Maybe there's nothing really wrong with your loco except that over the years it has become sluggish or noisy, perhaps it doesn't start moving until the throttle is at half step, perhaps it doesn't start moving at all.

Maybe you've just pulled your loco out a box where it's been for the last twenty years and you'd like it running like a youngster again, or perhaps the motor was pulled to pieces and you've never been quite able to find all the parts.

No Job Too Small

Märklin rolling stock is built to last, even it means resucitating from the long-since-dead, the chances are it can be restored and made to run like it used to all those years ago. Email me with details of your loco and what you'd like done and I should be able to give you a reasonable idea of cost.

A well worn armature from a clients loco. Note the groove in the sprockets teeth causing graunching noises from the motor but no forward motion.