Cumulene sp-carbon molecular wires C
2 [Fc(Ph)C=C(Ph)Fc] up to C
7 [Fc(Ph)C=C=C=C=C=C=C(Ph)Fc] endcapped by two electroactive ferrocenyl groups are presented in thisreport. Synthetically, ferrocenyl cumulenes can be built-up by a modular strategy using C
1synthon ferrocenyl(phenyl)ketone as starting material with various acetylenic/propargylic/homopropargylic C
2-C
5 reagents, taking into account and exploiting the efficient stabilizationof an electron-deficient carbenium center by an adjacent ferrocenyl moiety. With increasingcumulene chain length the reactivity of cumulenes increases considerably, indicating stericprotection as the main requirement for bulk stability. Even cumulenes C
2, C
4, and C
6 areconjugated "molecular wires" effecting electronic communication between the terminalferrocenyl substituents, whereas odd cumulenes C
3, C
5, and C
7 are nonconjugated andelectronically decoupled due to their orthogonal terminal
-systems. Electrochemically,separate redox waves can be detected up to a C
6 cumulene spacer, but the electroniccommunication between the endcapping redox-active ferrocenyl substituents decreases withincreasing cumulene length.