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Marklin M Track
Peter has a question for readers on Marklin M track and asks:
“I have received a Marklin M track starter set with extension kits E(5191) and T3 and I am wanting to expand track layout with other kits T2 and T1 especially the parts 5140L and 5140R. I know that C track has replaced M track but I would like to know where to find other M track along with Locos and freight cars? The sets where purchased in 1982, any feed back would be good thanks. “
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Peter,
I don’t know your location on the globe but if you can get your hands on an issue of Model Railroader magazine, I have noticed that there are a lot of Marklin dealers listed in the general and classified advertisement sections.
Hope this helps.
Geof
Possibly the easiest way to get M track is to go to eBay. Search for Marklin or Maerklin and you will find plenty of new and used track, cars and accessories. Search in your own country initially as overseas purchases can be dodgy!
You have some wonderful setup’s. I have steratd my first big one (26x16x28 l shaped) and I’m having problems with scenery painted on walls. It don’t look right when I get it all done. I have had small layouts with no scenery, just track going all over, but this one will be permanent, and I probably won’t get it finished before I leave this old world, but I love messing with it. Hope when I get it done it at least looks a little bit real. If you ever get to U.S.A, would love to see your models in person. Thanks for showing what can be done. Ben