Tillig
Tillig from Sebnitz in Saxony is known for high-quality track systems and rolling stock in H0 scale. The company looks back on a long tradition in the Saxon toy region and has established itself after German reunification as a leading German track manufacturer. The range comprises 1.168 models.
The heart of the Tillig programme is the Elite track system — a finely detailed track with a prototypical rail profile, highly appreciated by discerning modellers. Alongside, Tillig also offers the more affordable roadbed track system.
In rolling stock, Tillig offers locomotives and wagons with a focus on German and Eastern European prototypes. The programme is particularly strong in freight cars of various eras. The models stand out for good detailing and reliable technology.
Buying Tillig H0 models — guide and tips
Tillig is best known for its high-quality track systems but also offers a solid range of locomotives and wagons in the DC system. The Tillig Elite track with Code-83 rail profile is among the most prototypical track systems on the market.
Tillig Elite vs. Tillig roadbed track
Tillig offers two track systems: the Elite track (without roadbed) for discerning modellers who wish to ballast their own track, and the roadbed track for easier laying. Both systems are compatible with each other and can also be combined with tracks from other manufacturers.
Tillig rolling stock
In rolling stock, Tillig offers above all freight cars of various eras and locomotives with a focus on German and Eastern European prototypes. The models are DCC-capable and offer good running behaviour on the company's own track system.