Søren's Model Railway Pages

The Märklin point mechanisms for the C track are magnetic and thus gives you the "click, click" operation of your points. With the Viessmann universal point motor (Viessmann #4554) you can now get slow moving points just like you see in real life. But is it worth your money?

The Trix C track is a derivative of the Märklin C track. Derivative means that some track pieces are not included in the Trix range. This means that you have to make them yourself if you want them. I have made a slim crossing track by converting the Märklin crossing track to 2-rail operation.

I do not have a permanent layout. I build dioramas, modules and I build a lot of temporary layouts with my Trix C-track. Whenever I do not use my track I store them in plastic containers from a Swedish company called Orthex Group. Their SmartStore boxes are very good and come in all sorts of sizes and variations.

The Märklin point mechanism for the C track has some nice accessories in the bag that comes with it. I use them to indicate digital and remote controlled points from the manually controlled points.