Located in Hamburg, Germany, the Largest model train set has a huge total length of 15,400 m (50,525 ft). To put that into perspective, the length of the train set is enough to get you to the top of Mount Everest - and 6,000 m back down the other side! Read more: bit.ly/GWR-Wunderland
Not like real to me, because that the illumination of the miniature place isn't like the sunlight. The Atmosphere of the sunlight has a unique looking. But as you said, If they would be simulated a sun where top of miniature world, it can be seemed a real landscape.
That is why I love 80’s and 90’s movies where they created elaborate models to sell the illusion. Better than modern CGI imo ☺️ Just look at a movie like True Lies where The Florida Key Bridge blows up.. you can find the featurette here on YT. Very interesting!
If I were to ever travel somewhere before I die, I'd go see this model masterpiece, I've been following it for years and am always impressed by it's shear size and amount of running trains.
I salute these fine gentlemen for creating such a masterpiece and hope that they continue to expand in the future into other countries, particularly the UK, France, (potentially Japan?) and other places with very distinctive railways
Give them some time, and they will get around to it. They got access to the same level of building across the canal, and have already built a bridge that still meshes with the old building style. So they will have more than enough space to continue expanding. They'd never have jumped through all the hoops of German bureaucracy if they didn't plan on expanding massively.
There’s lots of small jokes or details in there. Such as the millennium falcon. If you look carefully you can find lots of people doing questionable things around the whole place.
Ive been there. WAAAY cooler when the lights in the building are dimmed and you can see every light in the miniature city. The whole place is filled with little easter eggs btw and it was really fun to come across them.
I scrolled down through so many comments to look for someone that said this. I knew with over 6000 comments I wasn't the first Star Wars fan that caught that. HAHAHA
Seriously, go there if you are near Hamburg! It's worth every minute you spent and so fascinating and stunning to watch with all the details and work behind it - you don't know where to look first.
What makes it so amazing is the detail integrated within the models. They don't look like a toy. The models look like someone actually used a shrinkray to miniaturize an actual city then put it on display.
This makes me miss my Father. His layout wasn't as big or as detailed, but for the mid 1960s and to a kid between 4 and 14 years old, it was amazing. If he was alive today, I can only imagine what his layout would look like now, with computers and all the stuff this layout has...
3:19, I like how it’s so close to the audience with no glass panes. ya can’t do that in America. Ya need a physical barrier. A drunk guy would climb onto the set screaming how he wanted to be a plane too
There's also a miniature world in NY close to Times Square , they also have no barriers and I was amazed by that since some kids might just wrack the whole set
I know this has been said many times but honestly the control systems for those models might actually be as advanced as those for real trains in my country XD. Amazing. Would love to visit one day
They kind of do actually. They hide all sorts of stuff around there for visitors to find! Last time I was there you could see penguins in the weirdest places.
Wow, this is amazing! Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg has the biggest model train set in the world. I can’t believe it’s long enough to reach the top of Mount Everest and then some. I love model trains and talk about them on my channel too. This place looks like a dream for any train fan. Thanks for showing us this incredible train set!
Same. I visit about once a year, especially with friends and family. There's always something new and you always spot new tiny details and scenes you missed before.
My dad used to build the scenery like this in the 60's to 70. All for his h.o.scale trains and tracks. My oldest sister and I saw displays at the county fair and the work on them looked substandard next to my dad's displays. He was very meticulous down to working lights and doors in the buildings. His buildings were built with a solid cardboard surface covered by meticulously cut and placed wooden match sticks. Each piece was hand crafted from the tiniest painted wall to the rivers which were lightly painted mirrors embedded in the paper mache ground cover. The trees and bushes were authentic. The buildings were small towns and painted as businesses with wooden sidewalks. There were tunnels through paper mache mountains, tiny gravel roads and extremely miniature animals. He also built hand made bridges. He was very precise in everything that he did. He had other hobbies also including building and flying model planes and building and displaying model car kits. Those days and his displays have long passed with time. I never expected to see anything even close to his works of art in those displays. This one may have cost more but it's as close to his as I've ever seen and his were impeccable.
So i saw this in my recommend, clicked instantly (because i love miniatures) and now im in a rabbit hole watching all the cool stuff this place has and im blown away! Wow!
I can honestly say that model trains and railway type miniatures aren't really my thing. I'm really not a fan, but this, I have to say is really REALLY something special. The shear size and scale is breathtaking. The other thing I notice is just how happy this chap is, and that's a great thing. To see someone happy at their job is always good to see. So much so, he's got into the record books too. Good on you fella. Choo-choooooo!!
Located in Hamburg, Germany, the Largest model train set has a huge total length of 15,400 m (50,525 ft). To put that into perspective, the length of the train set is enough to get you to the top of Mount Everest - and 6,000 m back down the other side! Read more: bit.ly/GWR-Wunderland
Love Your Channel !
That is awesome
Guinness World Records I wanna come to Guinness world records
Guinness World Records Largest or Longest?
Wow!!!
When the humans leave the building and the lights go out, this mini world comes to life. Yes. I can totally imagine that
Josh Spencer yeah in every movie its so
A Lego Movie/Toy Story film based on this would be cool
Its true
@@Robman92 there is an old movie with this exact concept except with cowboys, I dont remember the name though.
ヒナタ Night at the museum? Not that old tho. And the cowboy bit is not a main focus, nor is there a large mini-world like this : p
It is absolutely mind blowing. I went with my son a few years ago. We were totally blown away. You MUST go and see it. You will not be disappointed.
My Gosh,, WOW ! Great ! This is Wonderful...
{Chris
ITS REALLY BORING DO NOT VISIT
@@phoenix1453 liar
@@phoenix1453 You Must've Never Had An Imagination As A Kid. You Probably Were Also Bored During Your Own Birthday Parties.
@@zacharyanimates why you re so mad
Let’s be honest, this is everyone’s childhood dream
My dream
lionel trains are litty
My dream
childhood?
Wanna like but 69 likes...
I've seen this in Hamburg, it's crazier in real life, a true piece of art
These Giant people deserve a giant round of applause. 👏🏻👏🏻
They deserve a medal.
Now I just need doremon small light to start living here.
@Keshav S yeah bro, I would like to stay at dhaka and go to france with just a step of big light XD
@Keshav S hiiiii+++++
Me too
😁😁😁
Yesss
0:48 that really looks like some real life drone footage
If it weren't for the water I would have been completely convinced it was a real drone shot!
I got a real sense of height from that shot. Would be nice to know what the actual height was.
So does 4:14
I know right
Not like real to me, because that the illumination of the miniature place isn't like the sunlight. The Atmosphere of the sunlight has a unique looking. But as you said, If they would be simulated a sun where top of miniature world, it can be seemed a real landscape.
They’re alive at night when the the building is closed.
Is that a night at the museum reference?
Ya I think it is
@@mrsnake9642 yea
I'm ur 69th like
The new toy story 6 movie looking lit
The first couple clips looked just like helicopter footage. The detail is amazing
Carpe Noctem An elderly man I know builds just as detailed, his channel is called 'Engineman'.
That is why I love 80’s and 90’s movies where they created elaborate models to sell the illusion. Better than modern CGI imo ☺️ Just look at a movie like True Lies where The Florida Key Bridge blows up.. you can find the featurette here on YT. Very interesting!
I wanna see a full ride throughout the whole train tracks with a gopro
White Wolf_98 gopro session eh??
@@spiddyman0079 yeah, but there are micro cameras that are small enough to fit and still be able to capture 720p at least.
Except that this would be like 15-20 hours of footage
There are actually videos with train rides but not the whole world.
If you on the yt channel from miniature wunderland than you can see it :)
This is one of the most beautiful model videos I have ever seen !!
When the New York part was built before 9/11
Me:"time to modernize the set"
@@guywithphone9222 huh
You can just hear in this guy's voice he's a genuinely happy and kind person
*THIS IS THE COOLEST THING I'VE EVER SEEN*
This is one of the most beautiful, amazing pieces of art I've ever seen
Imagine being a tiny human and living in this miniature city
whos to say we arent already 🧠
Paradise
that would be dope
Your safety would have to be taken to the EXTREME.
Not trying to be mean or anything but I laughed when I saw this comment.
YOU ARE LIVING IN THIS.
Hahaha!!
Hats off to these artists for creating this train set; this is so realistic to say the least.
PRECISION GERMAN ENGINEERING!
ich habe zwar kein bisschen bei dem bau mitgewirkt, aber ich fühle mich geschmeichelt.
Good nicd onr
They copied the Dutch ;).
@@thatdutchguy2882 as you can see the model is not below sea level. Soooo, it's German and not Dutch.
@@arvedludwig3584 Hence it's a copy and not the original.
Imagine when people ask you about your job!!
“I’m work in a model airplane control center”
“I’m a model train conductor”
Song nguonhout it’s all automated with an algorithm. No need for any people controlling the cars trains and airplanes
LMAO 😂🤣
They have people for watching track monitors and walking around to fix derailments and such
Lmao
ants: "ITS A FREE REAL ESTATE"
So small
Its very realistic
Wait theirs no dirt?
Ima head out
Sharmila Rakshit Datta thats what she said
Lmao xD
If I were to ever travel somewhere before I die, I'd go see this model masterpiece, I've been following it for years and am always impressed by it's shear size and amount of running trains.
come over, it is cool
Come visit our city :-)
-what is your job ?
-i'am a traffic controler in a mini map fake world...
Immediate panty dropper.
- what is your job?
- I criticize other people's TH-cam work
@@lnuart chill it was just a joke
lnuart r/woosh
@Inuart
Something wrong with criticism?
Give me 900 years and all the materials in the world but I would still not be able to make this
Jeah it's very nice ther (it gives a Factory that makes real chocolate and you can get it just by pushing a Button 👌)
Legnotari you know it’s well constructed when it can hold that dudes weight
No don’t think like that. With enough commitment, will and passion you can do anything
7H0M4S1482 true
@@legnotari9027 it dont make real chocolate there already packed
I would enjoy myself in that miniature world even though I'm already adult 😂😂😂
Bruh everyone is a child if you look inside them
Vow
@Derp Inshmurtz r/whooooooosh
Dw, Ive been there multiple times: there are alot of adults there just to have fun.
There is an 8th wonder of the world, You're looking at sheer genius! May those who created this magnificent project, be granted Immortality.
Very impressive ! :)
Can you support me
@Darth minute lol :)
Yessir
This is what my childhood dream was
Plot Twist: it is the real world and they are just giants
@Bad Boi Woooosh
@Bad Boi dude there's this cool thing called a joke, go search it up
@@aekgir4698 lol
AekGir no you
@Bad Boi r/wooooosh
I salute these fine gentlemen for creating such a masterpiece and hope that they continue to expand in the future into other countries, particularly the UK, France, (potentially Japan?) and other places with very distinctive railways
Japan would be cool
Omg yessss! Imagine Tokyo!!!
Give them some time, and they will get around to it. They got access to the same level of building across the canal, and have already built a bridge that still meshes with the old building style. So they will have more than enough space to continue expanding. They'd never have jumped through all the hoops of German bureaucracy if they didn't plan on expanding massively.
They just finished Rio De Janeiro in their new rooms across the canal. Check out their official TH-cam channel.
Not potentially, japan should 100% be added. Its the most rail centric country
3:19 hahaha even the Millenium Falcon arrives.
Lmao
Did anyone else see the millennium falcon at the airport?
yes, I did!
Its true ive been there Many times and Its a small gag. If you look carefully You can find many more.
Yup at 3:20
at 2:19, in Venice, a power boat has cut a gondola in half!
There’s lots of small jokes or details in there. Such as the millennium falcon. If you look carefully you can find lots of people doing questionable things around the whole place.
Just imagine if they take a single wrong step and fell.
F
That's why kids like you are not allowed in.
@@daybot9592 ok boomer
@@PacMacDo sry I wasn't born in the 50's try again.
@@daybot9592 why are u gey
Ive been there. WAAAY cooler when the lights in the building are dimmed and you can see every light in the miniature city. The whole place is filled with little easter eggs btw and it was really fun to come across them.
Awesome. And the Millenium Falcon at the airport at the 4:01 mark. Nice touch.
Sebastian Smith you see it @ 3:20 first
They also have a giant bee at the airport.
There are so many little details hidden in the scenery
I scrolled down through so many comments to look for someone that said this. I knew with over 6000 comments I wasn't the first Star Wars fan that caught that. HAHAHA
wow really....My project is to do it with LEGO and in my videos I started to build
I visited the Miniatur Wunderland many times as a kid with my grandfather. It was always unique experience!
Habib Masum Kehrwieder 2-4 Block D, 20457 Hamburg
Seriously, go there if you are near Hamburg! It's worth every minute you spent and so fascinating and stunning to watch with all the details and work behind it - you don't know where to look first.
If I ever go to Germany, this is definitely on my list of stops because this looks so impossibly cool.
Imagine if some 9 year old acts like godzilla and destroys the miniature city.
Surely they have defense system 😅
only if that 9 year old has great strategy yes he can destroy it
Gerrit : if we can't protect it then you'll be damn sure we'll avenge it
Yeetus deleteus
Imagine if they add a model of Godzilla or any other monster
If you are ever in Hamburg, go there. It is really worth seeing
Bist du deutscher :D?
I bet its a lot of fun trying to clean the dust off of everything >.>
@Rails of southwestern Iowa and while doing that you destroy half of the scene including the nature and the figures
@Rails of southwestern Iowa but the figures arent that stable so many of them would broke the glue and the nature will likely snap
@Rails of southwestern Iowa but they have like 1600 trains! And a lot of cars
They got some Womens to Clean all from one section to the other trough hatches...
Greetings from Germany😉
Model street sweepers that suck up dust.
What makes it so amazing is the detail integrated within the models. They don't look like a toy. The models look like someone actually used a shrinkray to miniaturize an actual city then put it on display.
Now all I need now is Doremon's gadget to get shrink and start living here.
*Doraemon
@@user-cp1ce5mu2v a Japanese old anime I am indian ever Indian child love this
@@ilyasmalik3752 he corrected the guy.
facts
gotta wait till 2112
It would be totally awesome to shrink to that size and enjoy this beautifully small but magnificent place
Google did a Street View project of it with a scale car.
Mark Henry For that you will need Szalinzki's Shrinking Machine from Honey I shrink the kids..😂😂😂
deependra gupta lol... True, lemme search for it on Amazon!😂😂🤣😂
Thankfully all these locations exist in real life for you to visit.
SweetDreamsAreMadeOfThese where at
3:18 why the hell is the millennium falcon there
The millennium falcon is one of the many eastereggs, which can be found there. ;)
@@walbaby4298 lies, i rode on one before
Because that’s just epic
They have one of the dragons from Game of Thrones as well.
37 pirate Could you pls shut your mouth
I can't imagine how and how long they made those train tunnels,houses,lights,bridges,people,everything.
3:54 millennium falcon in the airport
@Lukas Borck yeah there we're specific times when planes arrived and it was really cool to see the millenium falcon. I missed the other ones tough
the plane system is amazing!
It's funny because years ago I saw a video of only the plane system. Funny now, years later I see the whole world they have created. Amazing also
At this point it’s not even a model train thing, it’s a model world thing.
This makes me miss my Father. His layout wasn't as big or as detailed, but for the mid 1960s and to a kid between 4 and 14 years old, it was amazing. If he was alive today, I can only imagine what his layout would look like now, with computers and all the stuff this layout has...
Damn this looks awesome
Qi Fuh Yue it’s crazy! I was there in 2015
IT IS awesome and a buteful Atmosphere
3:19, I like how it’s so close to the audience with no glass panes. ya can’t do that in America. Ya need a physical barrier.
A drunk guy would climb onto the set screaming how he wanted to be a plane too
Honestly that's more likely to happen in Germany
There's also a miniature world in NY close to Times Square , they also have no barriers and I was amazed by that since some kids might just wrack the whole set
They are very detailed they also have airports and cars and stufff it's really fun
@@ahsookee The Oktoberfest is held in munich, far away from Hamburg where the Miniatur Wunderland is located.
European historical items are being destroyed daily by the influx of middle easterns that do not care.
It’s enough to make a grown man cry.
It literally isn't 😂
why would you cry cause of this
Yes its beautiful enough to make a man weep. But i dont weep, do you?
A kid would never get bored if they had this to play with.
I know this has been said many times but honestly the control systems for those models might actually be as advanced as those for real trains in my country XD. Amazing. Would love to visit one day
Idk why i got this in my recommend
But i love it
Парп
Момо
Me too
How do you feel about Batman?
I dont know why i read ur username
But i love it
They should make a mini waldo figurine and tourists there could play where’s waldo.
Lula I was more thinking it would be moved every week because the model train set is not a set, more of a theme park at that.
They kind of do actually. They hide all sorts of stuff around there for visitors to find! Last time I was there you could see penguins in the weirdest places.
Lula you can geht free chocolate at their miniature Lindt-chocolate Factory, so they would have to do something different as a price ;)
There is already a quiz to find some figures.
as far as I remember, there is actually a waldo hidden there.
seen it on some other YT video years ago
Wow! Romantic! The words "Passengers do not sleep, but there is silence around, Outside the window, the sound of wheels, in the lights of the city. "
Even model airports are being controlled by real ATC (Air traffic controller)..love that.😂
If the people aren’t glued down I would hate to have an earthquake
Ryan Davis there are no earthquakes in germany and... you make my earthquake
And they are glued down, so no worries.
I mean, I think an earthquake would do more than just knock down some O scale figures.
If suddenly there's earthquake in Germany, it'll be the end of these miniature world
Lmaooooo
that's not a train set. that's a huge small part of the world
Wow, this is amazing! Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg has the biggest model train set in the world. I can’t believe it’s long enough to reach the top of Mount Everest and then some. I love model trains and talk about them on my channel too. This place looks like a dream for any train fan. Thanks for showing us this incredible train set!
of course the germans made this....who else? :D
There is an exact copy in china!
Maybe Japan
Germany is OP they need a nerf
@@jasmijnariel 3 copies actually.
Loads of countries have similar layouts.
I live in Hamburg and i‘ve been there many times :D
I hope I can visit in the future
Jango 11 ahh i want to visit there too!
Same. I visit about once a year, especially with friends and family. There's always something new and you always spot new tiny details and scenes you missed before.
Habib Masum sure thing! Its Google.
Habib Masum
Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg
Kehrwieder 2
20457 Hamburg - Speicherstadt
My dad used to build the scenery like this in the 60's to 70. All for his h.o.scale trains and tracks.
My oldest sister and I saw displays at the county fair and the work on them looked substandard next to my dad's displays.
He was very meticulous down to working lights and doors in the buildings.
His buildings were built with a solid cardboard surface covered by meticulously cut and placed wooden match sticks. Each piece was hand crafted from the tiniest painted wall to the rivers which were lightly painted mirrors embedded in the paper mache ground cover. The trees and bushes were authentic. The buildings were small towns and painted as businesses with wooden sidewalks. There were tunnels through paper mache mountains, tiny gravel roads and extremely miniature animals. He also built hand made bridges. He was very precise in everything that he did.
He had other hobbies also including building and flying model planes and building and displaying model car kits.
Those days and his displays have long passed with time.
I never expected to see anything even close to his works of art in those displays. This one may have cost more but it's as close to his as I've ever seen and his were impeccable.
How many days does it take to build
@@justanormalgamingchannel6775 it takes years to build realistic and good scale scenery
The one in Hamburg is also in HO scale :)
I love the added detail @ 4:00 with the Millennium Falcon at the airport LOL!
Been there! No matter what one think about modeltrains...this is a mustsee! :-)
The Germans are juss Talented people man, very talented creative, and inventing skills cant be matched
Yeah and great History maker
So were they in the world wars😂
Yeah that's why Hitler choose Germany than Austria in world war 2
The master race? Ok, Hitler.
They have paid for there crimes, did what they needed to when they signed the armistice it's over time to move on
These people are awesome
3:59 Gotta love the Star Wars reference too
To just call it the largest train set in the world is a bit of an insult lol they created a whole world or parts of it in amazing detail.
Sheldon cooper would be so happy about this
One of the best comments ever.
ssSkullZzz so true😂😂😂
Definetly!
ssSkullZzz The Millenium Falcon at the airport was a great touch!!
ssSkullZzz
HAAAAAA!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Sheldon would absolutely soil himself !!
One little curb, one little trip, spells apocalypse for this world
Probably some God is laughing at your comment.
Siete straordinari... specialmente voi fratelli germanici.... un saluto e un abbraccio da un modellista italiano
definitely one of the coolest projects going on
すげえ、リアルウルトラマンごっこ出来るやん。完成度高すぎてやろうとは思わんけど
ウルトラマンデカすぎて草
産業革命
超大型巨人になって街荒らしますねぇ
壊すの勿体無い
I dont understand ur comment but since you had 99 likes i added 1 like to make it 100
So i saw this in my recommend, clicked instantly (because i love miniatures) and now im in a rabbit hole watching all the cool stuff this place has and im blown away! Wow!
One of the greatest smallest places in the world. Been there 15 times or so, never EVER gets boring.
日本人を見たときの圧倒的安心感
こんちゃー
やぁ、仲間。
( ﾟ∀ﾟ)ﾉ
(*´艸`*)
日本人見たときのなんでいるんだよ感
What if two cosplayers came out of nowhere dressed like Ultraman and fight eachother in the middle of the wunderland
Knowing the history of Ultraman always busted up the city where they fight, i think they'll get banned immediately
I’m sure jizz(seamon) would end up down someone throat by the end of it
Or Godzilla lol.
Didn’t something similar happen in that Disney series Kickin it?
Ultraman vs Godzilla?
I can honestly say that model trains and railway type miniatures aren't really my thing. I'm really not a fan, but this, I have to say is really REALLY something special. The shear size and scale is breathtaking.
The other thing I notice is just how happy this chap is, and that's a great thing. To see someone happy at their job is always good to see. So much so, he's got into the record books too. Good on you fella.
Choo-choooooo!!
As a model train enthusiast, this pleases me... It beyond pleases me.
Wow
Yay my Godzilla suit just came in!
Son: "Mom I wanna play SimsCity"
Mom: "No, we have Simscity at home"
Simscity at home:
SimCity would be the homemade version of this set
I wouldn't complain
That opening aerial view was magical. It feels so real!
They can make this when I can’t even make a lego house 😂
This is more easier too make then built out of Lego. If you really think about it.
@@italian146 it isn't.
Now I want Doraemon's Small light Gadget
Same thought
Copied
I am German and that was just amazing!! 😎👍🏼
3:20 The Millennium Falcon just stopped by the airport huh? I love it. I could spend a whole week here.
This is amazing!
@ 4:02 theres a millennium falcon to the right of the scree. I can respect it lol. Nice addition
これは何分もていても飽きないと思う
This is a world simulator not a train sim
3:51---the mini Millennium Falcon is so cute!!
wow!! antman city!!😆😆😆👌👌👌👌
ellis ellis LOL
Yeah buddy.... Ant man city
Ant man city: I don't feel so good
More like ant man world
This is honestly one of the most incredible creations! These people should be so proud!!!!! :D
Finally! I found someone who deserves GWR.
And why would anyone give this a thumbs down?! This is so cool!
I love watching their TH-cam channel and seeing the behind the scenes of the operation. Really talented team they have there.
This totally just is now on my bucket list. So cool!!
They deserve also the title for the greates employees.
It´s always a pleasure to be there.
Very true.