syscom3
Pacific Historian
Good god almighty, I need to go here and see this in person!
The Worlds Largest Model RR Layout in the World
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Thorlifter
Captain
OMG! I wanna work there!!!!!
ScOoTeR1992
Senior Airman
man that was AWESOME!!!
spectacular find my friend
spectacular find my friend
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Imagine having the money and space to do something similar! 
evangilder
"Shooter"
That's freaking incredible!
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
That is really something. While watching I noted there was no airport....
but that's coming !! I don't suppose that was there when I was in Hamburg
in 1960. Would have been worth a day's liberty to see that.
Charles
but that's coming !! I don't suppose that was there when I was in Hamburg
in 1960. Would have been worth a day's liberty to see that.
Charles
Bill G.
Banned
All I can say is WWWOOOWWW!
Bill G.
Bill G.
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syscom3
Pacific Historian
We need to get one of our forum regulars that resides in Germany to go and see it and take more pics.
kld47helos
Recruit
Hi
About all I can say also is WoooooooooW
Karen D.
About all I can say also is WoooooooooW
Karen D.
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syscom3
Pacific Historian
evangilder
"Shooter"
Check out the video about the airport:
MiWuLa TV Report - modellbuilding modellrailway Hamburg
Freaking awesome, taking off and landings too.
MiWuLa TV Report - modellbuilding modellrailway Hamburg
Freaking awesome, taking off and landings too.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Woa!
What an incredible setup!
My Uncle had a house built around his American Flyer collection (A.C. Gilbert - S gauge) and layout, complete with a downtown park sporting a Marklin Z gauge layout. That was an incredible sight for a youngster, the downside to that was "no touching!!"
Great find Syscom, thanks!
What an incredible setup!
My Uncle had a house built around his American Flyer collection (A.C. Gilbert - S gauge) and layout, complete with a downtown park sporting a Marklin Z gauge layout. That was an incredible sight for a youngster, the downside to that was "no touching!!"
Great find Syscom, thanks!
Awesome!
wilbur1
Tech Sergeant
Thats freakin COOL!!!!!!
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
Oh my frikkin gosh! That's frikkin awesome!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Absolutely bl**dy incredible!!!
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
I wonder if they have a Japanese section of the tracks....might be something to put a three-foot tall Godzilla in there!Hi Charles,
>I don't suppose that was there when I was in Hamburg
in 1960. Would have been worth a day's liberty to see that.
It's only a couple of years old now. However, the Museum for Hamburgian History has had a large railroad layout in 1:32 scale since 1949, so if you ever return to 1960, it might be worth a visit
Pictures: Modelleisenbahn Hamburg e.V. - Bilder
It's not a generic layout but a real one ...
Regards,
Henning (HoHun)
>I don't suppose that was there when I was in Hamburg
in 1960. Would have been worth a day's liberty to see that.
It's only a couple of years old now. However, the Museum for Hamburgian History has had a large railroad layout in 1:32 scale since 1949, so if you ever return to 1960, it might be worth a visit
Pictures: Modelleisenbahn Hamburg e.V. - Bilder
It's not a generic layout but a real one ...
Regards,
Henning (HoHun)
Ferdinand Foch
Staff Sergeant
Holy crap, nice find syscom. He, I think I know what I want for Christmas next year .
