Märklin C track plans

Track plans for Märklin C track (H0), laid with the track from the catalogue: R1 360 mm, R2 437.5 mm, R3 515 mm, R4 579.3 mm. Turnouts 24611 and 24612, track spacing 64.3 / 77.5 mm. Every plan closes perfectly and has a parts list, a size and a 3D view.

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  Line with two reversing loops on R2, plus yard

  500 × 200 cm · 61 pieces · 4 turnouts · 10.1 m of track · size XL

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  Figure eight with bridge on R2

  526 × 188 cm · 50 pieces · 0 turnouts · with bridge · 9.7 m of track · size XL

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  Figure eight with bridge on R3

  300 × 150 cm · 34 pieces · 0 turnouts · with bridge · 6.9 m of track · size L

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  Station on R2, plus passing loop and siding

  260 × 120 cm · 53 pieces · 6 turnouts · 9.9 m of track · size L

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  Station with two platforms on R2, plus siding

  404 × 188 cm · 61 pieces · 5 turnouts · 11.3 m of track · size XL

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  Dogbone on R2, plus 2 passing loops

  330 × 160 cm · 54 pieces · 4 turnouts · 10.3 m of track · size L

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  Station with two platforms on R3

  330 × 150 cm · 32 pieces · 4 turnouts · 6.9 m of track · size L

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  Station on R2, 300 cm

  300 × 150 cm · 53 pieces · 3 turnouts · 10.1 m of track · size L

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  Diamond on R2, plus passing loop and siding, 300 cm

  300 × 190 cm · 49 pieces · 3 turnouts · 9.4 m of track · size L

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  Station on R2, 280 cm

  280 × 140 cm · 49 pieces · 3 turnouts · 9.3 m of track · size L

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  Oval R1 with siding, plus 2 sidings

  220 × 130 cm · 43 pieces · 3 turnouts · 7.6 m of track · size M

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  Station on R2, 250 cm

  250 × 130 cm · 41 pieces · 3 turnouts · 7.9 m of track · size L

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  Oval R2 with passing loop, plus siding

  320 × 100 cm · 39 pieces · 3 turnouts · 7.5 m of track · size L

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  Station on R2, 220 cm

  220 × 130 cm · 37 pieces · 3 turnouts · 7.1 m of track · size M

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  Diamond on R2, plus passing loop and siding, 220 cm

  220 × 120 cm · 35 pieces · 3 turnouts · 6.8 m of track · size M

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  Diamond on R2, plus passing loop and siding, 210 cm

  210 × 110 cm · 33 pieces · 3 turnouts · 6.5 m of track · size M

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  Dogbone on R3, plus passing loop

  340 × 130 cm · 32 pieces · 2 turnouts · 7.6 m of track · size L

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  Dogbone on R1, plus passing loop

  210 × 120 cm · 29 pieces · 2 turnouts · 5.4 m of track · size M

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  Diamond on R2, plus siding

  200 × 110 cm · 26 pieces · 1 turnouts · 5.2 m of track · size M

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  Triangle on R2, plus siding

  240 × 210 cm · 20 pieces · 1 turnouts · 4.1 m of track · size L

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  Double track with crossovers

  260 × 105 cm · 48 pieces · 0 turnouts · 9.4 m of track · size M

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  Starter set oval

  170 × 100 cm · 20 pieces · 0 turnouts · 4.2 m of track · size M

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Also in H0

• Märklin K track track planner
• Märklin M track plans
• Märklin my world track plans
• Trix C track track planner
• Roco GeoLine track planner
• Roco Line track planner
• Fleischmann Profi-Gleis track planner
• Piko A-Gleis track planner
• Kato Unitrack H0 track planner
• Tillig Elite track planner

From the TrackDrawer Guide

• Märklin C Track curved turnouts: a passing loop in the curve
• Cork and sound deadening under your track
• Laying track: from plan to baseboard
• Rail joiners and joints: current and alignment
• DCC and Märklin Motorola: digital protocols
• The starter set oval does not fit on your table
• DC and AC: two-rail and three-rail explained
• TRAX2 has closed: how to carry on with your layout
• Analogue or digital control?
• Sectional track or flexible track: which should you choose?
• The helix: gaining height in little space
• Mixing Märklin and two-rail: why it does not work
• Benchwork: open frame or solid baseboard?
• The double slip: when you need one
• Gradients: how steep can a model train climb?
• Sidings and buffer stops: why and where
• Train runs jerkily: dirty track or wheels
• Turnout won't throw
• Left, right and symmetrical turnouts explained
• Terminus or through station?
• Passing loop: how two trains pass each other
• Your layout will not close: a gap of a few millimetres
• Shunting puzzle: designing a small yard
• Hidden staging and fiddle yards: trains out of sight
• Double oval: two trains at once
• Shuttle line: running back and forth without a loop
• The figure eight: crossing or bridge?
• An H0 layout on 240 x 120 cm: what fits?
• The oval: the simplest layout and how to expand it
• Locomotive stalls on the frog
• The Auto-designer: layouts from your own track
• H0, N, TT or Z: which scale fits your space?
• Give your old box of track a second life
• The dogbone: a long run on a narrow baseboard
• How much space do you need for a Märklin C track layout?
• Track spacing: how far apart do two tracks lie?
• Train derails at the turnout: causes and fixes
• The reversing loop: how it works and how to avoid a short circuit
• How to make a track plan in seven steps
• An H0 layout on 180 x 90 cm: what fits?
• Märklin C track or Märklin K track: the differences side by side

Märklin C track: articles, geometry and the track planner · All track plans in the Railfolio

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