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Z-scale is one of the smallest commercially available model railway scales (1:220), with a track gauge of 6.5 mm / 0.256 in. Introduced by Märklin in 1972,
There are 21 products.
Main Catalogue - all scales - English Edition
Format approx. 29 x 21 cm
Suitable for maintenance work on H0 and Z models.
Contents: 1 each PH 00, PH 0 and PH 1 Philips screwdrivers. 1 each 2.0 mm and 3.0 mm flat blade screwdrivers. 1 each 2.5 mm, 3.0 mm and 3.5 mm nut drivers. 1 regular tweezers and 1 compression tweezers.
Type X05 low side car (2020 Christmas Car) | Märklin
Article No. 80630 Freight Car - Z scale
MSRP $40.99 USD
Type Ci corridor car (2021 Christmas Car) | Märklin
Article No. 80631 - Z scale
Märklin - Gauge Z - Article No. 81701
"Freight Train" Starter Set with a Class 89 Steam Locomotive, and Oval of Track, a Locomotive Controller, and a Power Supply
Prototype: German Federal Railroad (DB) class 89 steam locomotive, 1 DB low side car with a tarp, 1 boxcar.
American Christmas Starter Set | Märklin
Article No. 441-81846 Christmas Train Set - Z Scale
Included are 3 each decorated Christmas trees and kits for "Christmas Stands", "Santa Claus", and "Skating Rink", which can be assembled to make a small winter Christmas market. The stands can also be transported on the high-side gondola.
Märklin - Article No. 441-81874 Starter Set - Z Scale
"Museum Passenger Train" Starter Set with a Class 24 Steam Locomotive.
Prototype: BR 24 museum steam locomotive, road number 24 009. 1 type Pwi baggage car, 1 corridor car, 1st/2nd class, and 1 type WRi refreshment car. The locomotive and cars look as they currently do in real life. Era III / Era VI (museum)
Märklin - Gauge Z - Article No. 8190
Contents: 10 straight tracks, 2 curved tracks, 2 turnouts and instructions.
Märklin - Gauge Z - Article No. 8191
Contents: 10 straight tracks, 2 curved tracks, a control box, a distribution strip, wire, plugs and sockets, and instructions.
Prototype: 2 German Federal Railroad (DB) type Rmms 33 stake cars. The cars look as they did in Era III. One car does not have a hand brake and does have wooden sides and wooden stakes. The other car has a brakeman's platform, metal sides, and pressed metal stakes. Hanomag delivery truck with a flatbed. Era III
Prototype: 6 four-axle tank cars for transporting gas. 3 cars painted and lettered for the freight car leasing company EVA and 3 gas tank cars with heat shields for the rail logistical firm VTG mbH in Era IVa.
Prototype: 5 acid transport cars painted and lettered for VTG (Vereinigte Tanklager und Transportmittel GmbH / United Tank Farm and Transport Services, Inc.), used on the German Federal Railroad (DB)
One-Time Series for the Märklin "Exclusiv" Program
Prototype: German Railroad, Inc. (DB AG): 2 type Res 687 four-axle flat cars and 1 type Rils 652 four-axle sliding tarp car.
Prototype: 2 German Railroad, Inc. (DB AG) type Rils 652 four-axle tarp cars with tarp lettering for DB Schenker. Era VI
Highlights: Car floors constructed of metal.
Prototype: German Federal Railroad (DB) type OOtz 43 hopper cars.
Märklin - Gauge Z - Article No. 8500
Straight Track - Length 110 mm / 4-3/8".
Märklin - Gauge Z - Article No. 8506
Straight Track - Length 108.6 mm / 4-1/4" - For adjusting length on the 8559 crossing and 8560 double slip switch.
Prototype: 2 DB type Glmhs 50 boxcars, 1 type Tehs 50 refrigerator car painted and lettered for a large Munich brewery, used on the DB, and a DB type R 10 stake car with a brakeman's cab. The stake car can be loaded with 12 rails included with this set.
Prototype: 5 different German Railroad, Inc. (DB AG) Intercity cars as they looked in Era VI, consisting of 1 type Bimdzf cab control car, 1 type Bpmbz open seating car, 1 type Bpmz open seating car, 1 type ARkimbz Bistro car, 1 type Avmz compartment car. Era VI
Prototype: German State Railroad (DRB) class E 18 as it looked in Era II.
This is a cleaning brush for cleaning locomotive wheels. It can be used for Minitrix and Märklin Mini-Club (Z Gauge) models. Clean wheels ensure good current conductivity and prevent interference with radio and television reception. This brush is also suitable for cleaning track.
