How I 3D Printed My Own Lego-Compatible Train Bridges

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How I 3D Printed My Own Lego-Compatible Train Bridges https://hackaday.com/2026/03/16/how-i-3d-printed-my-own-lego-compatible-train-bridges/
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I am looking for a Marklin 211911 motor and can’t find anywhere to purchase one. I have a Marklin 8892 that takes power but doesn’t run and doesn’t appear to be seized. I have been told a pole is bad.
Hoping someone has a new 211911 for sale or a line on where to get one. Thanks.
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so not sure if you guys know but i want to get into the model train/model railroading world even as a blind person, but i just have one thing to say. okay, this is very strange. Why would a multi million dollar model train manufacturer like MTH electric trains use hex headers and raw audio blocks for their .mth files? And why are they still freely available? That boggles me, very much so. Even in their modern #Protosound3 locomotives they have this, hex headers and raw audio blocks, even the hex headers specify where it loops! I thought they'd use encription by now! #ModelTrains #ModelRailroading #MTHElectricTrains

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