Hey Tishimself!!! Check this out!

**riverrunner1984** · 01-09-2014, 03:40 PM

I received this email today and though it was really cool. I remembered you said you were into model trains so I figured I would share.
I am going to Germany for 3 weeks in May so Im going to see about stopping by and seeing it first hand.

Its amazing how much work went into this thing!

Here is the email and the link:
A German Wonderland
Remember the two brothers, in Germany , who had a wonderful model railway that was something to see? This is an update for their German Wonderland. Enjoy. There have been little clips about this place for the past few years, it is still not finished but is growing to that conclusion as they will soon run out of space.
A short review, it was started by two brothers as a place to show their hobby, it started growing by leaps & bounds. Soon they were joined by other 'Model Railroad Clubs' and other craftsmen. Some were electricians, model makers, Carpenters, computer programmers. Their wives would stop by to see what they were doing and usually bring them a lunch.
One thing led to another. Three of the ladies had worked at a bakery, several visitors would ask if they had a snack bar. The Idea was planted; some of the carpenters came and built a nice restaurant area for the bakery and a kitchen too. If the fresh Coffee smell didn't get you then the bakery definitely would.
This was about 5 years ago. One of the Breweries came and furnished all of the tables and chairs, serving counter and, etc. Their latest finished area is the airport. Planes look like they are flying and landing. GERMAN WONDERLAND IN HAMBURG link below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=ACkmg3Y64_s

**Tishimself** · 01-09-2014, 04:07 PM

Yeah, I have seen that, quite impressive..the guy that built it is on my friends list on FB....he says if I ever get back to Germany the beer is on him....LOL....every time I start planning it, I end up on a cruise ship....

This is another layout by a good friend of mine, located on the East coast...breathtaking is an understatement....take a look...