Today we are not dealing with Wham Last Christmas on the fourth Advent, but with the Z gauge at Advent. Exactly with the Märklin overhead line for the Z gauge Mini Club.
When it appeared in the 1970s, a functioning overhead line in 1: 220 was of course a technical highlight and enabled rudimentary multi-train and overhead line operation.
From today's point of view with a digitized system, the question of the sense of the overhead line arises and in addition to the review, unboxing and function test, this will be the main topic.
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Here is the link to the overhead line promised in the video:
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Fire and Steam: A New History of the Railways in Britain
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Blood, Iron and Gold: How the Railways Transformed the World (English)
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Moving decades. Railway history 1900 to 1960 in photos from the Ullstein picture archive. Rare photographs of state railways, the Deutsche Reichsbahn and Deutsche Bundesbahn.
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7 сен 2024