I live in a city town house, so I do not have much room in the basement for a train layout. However, I have started to build a No. one gauge layout on the lower level of my existing three level table. I plan to have two loops of Märklin No. one gauge tinplate track. I will post more photographs as the work progresses. I hope to have vintage Märklin tinplate trains running soon!
Best wishes,
Jim Kelly Philadelphia, PA, USA
Jim Kelly-Evans, TCA 99-49842 "People do not 'graduate' From tinplate." - Louis Hertz, 1938
I just wached your videos on YouTube. You have a lot of very cool things. Is ist hard to find those Märklin material in the US ? I run my Märklin on Lionel track cause they are cheeper than the original Märklin. You have my respect.
aus_usa: Yes, the reproduction PLM locomotive is quite noisy.
Jonas: Thank you for your comment. Märklin items are somewhat difficult to obtain in the US. I have had success purchasing Märklin trains from the UK and France. I use Atlas track for my spur 0 trains and vintage Märklin tinplate spur 1 track that I was lucky to find here in the US.
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Jim Kelly-Evans, TCA 99-49842 "People do not 'graduate' From tinplate." - Louis Hertz, 1938