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2025-03-06 16:09:41
News 2025.03 - The first annual HALLING in-house exhibition
We are open!
The dark days are behind us and so we are all the more pleased to be able to welcome you back! As we are not exhibiting at the Liesinger Messe, we would like to take the opportunity to open our doors wide on Friday and Saturday. The first annual HALLING in-house exhibition will take place just a few minutes' walk from the Liesing train station directly in the factory outlet.
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Exhibition
Friday March 21, 2025 - 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
Saturday March 22, 2025 - 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
In addition to the numerous models from HALLING Modelle and FERRO-TRAIN, the first prototypes from the new small series manufacturer ‘1125’ and, for the first time and exclusively, the models from Mostviertler Schmalspurmodelle will also be presented. The sales rooms have been refurnished, the stocks are as well stocked as possible and we look forward, together with the new managing director, to answering all your questions and finally seeing you all again!
In order to avoid waiting times, we kindly ask you to inform us of all spare parts orders by e-mail as soon as possible, at the latest by the end of next week. We will also be happy to reserve the models you are interested in so that no colleague can beat you to it. Let us know your requirements or simply use the webshop - orders can be checked during the trade fair and paid for in cash or by card.
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