Märklin C-track Geometry (Beginner Episode 3)

The Märklin C-track have been designed to make it easy to build a layout. In this video we look at the geometry of the tracks and how they fit together. What straight and curved tracks exist? Why is the turnout as it is? How to make a siding and a parallel track? How can I use the curved turnout? …and how does all of this fit together?

Enjoy and have fun with model trains :-)

Interesting links (English):
- Märklin Product database: https://www.maerklin.de/en/service/pr...
- To find C-tracks choose
- Gauge: H0
- Article group: Railtracks
- Subgroup: C-Gauge.
- The interesting ones are the ones starting with "24". The ones starting with "20" can be
used in some cases.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:18 Straight tracks
02:05 Curved tracks
04:25 Turnout
05:17 Parallel track with the turnout
08:14 Turnout into curve
09:26 Turnout, parallel track and curves
11:20 Double slip and 3 parallel tracks
14:06 Curved turnout
15:02 Curved turnout to parallel track
20:16 R2 to parallel R1 during a curve
25:25 Small straight tracks
28:56 Small curved tracks
33:04 Outro