Modelling on a Different Scale

28 Aug 2012 17:59 #1 by superplum
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Worth a look, particularly the take-offs towards the end.

www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=gn1qMYfFrro&feature=related

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29 Aug 2012 05:34 #2 by PETERTHEEATER
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Yes, someone linked it before on AiX but worth a second look; an amazing model layout right down to the accuracy at the end of the take-off where the 'plane smashes into a wall of thick murky black rain cloud Heathrow style:)

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29 Aug 2012 15:27 #3 by YellowPinkie
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This is at Miniatur Wunderland, the world's largest model railway, in Hamburg. I went last year with my son for his birthday and it took us all day to see it all. The airport is based upon Hamburg airport and was undergoing testing as it wasn't yet finished. Amazing, just incredible.

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30 Aug 2012 09:17 #4 by REF
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Were you allowed to take photos of it YP?

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30 Aug 2012 11:25 #5 by YellowPinkie
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Oh yes, I'll post some up later...

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30 Aug 2012 23:21 #6 by YellowPinkie
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Here we go, it's truly massive and every 20 minutes it gets dark and all the models light up. The newer areas have cars that drive by themselves and of course now the airport. The model covers many different countries (though not he UK yet) and to get the record for the 'Worlds Larget' it has to be possible to run one train from one end to the next. To climb the floors there is a massive helix of track that you can see the trains climbing. Awesome.

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The photos don't do it justice!

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31 Aug 2012 05:06 #7 by Chris Lowe
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The guys who built this came over here to take part in James Mays challenge to run a model train from Barnstaple to Bideford.

English Civil War Re-enactor with the Sealed Knot.
Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!

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17 Sep 2012 12:51 #8 by REF
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it looks incredible, I need to get a bigger garden shed I think......

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