A work of art and German engineering!
This is unbelievable - I've never seen anything like it ever.
Check it out, you will be amazed and please make sure to watch the video at the bottom of this blog to see this in action - you won't believe it!
GERMAN TRAIN SET
This is the world's biggest train set which covers 1,150 square meters (12,380 square feet), features almost six miles of track and is still not completed.
This is unbelievable - I've never seen anything like it ever.
Check it out, you will be amazed and please make sure to watch the video at the bottom of this blog to see this in action - you won't believe it!
GERMAN TRAIN SET
This is the world's biggest train set which covers 1,150 square meters (12,380 square feet), features almost six miles of track and is still not completed.
and the Austrian Alps
The American section features giant models of
The Scandinavian part has a 4ft long
when the train set will cover more than
1,800 square meters (19, 376 sq ft)
and feature almost 13 miles of track,
by which time detailed models of parts of
wood was used to construct the scenery...
The 250,000 lights are rigged up to a system which mimics night and day by automatically turning them on and off.
The whole system is controlled from a massive high-tech nerve center.
In total the set has taken 500,000 hours and more than $8 million to put together, the vast majority of which has come from ticket sales.
Gerrit said: "Our idea was to build a world that men, woman, and children can be equally astonished and amazed in".
Frederik added: "Whether gambling in Las Vegas, hiking in the Alps or paddling in Norwegian fjords - in Wonderland everything is possible".
The world's biggest model train set.
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It comprises 700 plus trains with more than 10,000 carriages and wagons.The longest train is 46 ft long. The scenery includes 900 signals, 2,800 buildings, 4,000 cars - many with illuminated headlights and 200,000 individually designed figures. Thousands of kilograms of steel and wood was used to construct the scenery. The set is on display to the public and is so big that they employ more than 160 people to show visitors around their creation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_532463&feature=iv&src_vid=PN_oDdGmKyA&v=ACkmg3Y64_s