At the Toy Fair 2024 / Model railroad innovations with Noch, Faller, Viessmann and Busch

Welcome to the Spielwarenmesse 2024 in #Nuremberg! In this video, we take you on a short but sweet journey to our stand in Hall 7A and show you impressive new products from the world of model railroads together with Managing Director Wolfrad Bächle.
In addition to great locomotives, trains and cars, we also see fascinating accessory highlights from the manufacturers #Noch, #Faller, #Viessmann and #Busch in the new Märklin TV Extra Episode 49.
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[@ModelTrainOutsider]

I would just like to see Märklin release ICE1 and ICE2 with higher production values and new decoders with full lights and sounds, like the ICE3s and ICE4s.

[@erik.lindberg89]

Good to hear that the economy looks promising! Yes, he fact that there is production in Europe is something that is very appreciated, though i wish those products should be highlighted in some way. There is not much proof that a Märklin-product is actually made in Europe. The fact that you product cars that are not 1:87 in length is something that i appreciate, there is no way i could model a layout with realistic radius on the curves, and therefore full length cars are not desireable for me, as it will not look good.

[@antult4843]

Z in digital please!

[@bohemianh]

I have some Roco passenger wagens that are long! On short tight curves they look silly. Only on large wide curves they look great! I like the snow snow C tracks! Very nice Christmas item.

[@16jan1986]

Will you ever make a märklin C track in sand colour as the ballast colour is the only thing keeping me on m track which is giving me problems with modern locomotives.....the granite basalt does not work with creating a 1960ties and before layout