This has to be the most amazing model railway/railroad display I have ever seen. Every aspect of daily, true to life events, has been covered in every corner of this layout, and the detail is absolutely amazing. Great layout, definitely on my wish list, one day, next time I visit the states.
COLIN DAVENPORT better you visit the Miniatur Wunderland in Germany , much bigger more detailed, much more trains, different terrains( from switzerland to italy, norway usa and much more even a big big airport with flying planes
A standard rule for video is use a stationary platform (tripod pr mono-pod) pan slowly and remain on a image you want to pay special attention to for a minimum of 3 seconds - this will help you produce great videos.
Agreed. Always remember: when you're taking a filming of any miniature, it's IMPERITIVE you do not rush, as you are both recording the "facts" about something, and you are the actual eyes of the people watching the video. Unfortunately, '...was a busy day...' is irrelavent to the viewer. It's ALWAYS BEST to have a host "explore" with you so the viewers can get a true appreciation for the size and also quality of the subject matter. You need to go through layouts this size, after you're well familiar with what you want to convey about it. A well PLANNED VIDEO gets you many more likes. You cannot create a 14 minute video this brief of a "HUGE" LAYOUT that would be better suited for at least an hour or more and expect all thumbs up, as you've no doubt discovered. I just viewed probably one of the most frustrating 14 minutes I have in decades. I don't need to see each detail, just some overviews of main areas and , like a few key scenes within each to feel the quality. Luckily, I'm a modeller, so I already know if it's a club open to the public, I will plan to see it myself, soon. Structure, structure, structure / plan, plan, plan, & your vids will yield way better comments and likes. You get thumbs up from me for the very Idea of sharing this layout, and the exterior shots, but yeah, work on the composition of the video like you would "a project". Your viewers will be wanting to save it, and watch it over, & over, and, I'll bet the club will be much happier too. Good luck. (I'm sure the re-do is better, but, I'll pass, thanks.) 🤔🦗🦗🦟🦟🦟🎢 Rating: 2 grasshoppers; jumping around unexpectedly and not knowing where I am on the layout; 3 mosquitos; getting irritated by not staying long enough on big areas of detail or a single thing- pulling away b4 identifing what i'm looking at. 1 Rollercoaster; what I just watched. Too fast to appreciate the size.
Agreed. Try muting the video first time through and stop the video and advance it bit by bit on the segments you find were too fast. Then watch it at normal - or below normal - playback speed.
Absolutely incredible and "off the charts"! Members are truly artists, perfectionists, and all with great imaginations. HOWEVER, not to be a spoiled sport but with an enormous layout like this, where is a MAJOR yard? I saw a smaller one which I guess services ships but ..? -- Again, however, WOW !! Thank you!
Its beautiful but its not the largest. Germany has that title with Mini Wunderland in Hamburg. 50,525ft of track, 73,195 sq ft of floor space and 16,038 sq ft of layout. I went there two months ago and its unreal. Trains are not the only thing that moves. Cars, trucks, buses, fire departments, and even people. Awesome layout the germans did.
Large and impressive yes, but not the biggest one. The largest HO scale model railroad is the "Minatur Wunderland" in Hamburg, Germany with 1499 square meters ~ 16,135 SQ FT. It has 10 miles of track length!
This is beyond imagination.....what a layout! Such fantastic details, wow. I do second Ricardo's opinion on the zooming during the video, but nevertheless I was flabbergasted by all the details so I enjoyed every minute of it ;-)
It SURE would've been such a treat to be a videographic "passenger" or "trainee" as a session progressed, SRM!! I have been with Tex-N in the dallas area and op'd on quite a few that were very challenging due to their larger sizes- even modual types at the OKC show!! It's like you ACTUALLY GO SOMEWHERE on the layout vs seeing your destination 3 feet away!
I must find out where this is!!! This will take me two days to see everything. My only complaint is you move the camera around way to fast and in no order. This is something that a real train enthusiast must video for everyone to understand and enjoy. Thanks for keeping the hobby alive and well.
I've been there and it is wonderful. Now --- to much movement - to much sooming and panning. Use a tripod (don't say they won't let you use one as I used one last summer). You got swept up in the reatness of this layout. Go back and redo this and don't let the grandness insult your talent with a video camera.
Enjoyed it, but really would have appreciated if the camera had stopped and focused on things. It almost makes you car-sick with the constant blurry motion jerking from here to there. But it's still nice for what DID come in focus.
I just recently became fascinated with these model trains. Do you know of any other things like this in the Denver area. I’d love to check them out. Great video. Thanks for sharing
Majic Town in Colorado Springs. NO trains but a larger scale layout of the gritty side of toen. Stunng details. Also check out the Manchester.Hampton train layout....
Absolutely wonderful, superb layout. Breathtaking. ( But I'm dizzy from watching the video itself - the way it moves, pans quickly and zooms - makes it difficult to watch for any length of time, unfortunately )
Wunderland in Hamburg, Germany displays a layout covering 1490 sq meters - 16038.23 square feet, with over 15.4 kilometers (50,400 feet) of track. You have a long way to go.
Very nice layout, but hard to get overall view or stable view of details because CAMERA MOVED AROUND TOO MUCH AND TOO FAST! Good news is there are thousands of GOOD TH-cam model railroad layout videos out there to learn from!
Just some filming hits. If you are going to pan, pan in the direction the train is rolling and slow down any movement you make with camera. Work on this and you will produce some amazing if not, impressive videos.
Slow down i didn't waste my time watching after 2 minutes. You were scanning faster than your camera could focus. and were bouncing around so much you need to what more of other peoples videos that know how to take good video. there's even on line classes that can give you some good tips on being better at shooting video... I know I've been learning for about 10 years now. No one is ever perfect at it. We who care just keep learning and try to get better. and you only get better by being willing to take the time to learn how to be better at shooting videos... You DON'T get better just by doing it. You ONLY GET BETTER by LEARNING how to do it...
Thank you for sharing your footage. But the way you constantly zoom and pan and zip all round is very annoying. Have a look at how PILENTUM films, and maybe emulate some of that work.
Thanks for the feedback. I realized this as well when I was editing. It was super busy that day as it was a free day, and there were tons of people so I rushed to get the shots. I hope to go back soon and make a better, slower, more in depth video.
Fivepointohpwr A beautiful layout, probably the best I have ever seen but please do go back and shoot it again much slower in all respects (panning, zooming, etc.). Thank you.
Looks pritty sweet but is NOT THE BIGGEST. The 2nd biggest is in New Jersey and takes up all 5 storys of the building. Not sure where the biggest is but this aint it.
Not the biggest or longest. Not even top ten. Germany has the 1st at over 50 thousand sqf, there is one in Canada that is 15 thousand sqf, there is one that is over 12380 square feet in MINITAUR WUNDERLAND and 52,000-square-foot in Northlandz. This is actually not top 25.
Here's the better video of this layout: th-cam.com/video/ZaPLYCJwOfk/w-d-xo.html
This has to be the most amazing model railway/railroad display I have ever seen. Every aspect of daily, true to life events, has been covered in every corner of this layout, and the detail is absolutely amazing. Great layout, definitely on my wish list, one day, next time I visit the states.
COLIN DAVENPORT better you visit the Miniatur Wunderland in Germany , much bigger more detailed, much more trains, different terrains( from switzerland to italy, norway usa and much more even a big big airport with flying planes
Dedication to the railroad story stands out. Excellent display.
People need to "build" their own "worlds" and social structures...because the "REAL ONE" is being denigrated on a daily basis. Rock on. Dream on.
Doing an operation session on that layout would be a Model railroader’s paradise
WOO! I live in Greeley, CO. and that's where the layout is! I go there all the time! Nice to know it's known in the model railroading business.
Detailing realism to the max is shown in these layouts my hats off to the creators of all this.
A standard rule for video is use a stationary platform (tripod pr mono-pod) pan slowly and remain on a image you want to pay special attention to for a minimum of 3 seconds - this will help you produce great videos.
Bob Squires Thank you for the advice!
What an amazing BIG Train Layout of 5,500 feet of Train Track's.
A fantastic layout - but I got seasick trying to keep up with your zooms and pans. Can you do it again but A LITTLE SLOWER.
Peter Warrall seriously! I’m only 39 and I got dizzy AF
Agreed. Always remember: when you're taking a filming of any miniature, it's IMPERITIVE you do not rush, as you are both recording the "facts" about something, and you are the actual eyes of the people watching the video. Unfortunately, '...was a busy day...' is irrelavent to the viewer.
It's ALWAYS BEST to have a host "explore" with you so the viewers can get a true appreciation for the size and also quality of the subject matter.
You need to go through layouts this size, after you're well familiar with what you want to convey about it. A well PLANNED VIDEO gets you many more likes. You cannot create a 14 minute video this brief of a "HUGE" LAYOUT that would be better suited for at least an hour or more and expect all thumbs up, as you've no doubt discovered. I just viewed probably one of the most frustrating 14 minutes I have in decades. I don't need to see each detail, just some overviews of main areas and , like a few key scenes within each to feel the quality.
Luckily, I'm a modeller, so I already know if it's a club open to the public, I will plan to see it myself, soon.
Structure, structure, structure / plan, plan, plan, & your vids will yield way better comments and likes. You get thumbs up from me for the very Idea of sharing this layout, and the exterior shots, but yeah, work on the composition of the video like you would "a project". Your viewers will be wanting to save it, and watch it over, & over, and, I'll bet the club will be much happier too.
Good luck.
(I'm sure the re-do is better, but, I'll pass, thanks.) 🤔🦗🦗🦟🦟🦟🎢
Rating: 2 grasshoppers; jumping around unexpectedly and not knowing where I am on the layout; 3 mosquitos; getting irritated by not staying long enough on big areas of detail or a single thing- pulling away b4 identifing what i'm looking at. 1 Rollercoaster; what I just watched. Too fast to appreciate the size.
You have to slow down moving the camera around making everybody dizzy
Agreed. Try muting the video first time through and stop the video and advance it bit by bit on the segments you find were too fast. Then watch it at normal - or below normal - playback speed.
@@JeffCKeane get a life 🤣😂🤣😂
Absolutely incredible and "off the charts"! Members are truly artists, perfectionists, and all with great imaginations. HOWEVER, not to be a spoiled sport but with an enormous layout like this, where is a MAJOR yard? I saw a smaller one which I guess services ships but ..? -- Again, however, WOW !! Thank you!
AWESOME LAYOUT!!!!!!!
Awesome layout I always wanted to have one of those monster layouts in a underground room.
Wow!! This is absolutely amazing.
Awesome layout 😮 Plenty of details ! And I love these rocky landscapes 🤪
BEAUTIFUL LAYOUT
Its beautiful but its not the largest. Germany has that title with Mini Wunderland in Hamburg. 50,525ft of track, 73,195 sq ft of floor space and 16,038 sq ft of layout. I went there two months ago and its unreal. Trains are not the only thing that moves. Cars, trucks, buses, fire departments, and even people. Awesome layout the germans did.
Iam from Germany, it´s nice Layout but TwurkRR say the fakts. The RR in Hamburg ist incerdible hughe.
@@christianbenzinger770 yes. Miniature wonderland by far is the largest. by magnitudes.
AWESOME!!!!! Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work.
That was really nice, thanks for taking time to post that.
Very impressive !
Wow what a fantastic museum,
This is one huge model railroad layout
Wow beautiful amazing layout that must have taken over a year to build
The lay out must be the biggest,some of the video needs focusing and slower movements would help .
Agreed, terrible camera work
Large and impressive yes, but not the biggest one.
The largest HO scale model railroad is the "Minatur Wunderland" in Hamburg, Germany with 1499 square meters ~ 16,135 SQ FT.
It has 10 miles of track length!
very cool thank you for filming.
This is beyond imagination.....what a layout!
Such fantastic details, wow.
I do second Ricardo's opinion on the zooming during the video, but nevertheless I was flabbergasted by all the details so I enjoyed every minute of it ;-)
Thank you very much! I will be going back to get a better video, so stay tuned!
u all have a great xmass😗
A great layout been there in person
So desperately wanted to see this, but ended up with vertigo.
Modern art is a pathetic joke compared to this. This is true, masterful artwork.
Love the river with rapids
Wow! Last time I was there, it was in the basement of the CRRM
the most satisfying video😍. what a great miniature!!
great layout
Very nice video and fun to watch. Have a nice day.
The Kurt's Place Channel Thanks Kurt!
Fantastic!
Thanks this vid brings back fantastic memories
eyes of railfan: this is some real gourmet sh*t
this is so awesome im going to have to take my family here my daughter will love this
Great stuff!
Bad video, great Layout!
Imagine an ops session on this thing!
It SURE would've been such a treat to be a videographic "passenger" or "trainee" as a session progressed, SRM!! I have been with Tex-N in the dallas area and op'd on quite a few that were very challenging due to their larger sizes- even modual types at the OKC show!! It's like you ACTUALLY GO SOMEWHERE on the layout vs seeing your destination 3 feet away!
I must find out where this is!!! This will take me two days to see everything. My only complaint is you move the camera around way to fast and in no order. This is something that a real train enthusiast must video for everyone to understand and enjoy. Thanks for keeping the hobby alive and well.
It's in Greeley, Colorado.
I am marvelled times over at the layout but it's left to be seen in person to soak it all in properly
Thamk you for such a Beautiful work wahaal have done. True Western and Dream's. Lot's of Luck.....Dennis
i got blind by seeing this video ... appreciate the camera man for creating time lapse
layout was awesome to the core
Wonderful!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome!
What Im mostly fascinated about is how close they let you get to the trains
BEAUTIFUL LAYOUT. I live in Chicago IL how would I get out there.
MICHAEL GLASS Just drive west on I80 for 15 hours lol
If you do that you will miss by about 50 miles
Good music ending 🤘
Thank you!
Slow down with the Camera,can’t enjoy it
Wheres this at ??
I've been there and it is wonderful. Now --- to much movement - to much sooming and panning. Use a tripod (don't say they won't let you use one as I used one last summer). You got swept up in the reatness of this layout. Go back and redo this and don't let the grandness insult your talent with a video camera.
10-4, thanks for the feedback.
With that much detail, SLOW DOWN!! David is right.
Did Randy Marsh record this?
Enjoyed it, but really would have appreciated if the camera had stopped and focused on things. It almost makes you car-sick with the constant blurry motion jerking from here to there. But it's still nice for what DID come in focus.
2:30 it's me!
Ever hear of Wunder Land?
Really enjoyed it! There is alot of details and nice. Please slow down a bit so we can take it all in!! Other great vid!
I just recently became fascinated with these model trains. Do you know of any other things like this in the Denver area. I’d love to check them out. Great video. Thanks for sharing
Elena Evans Heck yeah!! Its an addiction! Check this place out in Greeley, I know there are a few cool places in denver. Check out caboose hobbies
Majic Town in Colorado Springs. NO trains but a larger scale layout of the gritty side of toen. Stunng details. Also check out the Manchester.Hampton train layout....
Where exactly in Greeley, I lived in Colorado for the past 29 years and never knew about this place
Wow !
Obviously never been go miniature wonderland!
Excellent: the magnificent layout. Congratulations! Annoying: jerky panning and zooming, often lack of correct focusing on details.
Nice static display - didn't see any trains running. At least at Northlands in NJ they have trains running.
When I came here I got a behind-the-scenes tour then you see all the trains in the back. Also when I went the 4014 model wasn't working😢
The trains that you are following look like a stop motion movie... update the camera. But the layout is dope!
It's a good camera, just bad editing
Too much camera movement, needs to be half.
Absolutely wonderful, superb layout. Breathtaking. ( But I'm dizzy from watching the video itself - the way it moves, pans quickly and zooms - makes it difficult to watch for any length of time, unfortunately )
Proof that you were there. Beyond that, not to much detail can be seen.
Wunderland in Hamburg, Germany displays a layout covering 1490 sq meters - 16038.23 square feet, with over 15.4 kilometers (50,400 feet) of track. You have a long way to go.
Tom Davidson thats huge! I'll have to check it out
sorry unwatchable as too much panning nd zooming
Very nice layout, but hard to get overall view or stable view of details because CAMERA MOVED AROUND TOO MUCH AND TOO FAST! Good news is there are thousands of GOOD TH-cam model railroad layout videos out there to learn from!
come to Westchester, Ohio. Entertrainment Junction.
here's a tip: try actually showing a few trains moving about. you know, the thing that people actually want to see in a video about model rail roads.
Maybe next time!
This place looks like it'll give Entertrainment Junction a run for its money.
That would be a crazy size layout if it was O gauge yeah buddy
Just some filming hits. If you are going to pan, pan in the direction the train is rolling and slow down any movement you make with camera. Work on this and you will produce some amazing if not, impressive videos.
Thank you!
Great, but the fast camera movement takes away from the overall quality. And I got motion sickness.
i LIKE the Whiz-bang., rapid fire pace of this Video 📹 a lot to cover ; even 14:00 minutes is TOO LONG ...
... for my 2¢
From what you can see its a beautiful layout. But too much movement with the camera.
I don't like the way they recorded they should take more time and let them appreciate the incredible work done
nice layout, bad camera work
Slow down i didn't waste my time watching after 2 minutes. You were scanning faster than your camera could focus. and were bouncing around so much you need to what more of other peoples videos that know how to take good video. there's even on line classes that can give you some good tips on being better at shooting video... I know I've been learning for about 10 years now. No one is ever perfect at it. We who care just keep learning and try to get better. and you only get better by being willing to take the time to learn how to be better at shooting videos... You DON'T get better just by doing it. You ONLY GET BETTER by LEARNING how to do it...
I here steam locomotives but you just keep ignoring the damn thing >:(
All the detail is lost here...Suggestion SLOW DOWN!!!!!!
Just gotta learn how to film a model railroading
Moved the camera too fast, made me so dizzy
I just getting dizzy :(
Wanted to watch, but the camera work stopped me cold.
Check out the other vid I took of this layout
you move the camera too fast and things are out of focus.
Power supply for trains pulsates too much
Can you move little more fast please
I’m just sitting here pissed off that you had a 5.0 badge on a chevelle in your intro.
It's a 5.0 swapped chevelle
May have been an awesome video of a awesome layout but the filming was horrible
I clearly have no choice but to hit the lottery, and out do this layout by at least 1,000 sq. ft.
very good but I believe the HAMBURG GERMANY IS MUCH LARGER
Thank you for sharing your footage. But the way you constantly zoom and pan and zip all round is very annoying. Have a look at how PILENTUM films, and maybe emulate some of that work.
Thanks for the feedback. I realized this as well when I was editing. It was super busy that day as it was a free day, and there were tons of people so I rushed to get the shots. I hope to go back soon and make a better, slower, more in depth video.
Fivepointohpwr A beautiful layout, probably the best I have ever seen but please do go back and shoot it again much slower in all respects (panning, zooming, etc.). Thank you.
Looks pritty sweet but is NOT THE BIGGEST. The 2nd biggest is in New Jersey and takes up all 5 storys of the building. Not sure where the biggest is but this aint it.
😙STOP moving your recorder. The trains move. The viewer doesn’t. Watch a competent moving picture recorder and absorb this elementary fact.
Not the biggest or longest. Not even top ten. Germany has the 1st at over 50 thousand sqf, there is one in Canada that is 15 thousand sqf, there is one that is over 12380 square feet in MINITAUR WUNDERLAND and 52,000-square-foot in Northlandz. This is actually not top 25.
Shelby 85 Damn, that's crazy!