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Out of a private workshop in Berlin |
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The cars shown here can be
traced back to Berlin in the 1980s. It looks as if these items originated
from Horst Schilsky's workshop. Unfortunately, I don't have any further
information about Mr. Schilsky — it was before my "Biller days." In addition, I received a total of four converted turnouts at the beginning of 2025. The "heart" is a Märklin turnout, and the incoming and outgoing tracks are half Biller tracks. |
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Offers page 1 |
Offers page 2 |
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This train set was offered in Duisburg-Rheinhausen on a flea-market. The seller asked 200.- € for it - sold it for 180.- €. However just some days later a German Auctioneer offered (most probably) this set on the Internet - and it was sold again - for 154,38 €uro. The set contains an original 013 loco, a self-made crew-coach (most probably a BUB superstructure) and two 4-axle-chassis with Maerklin side walls carrying "war material". |
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4-axle chassis with Maerklin safety walls carrying a carriage and a goulash cooker |
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Fire fighting vehicles |
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example: a clockwork fire fighting train |
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Also known with a battery locomotive, however, I can NOT prove the Berlin origin here and in the following headlight car |
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small 2-axle headlight car |
with its own power source |
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Equipment car - offers space for 1 x 9 Volt battery and a continuous siren |
with ladder on the roof, red push button at center |
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with black push button in a different position |
... and the interior |
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Connections - NO WiFi |
manual pump on a twin axle chassis |
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Two 4-axle fire brigade searchlight vehicles, get their power from the red siren vehicle |
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Hose trolley with reel. This car is also known in several different versions. |
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Flat wagon with fire brigade ladder truck |
Flat wagon with fire brigade crane |
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Construction train wagons |
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Construction train wagon, brown, with chain winch |
as the Refrigerator Wagon 523, but this one has a siren, activated by the knob on the roof. Power supply by a 9 Volt block-battery. Obviously part of a private "Limited Edition" / small series. I have knowledge of at least 3 Models. |
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Construction train searchlight car. The power supply was provided by an internal 2 x AA-battery box |
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Construction train wagon, yellow, with chain winch |
the winch |
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This car has an interior battery compartment for a 12V battery... |
...this powers a diesel engine sound module. Changing the battery is tricky. |
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Low-loader trailer with English fire engine |
Low-loader trailer with THW ladder truck |
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The loading area fits past Biller switches - but ... |
...not on the Märklin switches converted from the same workshop! |
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Low-loader trailer with GAMA Excavator |
Excavator base and wheels set fixed by springs |
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Helicopter Transporter made from parts of the 510, 515 and 090 |
Helicopter fixed by a screw - wind-up no longer possible |
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Conversions from Märklin hand switches and half straight Biller tracks |
neatly soldered and painted on the underside |
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generated : Autumn 2025 |
last update: Autumn 2025 |
