealand		Originally Posted by: Weltenbummler Enjoy the rest of your stay in Europe Thomas, it was great to meet yourself and Frank. You are certainly most welcome to pay us all a visit in NZ sometime. Great to also be introduced by yourself and Frank to Ralph, the webmaster for Stummi's forum (c'mon Juhan, time to step up to the mark ). Today was a Miniatur Wunderland day.......Oh my Goodness! Sensory overload! We also had the 'Behind the Scenes Tour' which is well worth having. They are currently working on the Monaco scenes and I could pick out the Formula One track quite easily. Picture shows the Monaco F1 track through the tunnel (not yet built) in the foreground in grey, and Loews hairpin (lower middle). David
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Purellum		#68 Posted : 17 September 2019 22:53:05(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 08/11/2005(UTC) Posts: 3,226 Location: Mullerup, 4200 Slagelse		I just keep kicking myself for not realizing how many members of this forum were there, which if I had been clever enough to read everything here, would have made me change my work schedule. So many I would have loved to meet in person Per.
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TEEWolf		#69 Posted : 18 September 2019 00:45:21(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 01/06/2016(UTC) Posts: 2,441		Originally Posted by: PJMärklin Originally Posted by: TEEWolf New Zealand is really at the other side of the world and pretty far away from Europe (or vv). Hi Lupus, Not when your world is here on "this" side of the globe ! And not at all far away from us, the antipodean neighbour Australia ! Also, NZ is full of nice people !! (despite them retaining the Bledisloe Cup ) Regards, PJ Hi PJ, no doubt about your statements. A reason why I added vice vera - it does not depend of the point of location. The distance is always the same. And the additional 2 hours from Sydney to Hobart are only about 10% of the total flight time, one and a half stone's throw. But how far away is Hobart from Auckland? Perhaps same distance as from London to New York City? ciao TEE-Wolf
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Bigdaddynz		#70 Posted : 18 September 2019 06:50:39(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 17/09/2006(UTC) Posts: 17,348 Location: New Zealand		We don't fly through Auckland, our flights take us Franfurt to Singapore (13 hours), Singapore to Melbourne (7 hours) and Melbourne to Wellington (3.5 hours), a total of nearly 24 hours in flight. We also have a 1 hour flight with Lufthansa, Hamburg to Frankfurt, before the International flights. I did work the distance out to be just on 13000 miles / 21000 kms.
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PJMärklin		#71 Posted : 18 September 2019 10:00:07(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 04/12/2013(UTC) Posts: 1,566 Location: Hobart, Australia		Originally Posted by: TEEWolf Hi PJ, no doubt about your statements. A reason why I added vice vera - it does not depend of the point of location. The distance is always the same. And the additional 2 hours from Sydney to Hobart are only about 10% of the total flight time, one and a half stone's throw. But how far away is Hobart from Auckland? Perhaps same distance as from London to New York City? ciao TEE-Wolf https://www.google.com/s...+it+hobart+to+wellington https://www.google.com/s...ondon+from+new+york+city Some time ago we had a direct flight Hobart to Christchurch - it was quite convenient https://www.google.com/s...obart+to+christchurch%3F Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz We don't fly through Auckland, our flights take us Franfurt to Singapore (13 hours), Singapore to Melbourne (7 hours) and Melbourne to Wellington (3.5 hours), a total of nearly 24 hours in flight. We also have a 1 hour flight with Lufthansa, Hamburg to Frankfurt, before the International flights. I did work the distance out to be just on 13000 miles / 21000 kms. When traveling to Europe we usually go Hobart to Melbourne (usually the day before), Melbourne to Singapore, Singapore to Europe (they have a number of destinations between Istanbul and Heathrow). All up that also takes close to 24 hrs depending on connections and subsequent travel within Europe to the final destination. We are certainly far away on "this" side of the world.
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TEEWolf		#72 Posted : 18 September 2019 18:42:44(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 01/06/2016(UTC) Posts: 2,441		Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz We don't fly through Auckland, our flights take us Franfurt to Singapore (13 hours), Singapore to Melbourne (7 hours) and Melbourne to Wellington (3.5 hours), a total of nearly 24 hours in flight. We also have a 1 hour flight with Lufthansa, Hamburg to Frankfurt, before the International flights. I did work the distance out to be just on 13000 miles / 21000 kms. Ah, did not know you are living in Wellington. Good you decided against your own Chessna P 172 as the flying transportation vehicle?
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TEEWolf		#73 Posted : 18 September 2019 19:40:23(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 01/06/2016(UTC) Posts: 2,441		Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz We also have a 1 hour flight with Lufthansa, Hamburg to Frankfurt, before the International flights. I did work the distance out to be just on 13000 miles / 21000 kms. Be happy to fly from HAM to FRA. Just saw in the news, last night it was quite windy in North Germany (not unusual). Nevertheless the total train services in Niedersachsen and Hamburg collapsed again. Peolple had to stay and sleep overnight in the trains.
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Bigdaddynz		#74 Posted : 18 September 2019 20:47:35(UTC) Retweet
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kiwiAlan		#75 Posted : 22 September 2019 18:48:15(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 23/07/2014(UTC) Posts: 5,207 Location: ENGLAND, Didcot		For the teeny tiny modellers among us I saw this stand in the Z-Scale section of the IMA ... Click the 'translate' button in the bottom right corner and you can get an English version (although it appears to be machine translated).
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Minok		#76 Posted : 02 October 2019 03:23:08(UTC) Retweet
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Bigdaddynz		#77 Posted : 02 October 2019 04:25:29(UTC) Retweet
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kiwiAlan		#78 Posted : 08 October 2019 18:50:47(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 23/07/2014(UTC) Posts: 5,207 Location: ENGLAND, Didcot		I know we have had discussions on this forum in the past about the various 'oddball' locos that Marklin have produced with clear bodies, and I saw a pair of Br103 with 'neon' bodies (which have been mentioned here in the past) at the IMA. Thought people might be interested in the price I was also interested in the clear Br24 which I wasn't aware marklin had produced. It appears to be a factory sample if I am reading the description right.
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TEEWolf		#79 Posted : 08 October 2019 19:47:54(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 01/06/2016(UTC) Posts: 2,441		Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan I know we have had discussions on this forum in the past about the various 'oddball' locos that Marklin have produced with clear bodies, and I saw a pair of Br103 with 'neon' bodies (which have been mentioned here in the past) at the IMA. Thought people might be interested in the price I was also interested in the clear Br24 which I wasn't aware marklin had produced. It appears to be a factory sample if I am reading the description right. Not really Alan. On the photo a price of 820 € is listed for the "Werks-Handm" of article #3003. This "Werks-Handm" (not abbriviated "Werks-Handmodell") I read and translate as a single manually crafted model by the company. But for me the listed price is an offer for sale. I would send a mail to Maerklin and ask for this loco, if you are interested. I guess this sticker in front of the loco was irritating you, but has nothing to do with this loco. It is a general advertisement they are looking for new employees for their tool making department for such models.
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Purellum		#80 Posted : 08 October 2019 20:25:18(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 08/11/2005(UTC) Posts: 3,226 Location: Mullerup, 4200 Slagelse		Originally Posted by: TEEWolf This "Werks-Handm" (not abbriviated "Werks-Handmodell") I read and translate as a single manually crafted model by the company. But for me the listed price is an offer for sale. I would send a mail to Maerklin and ask for this loco, if you are interested. I'm quite sure that "Werks-handm...." is short for "werks-handmuster", the term Märklin usually uses. Asking Märklin for this loco will not help much; since the seller is Ralph Brannath from TINDREAMS............ Per.
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Minok		#81 Posted : 08 October 2019 21:21:58(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 15/10/2006(UTC) Posts: 2,156 Location: Washington, Pacific Northwest		Originally Posted by: Purellum Originally Posted by: TEEWolf This "Werks-Handm" (not abbriviated "Werks-Handmodell") I read and translate as a single manually crafted model by the company. But for me the listed price is an offer for sale. I would send a mail to Maerklin and ask for this loco, if you are interested. I'm quite sure that "Werks-handm...." is short for "werks-handmuster", the term Märklin usually uses. Asking Märklin for this loco will not help much; since the seller is Ralph Brannath from TINDREAMS............ Per. Agreed. The 3003 is marked as a handmade prototype from the factory, that this reseller is in possession of and selling for 820€ to whomever wants it (or whatever price they agree to). Its a pretty niche collector that would want these things for sure.
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Bigdaddynz		#82 Posted : 09 October 2019 00:30:12(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 17/09/2006(UTC) Posts: 17,348 Location: New Zealand		Originally Posted by: Purellum ....since the seller is Ralph Brannath from TINDREAMS............ I got an E94 3022 from Ralph when at Staufer Park but I don't recall seeing the locos Alan posted a picture of. Will have to check my photos.
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cookee_nz		#83 Posted : 09 October 2019 00:51:59(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 31/12/2010(UTC) Posts: 3,464 Location: Paremata, Wellington		Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Originally Posted by: Purellum ....since the seller is Ralph Brannath from TINDREAMS............ I got an E94 3022 from Ralph when at Staufer Park but I don't recall seeing the locos Alan posted a picture of. Will have to check my photos. I saw them, and have photos also. Given my interest in the clear and tinted bodies they caught my eye right away
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