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Class 101 W:O:A® Electric Locomotive
Class 101 express locomotive with a special design for the Wacken
Open Air (W:O:A®) music festival. The loco looks as it did in 2026.
Heavy metal on rails
This model can be found
in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25476.
You can find all information, additional
product photos, and a function overview at:
https://www.maerklin.de/products/39476
Class 101 W:O:A® Electric Locomotive
Class 101 express locomotive with a special design for the Wacken
Open Air (W:O:A®) music festival. The loco looks as it did in 2026.
Refrigerator Car W:O:A® 2026
Refrigerator car with a special design for the 2026 Wacken
Open Air music festival.
One-time series: The car is available exclusively from the
Wacken Merchandise online store or from merchandise stores
at the festival site.
Left Side
Right Side
Right Side Left Side
Right Side
Left Side
Additional details and
insights into this model
can be found in the
W:O:A® special brochure.
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One-time series.
Highlights:
• Extensive tooling changes to correctly implement a version
from era I
• Especially intricate metal construction
• The model has many separately applied details
• The cab lighting can be controlled digitally
• World of Operation mfx+ decoder with 24 operating
and sound functions
• A booklet about the history of the locomotive is included
Class EG 524 Electric Locomotive
New collector’s series – marking the start of a milestone in electric loco development
This is the start of a 6-piece
collector’s series “History of
Electric Locomotives from Eras I-VI”
Prototype: German National Railway (DRB) electric locomotive, road
number EG 524 HALLE (later the class E 71.1). Brownish green basic paint
scheme. Road number EG 524. The loco looks as it did starting in 1921.
Oncoming train light
Type AEG form HSS
roof-mounted pantographs with
completely new tooling
Detailed representation of the
buffer beam with older-design buffers,
coupler hooks, and the upright
brake hoses
Length over buffers
13.3 cm / 5-1/4“
The buffer height conforms
to NEM specifications
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25772.
With a built-in buffer capacitor
Prototypical design without
windows on the assistant’s side
(right and left)
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/39772
Die-cast
nose sections
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Prototype: Type Gl 22 boxcar of the earlier Interchange Design type One-time series.
Gl “Dresden”. German Federal Railroad (DB). Short version, without a
hand brake, brakeman’s platform, and brakeman’s cab. Versions without
end doors. The car looks as it did around 1959.
Model: The car has a truss rod and additional running boards.
The model has an inscription for the Krauss-Maffei locomotive factory.
This is the second model in the collector’s series.
Length over the buffers 13.9 cm / 5-1/2“. DC wheel set E700580.
Trix Express wheel set E258259.
Type Gl 22 Boxcar
The car has a truss rod
and additional running boards
Krauss-Maffei MHI Exclusive
This model is being produced in a one-time series only for the Märklin Dealer Initiative (MHI). 5 years warranty on all MHI/Exclusiv items and club items (Märklin Insider and Trix Club).
The warranty terms and a current explanation of the symbols can be found on the Internet at www.maerklin.de
Type Gl Boxcar
Appeared previously
Part 2 of the 3-part series on
historical locomotive factories
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One-time series.
Prototype: German Federal Railroad (DB) class 086 steam tank locomo- tive. Black basic paint scheme with red running gear. Version with 4 boiler
domes. Welded water tanks with long cutouts over the cylinders and
rounded edges. Triple headlights with DB reflex glass lamps. Bell and turbo
dynamo on the left, smoke box door without central locking and with a
number board centrally mounted, without inductive magnet. Road number
086 795-2. Stationed at Nuremberg District, Nuremberg classification yard
(Rbf) locomotive depot. The loco looks as it did around 1969/70.
Class 086 Steam Locomotive
Built for heavy work
Intricate design
made largely of metal
Locomotive engineer and fireman
are included separately
Cab lighting can be controlled
separately in digital operation
Welded water tanks
with long cutouts
Triple headlights with
DB reflex glass lamps
The front and rear Telex
couplers can be controlled
separately in digital operation Uncoupling maneuver
Factory-installed
smoke unit
www.maerklin.de/products/37088
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
The buffer height conforms to
NEM specifications
With an mfx+ decoder
and 30 digital functions With a built-in
buffer capacitor
Length over the buffers
16 cm / 6-5/16”
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One-time series.
Prototype: Three German Federal Railroad (DB) type Kbs 443 two-axle
stake cars, each with a hand brake platform and stakes. The cars look as
they did around 1969.
Model: Each car is loaded with a reproduction of 3 steel pipes.
Total length over the buffers approximately 47.5 cm / 18-1/2“.
DC wheel set E700580.
Stake Car Set 1 Loaded with Steel Pipes
Stakes for the sides and
ends are included separately
One-time series.
Prototype: Two German Federal Railroad (DB) type Kbs 443 two-axle stake
cars and one German Federal Railroad (DB) type Pwgs 41 freight train baggage
car. Each stake car has a hand brake platform and stakes. The cars look as they
did around 1969.
Model: Each stake car is loaded with a reproduction of 3 steel pipes.
Total length over the buffers approximately 43.7 cm / 17-1/4“.
DC wheel set E700580.
Stake Car Set 2 Loaded with Steel Pipes
The cars have different
car numbers
With an attractive cargo
of steel pipes
The ideal task MHI Exclusive
This model is being produced in a one-time series only for the Märklin Dealer Initiative (MHI). 5 years warranty on all MHI/Exclusiv items and club items (Märklin Insider and Trix Club).
The warranty terms and a current explanation of the symbols can be found on the Internet at www.maerklin.de
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Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/29030
Highlights:
• Four-piece train with a design based
on the Alpine Express at the Europa Park
• Innovative track layout as an
elevated railroad, with uphill and
downhill gradients
“Europa-Park” Starter Set
Prototype: Tank locomotive and three gondolas, based on the
Alpine Express at the Europa Park.
Model: One axle is powered, and traction tires are fitted. Coupler
hooks are fitted. The starter set also contains building blocks for
constructing an elevated railroad. The building blocks can be used
to build elevated railroad pillars of different heights to create uphill
or downhill gradients. The tracks are supported on adapter building
blocks, which are also included. 12 adapter building blocks
56 building blocks
The locomotive has an mfx digital decoder
Length of the train 45.3 cm / 17-7/8“ All cars are fitted with Relex couplers
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Class Ae 6/8 Electric Locomotive
Freight Car Set for the Class Ae 6/8
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25680.
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/38680
Completely new tooling
The Lötschberg colossus is now available
Version with two pantographs,
as it originally looked
Featuring the rounded cabs from Cab and running gear lighting
the second production run, the
model is prototypically imple- mented with just one inductive
magnet at locomotive end 2
Prototypical with brake resistors
in the machine room
Crossover plates on the ends
For catenary operation, an additional
long slipper is included for installation
on the model
The mighty
BLS class Ae 6/8
brings yet another cult
loco to your H0 layout
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Prototype: Bavarian type S 3/6 express steam locomotive with
a type 2 ́2 T32.5 coal tender. Royal Bavarian State Railways (K.Bay.Sts.B.).
Subclass d, the “Hochhaxige” / “High Stepper” with 2,000 mm / 78-3/4“
diameter driving wheels. Road number 3627. The loco looks as it did
around 1912.
Class S 3/6 Steam Locomotive,
the “Hochhaxige” / “High Stepper”
The first unit left the factory in July of 1908. By 1911, Maffei delivered another 16 largely
identical units in three production runs. In a departure from the first locomotives,
18 units (Series d and e, Maffei 1912/1913, road numbers 3624-3641) were equipped
with driving wheels with a diameter of 2,000 mm / 78-3/4”. This meant that the boiler
on these units was also higher.
Magical – Well-Designed – Elegant
Intricate running gear constructed of
metal with a partially open bar frame
The front buffer
height conforms to
NEM specifications
Striking, large drive wheels
(2,000 mm / 78-3/4” on the prototype)
Smoke generator kit fitted as standard
World of Operation mfx+ digital decoder
with 26 sound and light functions
Detailed cab with digitally
controllable cab lighting
Elegant white
lamp designs
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25435.
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/39435
Length over the buffers
26.7 cm / 10-1/2”
With a built-in buffer capacitor
Close coupler for short spacing
between the loco and tender
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Steam Locomotive, Road Number 18 323
Through thick and thin with “Resi”
Prototype: German Federal Railroad (DB) express steam locomotive road
number 18 323 with a type 2’2 T29,6 coal tender. Former Baden class IV h.
Test locomotive at the Federal Railway Research Office in Minden.
Black/red basic paint scheme. With Witte smoke deflectors and
inductive magnet on the locomotive engineer’s side. Smokestack with
a “Caledonian” rim. The locomotive looks as it did around 1966.
With authentic
weathering effects
Folding crossover plate and
close coupler for short spacing
between the loco and tender
The cab lighting, running gear lighting,
and firebox flickering can be controlled digitally
Factory-installed smoke unit with
speed-dependent, dynamic smoke exhaust
The buffer heights on the
loco and tender conform
to NEM specifications
Numerous separately
applied details
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/38327
mfx decoder with
28 operating and
sound functions
Length over the buffers
27.2 cm / 10-3/4”
Especially intricate metal construction
and weathering effects meticulously
applied by hand
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This pair of 3-axle rebuild cars is intended as an addition to the Deutsche Weinstraße / German Wine Road”
passenger car set available as item 43189 and the pair of rebuild cars available as item 43188.
Power for the car set’s interior lighting is supplied by the pickup shoe on the 4-axle passenger car from the
passenger car set, item 43189.
Prototype: A 3-axle pair of “Rebuild Cars”, type WG3yge 835, as entertain- ment cars in a beige/cobalt blue basic paint scheme with the lettering
“Deutsche Weinstraße”. Car numbers 6 and 7. German Federal Railroad (DB).
The cars look as they did around 1982.
Model: Both cars have factory-installed LED interior lighting.
Both 3-axle “Rebuild Cars” can be permanently coupled together with
current-conducting drawbars. There are current-conducting close couplers
at the two outer ends of the cars.
Length over the buffers 30.5 cm / 12“.
“Deutsche Weinstraße / German Wine Road” Pair of Rebuild Passenger Cars
The German Wine Road by Rail
Factory-installed LED
interior lighting
Both cars include
current-conducting couplers
Continuation of the series
“Deutsche Weinstraße / German Wine Road” Passenger Car Set “Deutsche Weinstraße / German Wine Road”
Rebuild Pair of Passenger Cars
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DB Cargo in international freight traffic
Prototype: Diesel-electric freight locomotive JT42CWR,
better known as the class 66. DB Cargo diesel locomotive.
The loco looks as it did in 2025.
Class 66 Diesel Locomotive
Length over the buffers
approx. 24.7 cm / 9-3/4“
Uncoupler aid
is replicated
Rear-view mirrors
are replicated
Detailed execution of the trucks
“Deutsche Weinstraße / German Wine Road”
Rebuild Pair of Passenger Cars
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/39076
With built-in buffer capacitor
and 25 light and sound functions
With dynamic smoke exhaust
Cab and control panel lighting
can be controlled digitally
4 axles powered
through cardan shafts
As part of DB Cargo‘s Region West, DB Cargo UK is owned
by the German Railroad (DB AG) group and is the largest rail
freight operator in Great Britain.
Based in Doncaster, England, it operates comprehen- sive freight, infrastructure, and charter train services in
Great Britain and through the Eurotunnel. The company
operates hundreds of locomotives and cars and focuses
on green logistics, which includes transporting steel and
intermodal services.
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25265.
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36968 Lichtenfels
Coburg
Bamberg
Breitengüßbach
Ebern
Forchheim
Ebermannstadt
Bayreuth
Neuenmarkt
Münchberg
Helmbrechts
Kirchenlaibach
Weiden
Marktredwitz
Hof
Selb
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Prototype: Type Regio Shuttle RS1 diesel-powered rail car operated by agilis
Eisenbahngesellschaft as the class 650. Version with screw coupler, buffers,
and train destination signs mounted below. Gray basic paint scheme.
Road number 650 701-5. The rail car looks as it did starting in 2024.
Additional variations of the Regio Shuttle with different versions of the ends can be
found in the Märklin H0 range.
Class 650 Regio Shuttle RS1 Diesel-Powered Rail Car
The perfect starting point!
An attractive introduction
to the model railroad hobby
With an mfx/DCC digital
decoder and 17 digital functions
Multiple vehicles can be coupled together
using the coupling rod provided
Factory-installed
LED interior lighting The model has many
separately applied details
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/36968
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25968.
Length over the buffers 29.3 cm / 11-1/2”
The buffer height conforms to
NEM specifications
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Nürtingen
Nürtingen, Vorstadt
Nürtingen, Roßdorf
Frickenhausen
Frickenhausen, Kelterstr.
Linsenhofen
Neuffen
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“Katja” in a new “old” guise
Prototype: Type Regio Shuttle RS1 diesel-powered rail car operated by
the Württemberg Railroad Company (WEG) as the class 650. Version with
a screw coupler, buffers, and an overhead train destination sign. Light
gray/ultramarine blue basic paint scheme with a special design for the
125th anniversary of the “Tälesbahn” or Valley’s Railroad. Road number
VT 442 (NVR no. 95 80 0 650 690-0 D-WEG). The loco looks as it did
starting in 2025.
Additional variations of the Regio Shuttle with different versions of the ends
can be found in the Märklin H0 range.
Class 650 Regio Shuttle RS1 Diesel-Powered Rail Car
The Württemberg Railroad Company (WEG) opened its
first line between Nürtingen and Neuffen 125 years ago.
With its “Katja” featuring a retro look on one side, the
WEG is now recalling bygone days. An attractive introduction to the model railroad hobby
WEG Regio shuttle featuring a historic design
With an mfx/DCC digital
decoder and 17 digital functions
Multiple vehicles can be
coupled together using the
coupling rod provided
Factory-installed
LED interior lighting
Many separately applied details
and a special design for the
125th anniversary of the
“Tälesbahn” or Valley’s Railroad
The buffer height conforms to
NEM specifications
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/36971
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25971.
Length over the buffers 29.3 cm / 11-1/2”
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Leonhard’s latest
Prototype: Class 2019 dual power locomotive (Stadler Euro9000) of the
European Loc Pool AG (ELP), leased to Leonhard Weiss GmbH & Co. KG,
Göppingen. Gray/yellow basic paint scheme. Road number 2019 310-2.
The loco looks as it did starting in March 2026.
Class 2019 Dual Power Locomotive
Exclusively from Märklin and Trix
Completely new tooling with
highly detailed metal construction
For the first time,
all four pantographs can be separately
raised and lowered in digital operation
Controllable switching lights and
special lights for the Netherlands,
Belgium, Switzerland, and Italy
Highly detailed roof design
with powered fan wheels
The buffer height conforms to
NEM specifications and the coupling
area lighting can be controlled digitally Many separately applied details
Length over buffers
26.4 cm / 10-3/8“
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25985.
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/38905
Long-distance lights
and cab lighting can be
controlled digitally
With a built-in
buffer capacitor
With 31 prototypical
light and sound functions
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Crimson G2000
Prototype: Cargo Logistik Rail Service GmbH, Barleben,
Germany, (CLR) class 272 (Vossloh G2000 BB) heavy diesel loco- motive with symmetrical cabs. Crimson basic color scheme.
Road number 272 204-9. The loco looks as it did starting in 2024.
Class 272 (G2000) Diesel Locomotive
Featuring an attractive design in
Air-conditioning units on the roof the company colors of the CLR
are prototypically printed
Frame and parts of the body made of metal
Digitally controllable cab lighting
and controllable switching lights and
special lights for Belgium
World of Operation mfx+ digital decoder and
21 operation and sound functions included
With a built-in buffer capacitor and measuring
approximately 20 cm / 7-7/8” over the buffers
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/37094
Subtle weathering effects on the roof
give the model a realistic appearance
Roof ventilators designed
as separate assemblies and
replicated in detail
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 22824.
Used throughout Germany
for hauling freight
and construction trains
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Prototype: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) class Be 4/6 electric locomo- tive. Rebuilt version as it looked until withdrawn from service. Fir green
basic paint scheme with gray running gear. With sleeve-style buffers.
Cab side and end doors are partially welded shut and without crossover
plates. With a sanding system, locomotive running authorization light, and
Integra-Signum inductive magnets. Cooling pipes on the loco sides with
11 vertical mountings. Locomotive road number 12323. The loco looks as
it did during the early 1970s.
Class Be 4/6 Electric Locomotive
For operation with the
catenary wire, longer slippers
are included separately
The cabs and machine room
have interior details with
digitally controllable lighting
An additional red oncoming
train light can be controlled
digitally
Length over the buffers
18.9 cm / 7-1/2”
Highly detailed metal construction
24 digital functions
Prototypical tooling changes,
such as side and end cab doors
that are partially welded shut
Switzerland
With a built-in buffer capacitor
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In June of 1917, the SBB ordered two test locomotives (road numbers Be 4/6 12301 and 12302) from the
Swiss industry for use in its electrified heavy express and passenger services on the Gotthard line. While
the test locos were still being built, the SBB decided in May of 1918 to place a first modified regular
production order to SLM and BBC, which included road numbers Be 4/6 12303-12312. These represented
a clear further development of the aforementioned road number Be 4/6 12302. As early as July of 1918, a
first subsequent order was placed for road numbers Be 4/6 12313-12318, followed by two further orders
in 1920/21 as road numbers Be 4/6 12319-12328 and road numbers 12329-12342. These first electric Got- thard express locomotives then took up their duties between February 1920 and April 1923. Their external
appearance was defined by a box-cab superstructure on a sturdy frame reinforced at critical points. The
frame was mounted, using a pivot bearing on both driving trucks, each with a Bissel pilot truck wheel set.
Two traction motors in each truck sent power to a low-mounted jackshaft, which was connected to the
driving wheel sets by simple coupling rods.
Detailed roof equipment with heating resistors,
roof conductors, insulators, lightning arrester coils, and roof walkways
Prototypical reproduction of the front sections
with separately applied lines, the clearly visible
reinforced frame, and prototypical buffer beams
The running gear is also modeled in great detail with jackshafts,
coupling rods, and driving wheels. The same applies to the
sanding system for the groups of driving wheels
Modified version with
11 cooling pipe mountings
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/39513
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25513.
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Prototype: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB/CFF/FFS) type Db “Sputnik”
caboose. Fir green basic paint scheme. The car looks as it did starting
in 1970.
Model: The underbody of the car is specific to its type and includes many
separately applied details. The buffer height conforms to NEM specifi- cations. The grab irons, hand brake cranks, gas box, and roof vents are
separately applied. Interior details are included.
Length over the buffers 10.5 cm / 4-1/8“. DC wheel set E700580.
Matching SBB locomotives and freight cars
are available in the Märklin H0 range.
“Sputnik” Caboose
The perfect addition
to any SBB freight train
The buffer height conforms to
NEM specifications
The model
has many separately
applied details
Switzerland
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Class 1189 Electric Locomotive
Austria
Prototype: Class 1189 “Austrian Crocodile” Electric Locomotive (ÖBB).
Version in fir green basic paint scheme. Road number 1189.08.
The loco looks as it did during the mid/late 1970s.
The cab lighting and machine room
lighting are digitally controllable
World of Operation mfx+ digital decoder
with 24 operating and sound functions
New loco road number 1189.08 With prototypical side-rod drive
Triple headlights
The model has detailed roof fittings
Length over buffers 23.4 cm / 9-1/4”
With many separately
applied components
www.maerklin.de/products/39092
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25092.
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
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Prototype: Southern Pacific “Berkshire” steam locomotive with the 2-8-4
wheel arrangement. Deep black basic paint scheme. Road number 3505.
The loco looks as it did between 1945 and 1950. One of 25 locomotives
built with the striking Coffin feed-water heater.
Berkshire 2-8-4 Steam Locomotive
– The unusual “Coffin Berkshires”
Intricate rows of rivets,
grab irons and ladders
adorn the tender
Length approx.
31.3 cm / 12-5/16“
Factory-installed
smoke generator with
speed-dependent, dynamic
smoke exhaust.
The cab windows are painted a
contrasting color. The engineer and
fireman figures form a well-drilled team
Especially intricate
metal construction.
The pipework is separately
applied on the boiler
The highly detailed front is
fully equipped with lamps,
illuminated number displays,
and the bell.
The surface feed-water heater
above the smokebox door is
another striking feature
With a built-in buffer capacitor
and 29 digital functions
This model can be found in the Trix H0 assortment
under item number 25983.
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/37983
Completely new tooling
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Southern Pacific caboose. Version with center roof cupola. Chestnut
brown basic paint scheme. The car looks as it did around 1948.
Length over the couplers 14.2 cm / 5-1/2“.
DC wheel set E320552 (NEM) or E320389 (RP 25).
Southern Pacific Caboose
Highlights:
• All cars have many separately applied parts
• Boxcars with opening sliding doors
Set consisting of five US freight cars of different types from the
Southern Pacific. Two single-door boxcars, two double-door boxcars
(automotive cars), and one tank car. Operating condition around 1948.
Total length over couplers approximately 76 cm / 30“.
DC wheel set E320552 (NEM) or E320389 (RP 25).
Southern Pacific freight car set
A supplementary US freight car set with five additional cars
can be found in the Trix H0 range under item number 24915,
with a note on the required replacement wheel sets.
Additional details and insights for this model
can be found in the special brochure
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One-time series.
Prototype: Class 232 diesel locomotive with a black basic paint scheme.
Road number 232 202-6. This is a fictitious design set in 2026.
Class 232 Diesel Locomotive
An mfx digital decoder with
16 light and sound functions is fitted
Metal locomotive frame and body
The model comes with a collector’s display case
and a certificate of authenticity
Length over the buffers 23.9 cm / 9-7/16“
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/36438
Store Locomotive for 2026
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One-time series.
Highlights:
• With attractive cargo
• Detailed design made largely of metal
• The model has many separately applied details
• The buffer height conforms to NEM specifications
Prototype: A pair of type Laads 800B flat cars operated by Transwaggon
GmbH, Hamburg. Reddish brown basic paint scheme.
The cars look as they did starting in 2006.
Model: Both flat car halves are constructed of metal. The cars have many
separately applied details, such as brake lines, air reservoirs, crossover
plates, steps, and brake rigging. The cars have hand wheels for setting
the brakes. The buffer height conforms to NEM specifications. A rigid
screw coupler with a guide mechanism is fitted between the car halves.
Chock blocks for the upper side of the cars, chock blocks for the car floors,
and brake hoses are included separately for installation on the cars. The
cars are loaded with four VW Crafters by Schuco for the Märklin works
transport fleet.
Length over the buffers 32.4 cm / 12-3/4“. DC wheel set E414237.
Type Laads 800B Pair of Flat Cars
Store Car for 2026
Special models available exclusively from the Märklin stores
(D: Göppingen, Mainz, Essen, Stuttgart, Neustadt/Donau, Mühlheim/Main, Munich.
NL: Utrecht. IT: Bergamo. JP: Osaka)
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Die ganze Welt der Modellbahnen magazin
DEUTSCHLAND 6,50 EUR /
SCHWEIZ 12,00 CHF / FRANKREICH 7,80 EUR
ÖSTERREICH 6,80 EUR
BENELUX 6,80 EUR / ITALIEN 7,00 EUR / SPANIEN 7,00 EUR
April | Mai 2026
treibt es kunterbunt
Bei dieser BR111 mit „Bügelfalte“
und ihren Silberlingen in Spur N ist
zeitgenössische Kunst am Zug.
Modellbahn hinter Glas
Eine Apotheke in Hannover hat ihr
Schaufenster in eine charmante
Miniaturwelt verwandelt.
Wien im Schienentakt
Von der historischen „Bim“ bis zur
automatischen U-Bahn: „Öffis“ sind
das Rückgrat der Donaumetropole.
Starker Auftritt: US-Dampfloks Berkshire und Big Boy
Kraft in edler Gestalt
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Prototype: A type Fad 165 (former OOtz 44) four-axle hopper car. Version
with a low upper superstructure and a brakeman’s platform. Standard
design, pressed sheet-metal trucks without welded underframes. Privately
owned car of Märklin Magazin Göppingen, used on the German Federal
Railroad (DB). The car looks as it did around 1990.
Model: The cars have load inserts of iron ore in scale-sized grains.
Length over the buffers 11.5 cm / 4-1/2“. DC wheel set E700580.
Trix Express wheel set E258259.
Märklin Magazin H0 Annual Car for 2026
Märklin Magazin Annual Car
Prototype: A privately owned type Ibopqs refrigerator car
displaying the cover of the Märklin catalog of 1938.
Model: The car has inset roof vents and separately applied steps on the ends.
Length over the buffers 13.4 cm / 5-1/4“. DC wheel set E32376004.
Trix Express wheel set E36660700.
Märklin Catalog Car 1938
The painting that adorns this car shows two express trains
running side by side, almost as if competing against one another.
A green class E 18 loco is running on the left-hand track, the
classification track, while a BBÖ class 214 express steam loco, the
biggest steam loco class ever built in Austria, hauls an impressive
express train on the opposite track on the right-hand side.
Coupled directly behind the steam loco, the baggage car, which
even has a cupola in the middle of the car, is also worthy of
attention. The background of the painting shows a towering
mountain range with snow-capped peaks. It is interesting to
note that the BBÖ class 214 has never (yet) featured as a model
in the Märklin range, even though, looking at the other large,
bombastic steam and electric locos from various countries
released by Märklin at the time, it certainly possesses all the
attributes to be honored with a model! It is reasonable to assume
that the painter Josef Danilowatz, who was born in Vienna in
1877, was motivated by his nationality to pay an artistic tribute
to the largest steam locomotive series in his home country.
Still no subscription?
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The Märklin Magazin annual car for Z Gauge can be found on page 31.
Through the History of Märklin Catalog Title Pages Continuation of the journey
through the history of
Märklin catalog title pages of long
since bygone days.
The theme is printed in relief on
the cars! What an incredible effect!
Loaded with iron ore
in scale-sized grains
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Prototype: A four-axle type Fad 155 (former OOtz 41 / Erz IIId) hopper
car with a Christmas design as a privately owned car of the Christmas
Railroad (WB).
The 2025 Christmas car is the ideal addition.
H0 Christmas Car for 2026
The special gift idea for Christmas
Model: This is a detailed design with a brakeman’s platform and hand
wheel at the end. It comes with a cargo insert of “gold nuggets”.
Length over the buffers approximately 11.5 cm / 4-1/2“.
DC wheel set E700580.
Additional Christmas products can be found
online or in our current new items
https://www.maerklin.de/de/
weihnachten/weihnachtszeit
Model decorated for Christmas
Loaded with “gold nuggets”
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Prototype: German State Railroad Company (DRG) class Cvt-34 “Wismar
Rail Bus” (Type “Hannover A”) diesel-powered rail car. Wine-red/ivory paint
scheme, era II (condition from the end of 1935 to 1947), road number VT 135 079,
Saarbrücken, Germany.
Model: This is a model of the German Federal Railroad (DRG) rail bus, also known
as the “Schweineschnäuzchen” (Pig’s Snout), with a wine-red/ivory paint scheme.
The model is finely detailed. The running gear and nose sections on the body are
constructed of metal. The model has many separately applied parts. The buffer
beams at both ends are accurately replicated without couplers. The headlights
(3x white/2x red) with warm white/red LEDs alternate with the direction of travel.
The model has a bell armature motor. Both axles are powered. The passenger
compartment and cabs have interior details. The model is equipped with interior
LED lighting, a separately applied access ladder, and a roof baggage rack. Injec- tion-molded baggage items are included. Black/black nickel-plated solid wheels
are fitted. The length over the buffer beam is approximately 53 mm / 2-1/16”.
Class VT 135 Rail Bus
A rugged German railroad icon MHI Exclusive
Prototype: A type Sgns four-axle container transport car for combined One-time series.
freight transport. Privately owned car of MFD Rail GmbH. Loaded with
a 20-foot Max Bögl container and a 40-foot Max Bögl container.
The car looks as it did around 2022.
Model: This is a model of a type Sgns 691 container transport car made
of metal-impregnated plastic and loaded with two Max Bögl containers of
different sizes. The car is highly detailed and is fitted with solid wheels.
The containers are individually numbered and finely lettered.
Length over the buffers approximately 90 mm / 3-1/2“.
Type Sgns Container Transport Car with Containers
One-time series.
The chassis and engine hoods
on the body are made of metal
High-performance motor
from the latest generation
Headlights with warm-white LEDs
Accurate reproduction of the buffer beams
Many separately applied parts, such
as a baggage rack and ladder
Baggage items are included
Interior lighting
Car body made of metal-impregnated plastic
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Märklin Z Investment Casting Edition
Prototype: Class Gt 2 x 4/4 heavy freight locomotive. Mallet design
articulated locomotive with compound running gear consisting of high- and low-pressure cylinders. The locomotive looks as it did around 1913
in a brownish beige photo paint scheme.
Model: The locomotive is new tooling for the first production run of the
class Gt 2 x 4/4. It has a motor with a bell-shaped armature. The body is
cast by hand in bronze. This is a finely painted and imprinted unit with
articulated running gear for negotiating curves. All the driving wheels
are powered. There are double headlights with warm white LEDs that
change over with the direction of travel. The valve gear and rods are finely
detailed. There are imitations of brake rigging and rail clearance devices.
The minimum curve for operation is Radius 145 mm / 5-11/16“.
Length over the buffers 81 mm / 3-3/16”.
Class Gt 2 x 4/4 Steam Locomotive
A one-time limited series.
Prototype: Two-axle passenger car, type Ci “Donnerbüchse / Thunder Box”.
Model: The car body is hand-cast in bronze and has a clear protective
coating. The car floor and platform railings are painted a contrasting black.
The car has black, nickel-plated, solid wheel sets.
Length over the buffers 63 mm / 2-1/2“.
Two-Axle Passenger Car with a Real Bronze Body
A one-time limited series.
In a brown/beige
special paint scheme
Finely detailed valve gear and
rods and imitation brakes
The body is cast by hand in bronze
Motor with a
bell-shaped armature
New tooling
Body hand-cast in real bronze
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Highlights:
• High-performance motor from the latest generation
• Headlights with warm-white LEDs
• Model with a system coupler at the rear
• Accurate reproduction of the front buffer beam
• Many separately applied parts
Prototype: German Federal Railroad (DB) type Kittel CidT steam-powered
rail car, road number CidT 1.
Model: This is a model of a class Kittel CidT steam-powered rail car
with a crimson paint scheme and a new road number.
The model is finely detailed with a frame constructed from metal and
many separately applied parts. The rail car has enlarged buffer plates. A
system coupler is fitted at the rear. The front buffer beam is prototypically
reproduced. The dual headlights with warm-white LEDs change over with
the direction of travel. The model is equipped with a new, high-perfor- mance motor. Both axles are powered. The rail car has black nickel-plated
spoked wheels. Length over the buffers approximately 51 mm / 2“.
Class Kittel CidT Steam-Powered Rail Car
Prototype: German Federal Railroad (DB) class 628.2 diesel-powered rail
car with a class 928.2 cab control car in a mint turquoise and light gray
paint scheme from era IV.
Model: The chassis frames are made of metal-impregnated plastic, and
the bodies are made of plastic. A bell armature motor powers both trucks
on the rail car. The LED headlights (3 x warm white/2 x red) change over
Class 628.2 Diesel-Powered Rail Car with a Class 928.2 Cab Control Car
with the direction of travel. The cab has interior details. Implied interior
details with passenger compartment lighting. Built-in buffer capacitor. The
cars feature a very high level of detail with fine and elaborate coloring
and lettering. They also offer excellent tractive power thanks to the high
car weight. The rail car and cab control car are permanently coupled.
The minimum radius for operation is R2.
Length over the buffers 207 mm / 8-1/8“.
Bell armature motor
Frame constructed of metal-impregnated
plastic, and the body of plastic
Cab interior details
Implied interior details with
passenger compartment lighting
Built-in buffer capacitor
The model frame is made of metal
Powered Rail Cars
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Die ganze Welt der Modellbahnen magazin
DEUTSCHLAND 6,50 EUR /
SCHWEIZ 12,00 CHF / FRANKREICH 7,80 EUR
ÖSTERREICH 6,80 EUR
BENELUX 6,80 EUR / ITALIEN 7,00 EUR / SPANIEN 7,00 EUR
April | Mai 2026
treibt es kunterbunt
Bei dieser BR111 mit „Bügelfalte“
und ihren Silberlingen in Spur N ist
zeitgenössische Kunst am Zug.
Modellbahn hinter Glas
Eine Apotheke in Hannover hat ihr
Schaufenster in eine charmante
Miniaturwelt verwandelt.
Wien im Schienentakt
Von der historischen „Bim“ bis zur
automatischen U-Bahn: „Öffis“ sind
das Rückgrat der Donaumetropole.
Starker Auftritt: US-Dampfloks Berkshire und Big Boy
Kraft in edler Gestalt
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Christmas 2026
Prototype: Type ABi corridor car. One-time series in 2026.
Model: This is a model of a “Donnerbüchse / Thunder Box”
passenger car, 1st/2nd class, in a decorative Christmas design.
Length over the buffers 63 mm / 2-1/2“.
Special packaging with a continuation of the car design.
Christmas Car Z-Gauge 2026
One-time series in 2026.
Prototype: Märklin Magazin type ABi-29 two-axle “Donnerbüchse” /
Thunder Box” passenger car. The car looks as it did in era VI.
Model: This is a continuation of the series of Märklin Magazin cars,
here as a model of a “Donnerbüchse”. The model is finely imprinted,
with inscriptions on the lower edges of the car. The car has
black solid wheel sets.
Length over the buffers 63 mm / 2-1/2“.
Märklin Magazin Z-Gauge Annual Car for 2026
https://www.maerklin.de/de/weihnachten/weihnachtszeit
At the most beautiful time of the year, discover the
Märklin Christmas starter sets and other products for
big and small girl and boy locomotive engineers.
Still no subscription?
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Märklin Magazin Annual Car
The Märklin Magazin annual car for H0 can be found on page 26.
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technology, and features
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technology, and features
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Class EG 507 Freight Train Electric Locomotive
with Photographic Gray Paint
Royal Prussian Railroad Administration (KPEV)
class EG 507 light freight train electric locomotive,
era I
Technology pioneer in four variants
All parts of the loco body are made of
brass for the first time!
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more about the model,
technology, and features
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
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Additional details and insights
for this model can be found
in the special brochure German State Railroad Company (DRG)
class E 70 08 light freight train electric locomotive,
era II
Class EG 507 “Technology”
Freight train electric locomotive
New design – new function
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The Gotthard Giant
Prototype: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) class Ae 8/14 electric loco- motive, road number 11851, in a fir green basic paint scheme from era IV
as it looked in operation around 1932. The locomotive operated in this
condition until 1938. Era II.
SBB Class Ae 8/14 Electric Locomotive,
Road Number 11851
All parts of the locomotive bodies are made of brass,
which makes each locomotive unique!
The Gotthard Giant is coming to Märklin’s royal gauge for the first time!
Limited to just 150 units across all 6 versions of the two class Ae 8/14 locomotives!
Programmable
buffer capacitor
mfx decoder with 32 functions
The doors can be opened
Lighting for the cab, control desk,
and machine room corridor
Length over the buffers 106 cm / 41-3/4”
Weight approx. 12.2 kg / 26 lb 14 oz
No oncoming train light
In variants 55818 and 55819
with folding crossover plates
All models fitted with pantographs that can
be raised and lowered in digital operation
Additional details and insights
into these models can be found in the
special brochure with the large poster.
www.maerklin.de/products/55818
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
With a Bühler motor
specially designed
for this series.
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Prototype: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) class Ae 8/14 electric loco- motive, road number 11851, in a reseda green basic paint scheme as it
looked in operation around 1957 in era III.
SBB Class Ae 8/14 Electric Locomotive, Road Number 11851
Prototype: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) class Ae 8/14 electric loco- motive, road number 11851, after the 1961 conversion of both ends to
SBB class Ae 6/6 cabs in the basic fir green paint scheme of era IV,
as it looked in operation from 1969 to 1976.
SBB Class Ae 8/14 Electric Locomotive, Road Number 11851
All parts of the locomotive bodies are made of brass,
which makes each locomotive unique!
The Gotthard Giant is coming to Märklin’s royal gauge for the first time!
Limited to just 150 units across all 6 versions of the two class Ae 8/14 locomotives!
Prototypical with the classic
Swiss electric loco design
Prototypical design with reduced roof
equipment and two pantographs
Finely detailed
conductor transition
between each loco half
Loco bodies made of brass
No oncoming train light Frames made of die-cast zinc
Era-appropriate train radio
www.maerklin.de/products/55819
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more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/55817
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more about the model,
technology, and features
Also available in the variants
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The Gotthard Giant
Prototype: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) class Ae 8/14 “Landilok” electric
locomotive, road number 11852, in a reseda green basic paint scheme as it
looked when delivered in 1939, era II, on the occasion of the Swiss National
Exhibition in Zürich, also known as “Landi 39.” This is why this class
Ae 8/14 loco also bears the nickname “Landilok.”
SBB Class Ae 8/14 Electric Locomotive,
Road Number 11852 “LandiLok”
Programmable
buffer capacitor
mfx decoder with 32 functions
Pantographs can be raised and
lowered in digital operation
Lighting for the cab, control desk,
and machine room corridor
Length over the buffers 106 cm / 41-3/4”
Weight approx. 13.2 kg / 29 lb 2 oz
The doors can be opened
With a reseda-green
basic paint scheme
www.maerklin.de/products/55816
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
All parts of the locomotive bodies are made of brass,
which makes each locomotive unique!
The Gotthard Giant is coming to Märklin’s royal gauge for the first time!
Limited to just 150 units across all 6 versions of the two class Ae 8/14 locomotives!
All models in the series
have two loudspeakers
for striking
hi-fi sound quality
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Prototype: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) class Ae 8/14 “Landilok”
electric locomotive, road number 11852, in a fir green basic paint scheme
from era IV as it looked in operation around 1970.
SBB Class Ae 8/14 Electric Locomotive,
Road Number 11852 “LandiLok”
Prototype: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) class Ae 8/14 “Landilok”
electric locomotive, road number 11852, in a reseda green basic paint
scheme from era III as it looked in operation from around 1958 to 1963.
SBB Class Ae 8/14 Electric Locomotive,
Road Number 11852 “LandiLok”
With era-appropriate
train radio
All variants of the “LandiLok”
with one roof hatch per loco unit
With an unobstructed view
into the machine room
Prototypical
conduit wiring
With a reseda-green
basic paint scheme
With a fir-green basic paint scheme
All models with a prototypical view
into the machine room
www.maerklin.de/products/55814
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more about the model,
technology, and features
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
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Also available in the variants
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4 axles powered
through cardan shafts
Cab and control panel lighting
can be controlled digitally
Scan the QR code to learn
more about the model,
technology, and features
www.maerklin.de/products/39071
Length over the buffers
approx. 24.7 cm / 9-3/4“ The loco has a factory-fitted
smoke generator with
dynamic smoke exhaust
mfx+ decoder
with 27 digital functions
Prototype: Diesel-electric freight locomotive JT42CWR,
better known as the class 66.
Class 66 Diesel Locomotive
Trade Show Express
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Special Edition 2026 Trade Show Locomotive
Exclusively unveiled at Intermodellbau
in Dortmund
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guidelines for the Märklineum on
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