 Marklin HO Trains |
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Maarklin Electric |
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 Woodland Scenic Scenery supplies |
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| Item Description | Price US Dollars | Order |
| 81003ADVENT CALENDAR 24CAR SET(L)03 | 640 | Order |
| 81361SNOW PLOW TRAIN 41 DRB (L) 04 | 314 | Order |
| 81414FAST PASSENGER TRAIN (EX)01 | 239 | Order |
| 81417AUSTRIAN PASS TRAIN OBB (E)00 | 252 | Order |
| 81418SWISS PASS TRAIN SET SBB99 | 410 | Order |
| 81421**NLA** LUDWIG SET(L)01 | 217 | Order |
| 81422SKW TROSTBERG TRAIN SET01 | 271 | Order |
| 81424MEASUREMENT TRAIN (EX)01 | 334 | Order |
| 81426TRAIN SET CL S 3/6 DRG02 | 582 | Order |
| 81427TRAIN SET SBB (L)02 | 349 | Order |
| 81428SYLT AUTO TRAIN SET (L)02 | 315 | Order |
| 8142950YR BADENWURT TRAIN SET(L)02 | 339 | Order |
| 81430PASSENGER TRAIN DRG03 | 465 | Order |
| 81431TRANSIT TRAIN SET SBB (L)03 | 379 | Order |
| 81432CONTAINER TRAIN DB AG04 | 421 | Order |
| 81433CIRCUS TRAIN BE 6/8 III (L)04 | 418 | Order |
| 81434OVERNIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN(L) 04 | 412 | Order |
| 81435EXPRESS TRAIN SET DB (L)04 | 361 | Order |
| 81437RUHR COMMUTER TRAIN05 | 353 | Order |
| 81466AMERICAN FREIGHT START SET00 | 288 | Order |
| 81510SOLAR BRIEFCASE START SET02 | 724 | Order |
| 81520FREIGHT START SET W/O BAT(D)01 | 82 | Order |
| 81521VACATION STARTER SET 04 | 101 | Order |
| 81522CHRISTMAS START SET W/CNTRL 04 | 111 | Order |
| 81535AMERICAN STARTER SET 02 | 235 | Order |
| 81565STEAM FREIGHT START SET(D) 97 | 199 | Order |
| 81567GIFT STARTER SET IN A CUBE 03 | 175 | Order |
| 81780**NLA**STEAM STARTER SET99 | 244 | Order |
| 81785KING LUDWIG START SET03 | 397 | Order |
| 81835LARGE AMER DELUXE START SET03 | 581 | Order |
| 81865LARGE FREIGHT STARTER SET03 | 415 | Order |
| 81950ADD-ON SET FOR 81520 (D)02 | 155 | Order |
| 81951ADD ON 2-CAR SET FOR 81521 04 | 98 | Order |
The Märklin System
The Märklin system is Märklin's technique of using a third rail concealed in the roadbed with only small studs protruding through the ties of the track. The two outer rails are connected electrically. This provides the simplified wiring enjoyed by larger gauges—such as reverse loops—without seriously detracting from the realism of the track because only two of the rails are visible. Because the two outer rails are not electrically isolated from each other.
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