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Late 2025 to early 2026. Not all 2024 new items have been made yet.
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For me it is the US retro MHI items I am mainly interested in now:
Rio Grande F7: 30601
Tin plate car set: 45712
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If you could look in your glass orb for an estimated delivery time it would be much appreciated!
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Originally Posted by: jonas_sthlm  Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Originally Posted by: LeoArietis Seems like Märklin finally is going to use buffer capacitors.
They have had buffer capacitors available for use with msd/3 and mld/3 decoders for several years. I'm just surprised it has taken so long for them to build them in at the factory. Maybe because their own capacitors prices are horrible.... Nope! Capacitors does not cost much in prices. I believe it cost about 5-7 euro. It depends size of the capacitors. |
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Rio Grande F7 probably. Edited by user 09 January 2025 01:31:41(UTC)
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Nice new items!
As some others said, it is nice to have affordable models. Not only the selection for the MHI, which have quite competitive prices, but also the BR 003 and the BR 650. The latter will order for sure.
Also nice to have the BR 248 with telex, the way should have been since the very beginning IMO.
And of course happy to have another set for Luxembourg (with a matching set in trix).
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Originally Posted by: Goofy Originally Posted by: jonas_sthlm Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Originally Posted by: LeoArietis Seems like Märklin finally is going to use buffer capacitors.
They have had buffer capacitors available for use with msd/3 and mld/3 decoders for several years. I'm just surprised it has taken so long for them to build them in at the factory. Maybe because their own capacitors prices are horrible.... Nope! Capacitors does not cost much in prices. I believe it cost about 5-7 euro. It depends size of the capacitors. I was a bit ironic and meant the high price of their product 60974 for €40, absolutely crazy  |
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Originally Posted by: vilithejou Originally Posted by: Bigdaddynz Originally Posted by: DasBert33 Now the next obvious question is: what about delivery times for the 2025 items? Any info on that available, or when should we expect it? Keep an eye on https://www.maerklin.de/...r-service/delivery-datesMarklin will post an updated delivery schedule whenever they have updated information. The shops already know a aprox of the delivery date.. ask for any item and I try to say it Some items doesn't have date like 38443, 18044 or 18050 Well, the 18044 is the H0 Messe Loco for 2025, so it is likely to be Q3 based on past experience with Messe locos, but maybe they will deliver it in a similar timescale to the 18045.
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Originally Posted by: marklinist5999 Late 2025 to early 2026. Not all 2024 new items have been made yet. I have items that were over two years from appearing in the NI brochure to being delivered. The most recent version of this is the 24720 double slip
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Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Originally Posted by: marklinist5999 Late 2025 to early 2026. Not all 2024 new items have been made yet. I have items that were over two years from appearing in the NI brochure to being delivered. The most recent version of this is the 24720 double slip I'll be getting the Class 51 and the 193 wagon set at this stage. They'll surely release the V60 in an Era IV variant later this year (I was also expecting the Class 86 in Era IV but that will surely be coming later this year too) We should do a sweapstake on delivery date slippage!  My 24720 have just come into stock with my dealer, I feel like I should be waiting for the decoder and or lanterns before shipping out to NZ I have coaches from a last year release still waiting production and slipping each month it seems sadly
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Originally Posted by: BLABLAA220 Hi there, long time lurker.
Just wanted to say I find it highly bizarre that Märklin chose not to release any model of any kind that pays homage to the Canadian Pacific Empress 2816’s impressive 10,000 mile journey from Calgary, Alberta to Mexico City, Mexico and back. Like, they could’ve done an ES44AC in the new CPKC livery and released a piece of rolling stock that pays homage to the final spike tour instead of the ES44AC in the Central of Georgia livery. I know that is likely that Märklin doesn’t have the tooling required to recreate an HO model of 2816.
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Originally Posted by: BLABLAA220 Originally Posted by: BLABLAA220 Hi there, long time lurker.
Just wanted to say I find it highly bizarre that Märklin chose not to release any model of any kind that pays homage to the Canadian Pacific Empress 2816’s impressive 10,000 mile journey from Calgary, Alberta to Mexico City, Mexico and back. Like, they could’ve done an ES44AC in the new CPKC livery and released a piece of rolling stock that pays homage to the final spike tour instead of the ES44AC in the Central of Georgia livery. I know that is likely that Märklin doesn’t have the tooling required to recreate an HO model of 2816. Two different dialogues here: - The CP Empress is a massive investment in a (near) one off. If they partnered with a rapido or similar maybe, otherwise I can't see that coming even close to pencil-ing. - ES44AC: We know these are broadway limited toolings, so probably a case of whatever broadway can crank out for them Changing paint is easy, changing a few details is "reasonable", but a whole new tooling is a massive investment. My HO dream came true in G scale thanks to paint: The Roaring Camp Shay LGB is doing, which I spent my entire childhood begging my (wonderfully accommodating) parents to take me for a ride on. Sadly, like the CP Empress I don't see it happening in HO, even in 2 rail narrow gauge. Maybe they will do the other shay thanks to the broadway tooling, but not this one... Now I'm ranting, but speaking of shays: Broadway Limited has communicated that their Shay was delayed in order to re-engineer for tighter radius curves. I take this directly as a "we need this to work on Marklin's tighter Radii" - so that one is sounding optimistic for the medium term |
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Maerklin finally getting on board with the power packs, as seeming last major manufacturer was the good surprise for me. Did anyone check outside.... has hell indeed frozen over?  |
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Originally Posted by: BLABLAA220 Originally Posted by: BLABLAA220 Hi there, long time lurker.
Just wanted to say I find it highly bizarre that Märklin chose not to release any model of any kind that pays homage to the Canadian Pacific Empress 2816’s impressive 10,000 mile journey from Calgary, Alberta to Mexico City, Mexico and back. Like, they could’ve done an ES44AC in the new CPKC livery and released a piece of rolling stock that pays homage to the final spike tour instead of the ES44AC in the Central of Georgia livery. I know that is likely that Märklin doesn’t have the tooling required to recreate an HO model of 2816. But would the CPKC livery be classed as a Heritage Livery?  I don't think so, but the current series of ES44AC units are Heritage Livery items. Check the footnote on the announcement.
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Does anyone know when is Marklin 39003 due for delivery?
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Originally Posted by: I_love_Marklin_37538 Does anyone know when is Marklin 39003 due for delivery? The first date is on Q4 |
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Originally Posted by: Pasquiles Nice new items!
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And of course happy to have another set for Luxembourg (with a matching set in trix). I like the double-pocket set of Sdggmrss (T3000e) in CFL Cargo, which have different numbers in Trix and Märklin. 24473 Trix and 47473 Märklin. Kimball |
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You can rest assured it will be later in the year.
My budget is also tighter now that we've both retired. Only I am going to draw social security now and Medicare deducts $185 each month from it. I will also need a supplemental medical policy for the 20% and extra co pays, and prescriptions, dental and optical. My spouse will have to buy a traditional healthcare policy for 18 months in June when cobra insurance ends. Cobra coverage by last employer group policy will be my supplemental coverage until June. My spouse also needs a new hip. Wouldn't apply for disability, and didn't know soon enough to take a medical leave from work. Isurance denied another MRI because the one two years ago was only of the spine, an d pain isn't a good enough reason. So we paid the $300 up front for one. Hip is trashed fron osteo arthritis. Insurance would't deny a $40,000 a hip replacement though due to pain, just an MRI to confirm it's need???????
Is it like this in Canada, or Europe, Australia?
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Originally Posted by: DasBert33 For me it is the US retro MHI items I am mainly interested in now:
Rio Grande F7: 30601
Tin plate car set: 45712
Tin plate caboose: 45713
If you could look in your glass orb for an estimated delivery time it would be much appreciated!
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It’s been a catalog or two since they’ve done an F unit, so, glad to see it. However, already have the originals. The caboose I’ll definitely get. Do wish they would do a B unit. Steve
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The first few Eurotrain models for 2025 from Marklin have been announced. Matschke has listed them at the top of the page. Other retailers also showing them for preorder. two locos, one coach and three goods wagons (including another BP heavy oil wagon, this time in white).
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I'm looking at the new versions of the Br051 and the Br44. I have earlier versions of these and could do with an upgrade. |
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Kimbal T, and Mike C, thank's for explaining!
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Originally Posted by: bph Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan I haven't seen the Shay that people have been talking about, apart from three versions in the LGB range.
Perhaps they have saved it for the summer or autumn news? The Shay from Broadway-limited has been delayed again until late 2025..... So if Märkling is (still?) planning to release it, it would make sense to wait a little bit with the release.... Maybe a 1st or 2nd surprise loco this year? |
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Originally Posted by: Jimmy Thompson Perhaps with this loaded into the locomotive's sound decoder  : (from 1976 in Melbourne, Australia)
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Originally Posted by: PJMärklin Perhaps with this loaded into the locomotive's sound decoder : (from 1976 in Melbourne, Australia) or perhaps, this.....  AC/DC - Rock N Roll Train I'm a little surprised by this locomotive and had to check the date (not the 1st of April). it will be interesting to see the full model. And AC/DC has some nice songs, but a fantasy? steam locomotive with red devil horns, well let's just say it's not for me. (and I have the 37000.001......) It will be interesting to see how well it sells, especially in these more economically harder times. I think it is positive that they try it, but perhaps they are a few years too late.
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Safe to assume this will also come for Trix? Otherwise it is only AC  .
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Quote:bph wrote: "I'm a little surprised by this locomotive and had to check the date (not the 1st of April)." Perhaps that is the projected Release Date?  |
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Is it possible märklin that Märklin has modified an SJ F 1222 / DSB E 991 into the AC/DC Rock N Roll locomotive. ? Take a look at 39491 and 39490and compare the front to the picture and video on : https://www.maerklin.de/acdc
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Originally Posted by: bph Is it possible märklin that Märklin has modified an SJ F 1222 / DSB E 991 into the AC/DC Rock N Roll locomotive. ? Take a look at 39491 and 39490and compare the front to the picture and video on : https://www.maerklin.de/acdc
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I see that Marklin has said they will be showing two new models that have been kept a secret at Fascination Model Railway show in Mannheim from March 7 to 9.
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Originally Posted by: GlennM I see that Marklin has said they will be showing two new models that have been kept a secret at Fascination Model Railway show in Mannheim from March 7 to 9.
Has anyone heard any rumors as to what these might be? Well one was a Shay Class D and I guess the other was the wagons to go with it. She is a fine looking loco and I may have to add my first American loco to my collection  |
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Originally Posted by: GlennM Well one was a Shay Class D and I guess the other was the wagons to go with it. She is a fine looking loco and I may have to add my first American loco to my collection And there there it was as expected  The Marklin page, with pdf flyer: https://www.maerklin.de/en/lp/2025/shay
The sound comment is interesting; Märklin states it has the sound of the original Shay from Felton, California.
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I had a Matchbox Sante Fe steamer when I was little with a similar boiler design. I remember it had was green, and brown or red. Models of yesteryear made in England. After doinf some research, I found it wasn't a shay.
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Originally Posted by: bph Originally Posted by: GlennM Well one was a Shay Class D and I guess the other was the wagons to go with it. She is a fine looking loco and I may have to add my first American loco to my collection And there there it was as expected The Marklin page, with pdf flyer: https://www.maerklin.de/en/lp/2025/shay
The sound comment is interesting; Märklin states it has the sound of the original Shay from Felton, California. Felton is near my home, and I have ridden behind that Lok. Even though I only do European, I will get this Shay. Era II, after all. Truly a must have for any collector. |
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The Train Rental Inc (TRI) class 110 39111 "Elephant Express" has also been launched
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Originally Posted by: bph The Train Rental Inc (TRI) class 110 39111 "Elephant Express" has also been launched That would have to be a must have for anyone who already has the 'mouse train' ...
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I love it! Looks like development partner BLI got it revised for R1 curves as well :) |
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Shay steam locomotive looks nice!
Be attention about the speed limit...if i think right Märklin will reduce speed to protect drive shafts.
Shay steam locomotive do have only 15 mph in speed prototype traffic. |
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Originally Posted by: Goofy Shay steam locomotive looks nice!
Be attention about the speed limit...if i think right Märklin will reduce speed to protect drive shafts.
Shay steam locomotive do have only 15 mph in speed prototype traffic. I hope it is very slow. That's why capacitors are being used for electrical control in dead spots. Personally, I think Trix will sell a gazillion of these in the US market. There is nothing else out there AFAIK. |
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Originally Posted by: kiwiAlan Originally Posted by: bph The Train Rental Inc (TRI) class 110 39111 "Elephant Express" has also been launched That would have to be a must have for anyone who already has the 'mouse train' ... Hopefully, there will be additional rolling stock made for this Lok. I have the mouse train, but there are only three wagons. |
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Originally Posted by: mrmarklin Originally Posted by: Goofy Shay steam locomotive looks nice!
Be attention about the speed limit...if i think right Märklin will reduce speed to protect drive shafts.
Shay steam locomotive do have only 15 mph in speed prototype traffic. I hope it is very slow. That's why capacitors are being used for electrical control in dead spots. Personally, I think Trix will sell a gazillion of these in the US market. There is nothing else out there AFAIK. Hello Maybe you should have a more thoughtful look at BLI … The Shay is part of their catalog too. https://youtube.com/shor...uawA?si=Ah898PTQAY8oUqi9And it’s very likely Märklin cooperated with them. As they did for the UP844. A.
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Originally Posted by: AntoinePrt Originally Posted by: mrmarklin Originally Posted by: Goofy Shay steam locomotive looks nice!
Be attention about the speed limit...if i think right Märklin will reduce speed to protect drive shafts.
Shay steam locomotive do have only 15 mph in speed prototype traffic. I hope it is very slow. That's why capacitors are being used for electrical control in dead spots. Personally, I think Trix will sell a gazillion of these in the US market. There is nothing else out there AFAIK. Hello Maybe you should have a more thoughtful look at BLI … The Shay is part of their catalog too. https://youtube.com/shor...uawA?si=Ah898PTQAY8oUqi9And it’s very likely Märklin cooperated with them. As they did for the UP844. A. And all the ES44AC locos are cooperation with BLI. The logging wagons will be Marklins own design I think, and I still haven't worked out if the Trix set have different road numbers to the Marklin set. There seemed to be an implication in the video that this is the scase, but I haven't (yet) seen it explicitly stated anywhere.
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Originally Posted by: GlennM Originally Posted by: GlennM I see that Marklin has said they will be showing two new models that have been kept a secret at Fascination Model Railway show in Mannheim from March 7 to 9.
Has anyone heard any rumors as to what these might be? Well one was a Shay Class D and I guess the other was the wagons to go with it. The other was the Elephant loco, not the wagons.
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It is written in the manual that, although the Shay can operate on R1 curves, for technical reasons it is preferable to operate on larger radius curves.
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