The year 2025 is coming to an end and it is time to look ahead to 2026 and present our models and progress to you.

After the great interest in the 2025 models of the SL79-I and T6A2, we have decided to continue in the same vein: there will be no new designs in 2026. However, that does not mean that we are standing still: our ‘new old’ models have been optimised and we can generate a little more quality with new printing technologies. This article presents the models and highlights their key features.

But first, an important note: all models shown here are expected to be released in 2026. We will announce in good time when the models can be ordered and at what price they will be offered. It is not yet possible to order or reserve models. Thank you for your understanding!

T6A2 / B6A2 Magdeburg

The T6A2 / B6A2 trams are being reissued as a kit in the Magdeburg version. The original was retired from service about two years ago with much fanfare – so it’s time to create a worthy memento! Compared to previous T6 models, assembly has been made much easier: the car bodies will now be offered pre-painted. The windows are flush-mounted and individually printed with their typical black window frames. The base plate is prepared to accommodate powered bogies.

Decals with road numbers and destinations for both typs (rolling band and matrix displays) are included for decoration.

SL79-II Oslo

Unfortunately, the SL79 tram was also taken out of service last year. After initially releasing the SL79-I, we are now following up with a model kit of the SL79-II to create a beautiful model of this iconic vehicle type too.

Compared to the first run, the installation of the windows has been simplified: the window screens, which are precisely CNC-milled and imprinted using UV printing, can now be inserted into the model from the outside. In most cases, no adhesive is required. Compared to the SL79-I, the door arrangement has been changed and significant modifications have been made to the front section and roof. In addition, the headlights can now also be changed: we offer the headlight strip with four square headlights, which was used from 1990. And, as secound option, there is also a headlight strip with two round headlights, which was used on many vehicles from around 2020 onwards. Furthermore, we will offer a small batch of SL79-I as a rerun.

All models are prepared for the installation of Halling bogie drives.

Please note: All offers are for 3D-printed model kits on a scale of 1:87. They are produced in small batches, so quantities are limited. It is therefore possible that items may sell out shortly after going on sale. There is no guarantee that a model kit will be available for purchase. Our terms and conditions and privacy policy apply, available at www.elektrikken.com.