Reynaulds Posts 2026 Trix HO Electric Locomotives with SKUs, Photos, Ordering Details

Reynaulds posted an update to its online catalog on Feb 21, 2026 that lists new 2026 Trix HO electric locomotive items and promises expected SKUs, product photos, scale details and ordering information, a timely rollout that coincides with a Trix Club-Model order deadline of February 28, 2026. The Reynaulds entry is truncated in the available excerpt but makes clear the retailer is positioning the listings for planning and pre-order activity.

Retail context shows a wide Trix new-item slate for 2026: EuroRailHobbies’ site lists "HO Scale (40 items)N Scale (30 items)" under its 2026 New Items header, and a January 9, 2026 Trix summary on that page highlights headline releases including the Czech Class 477.0 steam locomotive nicknamed "Papagei" and early electric equipment such as elT railcar No. 1126 and elS control car No. 2126, with the blurb noting "extensive digital functions and a buffer capacitor" before truncation. EuroRailHobbies also offers the Trix H0 Main Catalogue 2025/2026 (item 19713) marked at $9.95 and shown as temporarily out of stock but available to order or pre-order.

Model and product identifiers appearing in the retailer and promotional fragments include Trix product numbers 22990, 25186, 25993 and club/exclusive codes 25061 and 23628, plus Märklin assortment references 37825 and 39587 and a promotional item 25492. Streaming promotional material references product-page IDs and lists features such as "With digital decoder and 22 operating and sound functions" alongside the product page for 22990 labeled Class E 94 Electric Locomotive, while Gaugemaster’s retail table lists a GM part number M25993 for "DB E94 026 Electric Locomotive III (DCC-Sound)." The available fragments do not explicitly map every retailer GM part number to the manufacturer product IDs, so multiple codes for E94-family items appear across sources.

Electronics and detailing features are prominent in the promotional text: cab lighting and firebox flicker that "can be controlled digitally," built-in buffer capacitors, prototypical pantographs with digitally raiseable and lowerable contact strips, couplers with guide mechanisms, separately attached wheel imitations and models claiming 22 or 24 prototypical light and sound functions. Streaming promotional text also advertises "Our first Trix Club-Model 2026 Exclusively for Trix Club Members" and repeats an order deadline of February 28, 2026, urging early placement for that exclusive item.

Retail availability signals are mixed: EuroRailHobbies shows several catalog and accessory SKUs with prices and stock notes such as the Trix HO 66720 electrical wheel pick-up hardware at $11.95 and the Minitrix N 16253 AIXRail Class 225 listed at $208.42, while its 19713 catalog entry is temporarily out of stock but available to order. Gaugemaster lists multiple GM part numbers across diesel, bi-mode and electric lines including M25203, M25601, M25544, M25318, M25902, M25963, M22406 and M25350, reinforcing that retailers are assembling 2026 assortments with DCC-Sound designations.

Community reaction appears on enthusiasts’ forums: a Marklin-users thread dated December 31, 2025 at 06:23:40 UTC features user kimballthurlow speculating about Märklin and Trix repaints and anniversary models, and user Mike C noting centenary possibilities for the Seetal Crocodile and DB BR44 as 2026 milestones. Those forum posts remain commentary rather than confirmed product announcements.

The picture from Reynaulds, EuroRailHobbies, Gaugemaster and streaming promotional fragments is clear on one point: expect a substantial 2026 Trix rollout with detailed digital functions and at least one club-exclusive model carrying a February 28, 2026 ordering cutoff. Final SKU mapping and full retail pricing will require the completed Reynaulds catalog pages and the unfettered Trix product listings that are referenced by the promotional fragments.