TIOKA - IKARIA GROUP
Scale-0 model railway locomotives, rolling stock and accessories for railway modelling enthusiasts
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About TIOKA - IKARIA GROUP
TIOKA-IKARIA GROUP manufactures model railway products in scale 0 (1:45) under the MERKUR TRAIN, TIOKA and IKARIA brands. Its online store sells locomotives, passenger and freight cars, and modelling accessories.
The company is based in Police nad Metují, Czechia, and was founded in 2016. It sells through its online store to railway modelling customers.
Product: Scale-0 model railway locomotives, rolling stock and modelling accessories sold through an online store.
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Leadership
- Jaromír Kříž · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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