Reaction To Germany's Miniatur Wunderland

One of my viewers asked me if I could react to this video. It's called the official video of Miniature Wonderland, the largest model railroad in the world. So I know

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e worlds, like things that are like tourist attractions. people go to cities full of little models and things like that, and it's not something I'm very passionate about, but I can really appreciate the level of detail and the work that goes into a lot of these models, it's actually quite crazy, the level of craftsmanship that goes into these things, so to see the largest railway mode in the world, this should be quite interesting, it's called yes,

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e window one, let's go see it, tell me if you know about this, tell me if I have been what it is, let's see it for 10 years.

The world's largest model railway can be found in Hamburg's historic Warehouse District. A gigantic management project. It took 500,000 hours of work to create this incredible miniature world on 1,300 square meters. 500,000 hours. absolutely mind-blowing, it's the biggest one in the world, but even looking at something like that, like the light in the detail, all the little lights and stuff like that, it's clever for Perfection, man, it's almost identical to this if you were to show it to someone they'd probably think which is like a real airport, you wouldn't imagine it's a miniature, they all have the proportions that I know are so perfect.

The most popular tourist attraction in the city fascinates more than 1 million people a year and continuously grows in eight different sections connected by 13. Kilometers of track installation provide an unforgettable experience for all ages, making it the tourist attraction Hamburg's most popular in Hamburg, as a high quality city, there is a lot to do if you are from Hamburg, if you have been here before, what is it like? I'd like to see this in person if you're from outside the burger. Is this something you would actually visit Hamburg? deliberately to visit this place. uh it seems like actually, again, I said I'm not a big, it's not, I mean, I'm not a modular enthusiast.

Airways, but I would love to visit something like this and see every little detail. Tons of steel, wood and plaster form the basis of this extraordinary exhibition. The journey leads through Scandinavia to Germany, from Austria to Switzerland and in a few minutes to America. moments every day 900 trains with 12,000 carriages travel a distance of several hundred kilometers the longest train is 14.51 meters long in the Northeast Sea, where water capacity of 30,000 liters large and small ships sail in Scandinavia America at the airport and in the The cozy fictional town of Knuffingen. 250   computer-controlled vehicles are in motion. The special attractions are the fire halls controlled by sophisticated software.

Senior officials are constantly busy in firefighting procedures, but   the police are also busy tracking traffic violators. This is absolutely mental. it's amazing, I can see why it's the most popular tourist attraction, this kind of thing is like, for each one, I mean they have different sections there, you could probably spend as much time in each one, like seeing all these little D's, I want say. Taking a small truck, this is a miniature truck, but just like the perfect label or decal, the colors, everything is fine, it's actually an incredible achievement for them to create something like this, really if you really think about the work, the effort and strategy that was.

We're going to produce on this, but even little things like this, quirky things like the fire truck and the police, they just make it even more, the newest miniature Wonderland attraction is the airport stabbing after six years of development and the cost of three. Million and a half euros, probably the smallest commercial airport in the world, opened in May 2011, with 150 square meters with more than 40 aircraft and accompanying ground equipment, may be the most advanced flight simulation in the world, from the hunger for technology to the air terminal every Small details have been faithfully recreated, without a doubt, attention to detail is at the heart of the design.

More than 200,000 figures show life in all its facets. That's why I say this: the attention to detail is correct, regardless of whether you have any interest. in model railways and model cities, even if you don't have that interest, you can still appreciate it, yes, the detail, the effort and the work day are integrated like this, look like this, it is as if each person has been placed there, probably by hand . It's a painstaking exercise to create something like this, but they did it and it makes it something you'd want to go see, it definitely makes it special, Jesus, criminals and where some really don't care where the fire department is. put out a great fire and the new fire begins not far away funeral prayer or celebration eat or be eaten travelers from this or another world imagination there is no bouncing snow in Wonderland there are traveling fire-breathing animals and surprisingly strong girls In a world that alternates between hectic and peaceful between wild animals and some that were already domesticated, there are hunters and some simply hunt in search of the best images.

There are sacred sanctuaries and some not so sacred, there are people full of life and others not so much. Wonderland is absolutely diverse and unique Journey from the highest mountain with more than 6 meters through dream streets to the Grand Canyon, snow-covered landscapes through idyllic villages to below the surface of the Earth. You see, this is what I'm taking in train every little photo that shows and I see the detail. in each one, but it's actually quite impossible to appreciate every detail here, but what is it like to visit a place like this in person? Exceed your expectations of what you see in videos like this this video this type of video would make it look amazing especially for people who enjoy this show I think this must be like real mecca like model enthusiasts railways, they must be like this, it must be like your idea of ​​heaven to visit a place like this, huh, but yeah, as sort of someone who has less interest would you want to go there in miniature Wonderland one day lasts 15 minutes at dusk more than 300,000 LEDs ensure that the design shines with a captivating light, then the nightlife of the different regions becomes truly visible and in the midst of all this more hidden stories emerge at the push of a button, there is more of 200 button actions distributed along the edge of the layout where visitors can actively participate in various ways, for example, a sweet way in the Chocolate Factory, and the daily fight with the trap. of technology or in the creation of life, all with too much craftsmanship, the technology behind all this is monitored by human eyes from a control console and with the help of more than 40 computers, these are controlled by complex self-developed software , the miniature.

Wonderland is known internationally through more than 1,000 television reports and the 260 people who make up the Wonderland team are never short of new ideas. Until 2020 there will be new sections covering France, Italy, England and parts of Africa and who knows what's next, but there's no end to it. in sight convey this wonder in five minutes impossible just come and see for yourself you will be so surprised yes that's what I was going to say is when you watch a video that is so short five minutes and you really try taking everything they are showing I'm sure there's a lot more when you go there, but I love the little details in the sets are great, but having that interactivity is another great thing, especially for kids, to keep them interested.

I mean, like they need to be more committed before these things become numbers, it gives them a little bit of commitment to free actions that can affect things in this awesome, amazing Wonderland, so yeah, tell me, do you? have you ever been? Here, what is it like in person? What is the most impressive part? What is the most impressive display inside this miniature vendor? Ah, but yes, I enjoyed it, thank you.