KNUFFINGEN AIRPORT Worlds Biggest Miniature Airport - REACTION - Sooooooooo Realistic!!
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- KNUFFINGEN AIRPORT Worlds Biggest Miniature Airport - REACTION - Sooooooooo Realistic!!
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You are so sweet! ♥ We love your videos so much!! 😁
Eines fehlt noch ... Landung mit Seitenwind ... "crab landing" ... (und andere "schlechte Bedingungen").
Eine Nebelmaschine könnte bei Start/Landung interessante Wirbel zeigen.
I tell you man, I f**ng can't wait. We will visit the Miniatur Wunderland in 7 weeks from now, 2 days are planned just for that. This is gonna be awesome!
It really will be, have fun!
Hello from Hamburg Germany 🙋🏼♀️😊... I must say sorry... Because, two Days would never ever be enough for watch all the cool Details and Actions🙈😂😁 have a good Time in the best German City ever☺️🤩👍🏼
I can“t wait to see your „live“-reaction in the MiWuLa! 👍🏼🤘🏼😎
Have fun!
@@MelliundSpikeThat is true. But as a Pinneberger i have to say, that it is a good start to get addicted to. 😉
@@Caelestan Pinneberg? Moin aus Norderstedt 😅👍🏼
Hi d, you may know, there will be a movie out at March 7th in German movie theaters. I hope they put it into YT later on. The story is about the brothers Frederik and Gerrit Braun. In the movie they will also explore their Miniature Land as little figures. I guess, for you, it might be a "must see" hopefully there is a version in English coming out too.
Keep being interested and having fun.
Elmar from Germany (EfG)
I think there are so many different airlines, that every visitor from every country of the world feeling well, if they see a airline from his country. Greetings from Germany. 😊
"Gerrits Diary" is a mini series from the Wunderland itself how they build and engeneer things.
The very first episode begins with the Airport 14 years ago....
th-cam.com/video/bUqMbtMcECE/w-d-xo.html
Episode 1-27 is from the starts to the opening of the Airport.
13:20
Months?
If I remember correctly, it was 6 years to build the airport. From the idea to the development of the systems, the programming of the software to the construction, the decorations to the opening.
The airport is modeled on Hamburg Airport.
The best thing is, the wunderland crew knows Mr. D's channel and are watching.😊
You have to watch the lights inside the runways. They are showing the way, the plane has to go, with green lights, and stop areas with red lights. Absolute amazing. There are also some Videos from behind the scenes, if you are interrested
Sorry for my bad english and greetings from germany
I can't wait for the Formula 1 race to be finished. Seeing an actual race with all its intricacies in a miniature form will be crazy.
In response to your question, 4,000,000 euros were invested in the realization of this dream by our technicians, which lasted almost six years.
Knuffingen Airport = cuddly or cute or adorable from word knuffig😄
knuffig = cuddly
I've been to Minitaure Wunderland, it's incredible to see in person. But it's VERY crowded and you have to push and shove through a sea of people just to see anything. Aside from that, it's 100% worth it to see it in person.
On their official channel @MiniaturWunderlandOfficial, they document basically every step since the beginning some twenty years ago. The videos are mostly in German, but there are English subtitles for most of them.
Some video suggestions:
During Covid, they rebuilt the Start/Landing mechanism: th-cam.com/video/zo4TFYG5IIA/w-d-xo.html
A video from when they originally built the airport: th-cam.com/video/kN_qzNrK6co/w-d-xo.html
And something else that shows how great they are: each January, they offer free entry for anybody who cannot afford a visit to the Wunderland: th-cam.com/video/3XaLVpdW7DQ/w-d-xo.html
I might be wrong, but my impression is, that you like the airport 😂 Take care and best wishes from Germany.
There are subtle hints here and there, I agree 😁
The real Airport in Hamburg gave them tons of info and plans of the buildings. The Fire brigade in their Quarter (SPEICHERSTADT) works closely with the MiWuLa. Now the Fire Fighters have to by a real Electric Fire Truck.😁🤣😇
❤ WOW ❤ .... Unbelievable... Fantastic
WoW !! Oh My Word !! 😮😊🇩🇪❤🇬🇧🖖
Great to see You respecting what work is needed to build and maintain something like that ,Hope You can come to see it , Hamburg is a great City 🤔👍👊
D, there are now around 400 employees at the MiWuLa and everybody from the lowest of ranks to the highest can come, and does so, to Gerrit or Frederik and share a new idea. Gerrit and Frederik HATE to be called boss. They see all their employees as family. As they said, "If you trie out and it does not work. At least we had tried it." Over time, many of their "crazy" ideas were transformed into reality.
EfG
sadly it missed the Millenium Falcon and the Space Shuttle
When I visited the Wunderland, I once took the time to watch one and the same airplane from landing to starting again - it took about three quarters of an hour. That means they have to have enough starting and landing planes to fill that time gap.
"Impossible" is a word they don't know!
27:00 - that's called single engine taxiing (SET), it saves fuel.
The homepage says 250 arrivals and departures a day with a fleet of 47 planes.
Wellcome to the Miniatur Wunderland fan club. just keep in mind. Knuffingen Airport is only a tiny fraction of the whole thing.
Another fact about the runway: The slit of the rods who raise the plains is in reality closed by spring loaded segments and is opened by the rods when they are moving,
There is a mechanism below the runway that locates the plane, once it has reached the takeoff position. Then the two bars hook up into the plane from below. You need two bars to be able to properly imitate the incline upon takeoff or landing. The hardest part for them was developing a snap/door system, that closes the slit on the runway before and behind the plane, but opens up when the plane passes without rattling or having the plane wobble too much. Just crazy!
The development of the airport took them several years. Currently they are trying to build the formula one racing track of Monaco, but the cars should move freely and not on defined tracks. The problem was that no manufacturer was able to fabricate the circuit boards they needed, so they had to find a supplier that was willing to develop the needed technology with them! They are currently testing and it works 98% of the time - but that is not good enough for them for the daily exhibition!
03:07 This display is also a normal large monitor near the airport (approx. 55 "?). Here you can see which planes arrive and take off when.
Especially since there are also a few special ones like the Milenium falcon or the bumblebee.
So you can wait for them.
Soon there will be a movie , I think it's in German, but probably also with English subtitles about the miniature land.
The name is WUNDERLAND and will be in cinemas here in Germany from March 7th
Look for some of the longer videos also showing the airport by night .. it gets even more impressive then!
The Miniatur Wunderland is also partly interactive. you can trigger events at the push of a button. There are also lots of Easter Eggs to find (including secret ones).
Example: At the push of a button, a parking space moves up and reveals a secret vehicle (e.g. the Batmobile) underneath.
After a short time, the parking lot returns to its original position. If you press the button again, the parking lot goes up again, but this time even higher, revealing the Batmobile and another familiar vehicle underneath.
This works several times and shows more and more well-known, hidden vehicles. So feel free to test things several times (press buttons).
You can also spot characters from movies in some scenarios. There are Ewoks from Star Wars in a forest. Somewhere you'll find Iron Man with his chest glowing.
But also other fun things. Press a button and a carnivorous plant extends its head and attempts to eat a gardener. Looks very funny. Two days are not enough to really see everything. But it's definitely worth it! Have fun everyone who goes to see Wonderland.
I love the indicator lights flashing on the cars and the lights flashing on the road on the runway and taxi area!
It took them six years to get the airport done like it is now.
just having reached time index 12:32 of this video (wich was new to me) I need to give greatest respect
to the 2 brothers that invented and constructed all this.
They must have spent millions and the staff keeping it all working I think it's more than 100 people.
Lights, sound effects, electric & magnetic parts / lines / hoses, . . .
Imagine to get or built all the planes appearing here in the exactly same size 1:87 !
Somewhere also will be shown Han Solo's Millennium Falcon taking off (in a differnt video).
All that must fit perfectly together and they must have been working on it for DECADES !
T.O.P. ! ! !
👍🥰👍
Engineers discovered a while back. that those upturned wings ensured more stability to the plane and the wings itself. The older planes do not have that. You know vibrations of the material is NOT secure.
Actually, the winglets have little to do with wing stability. They minimize wake turbulence at the tip of the wing, hence reducing drag. It makes the plane use less fuel.
@@Tiisiphone Thanks, goof to learn more.
i was born and live in hamburg and i was 3 times in miniatur wunderland. i can say. Minuatur Wonderland is absolutly AWESOME all what you see.
Gerrit used to call his wife by her nickname „Knuff“. She complained that he was wasting too much time on the Wonderland. He answered that he can’t help. But as a little comfort they created the fictional town of Knuffingen, including Knuffingen airport.
I can understand your fascination. I was in Hamburg for a sightseeing weekend but I spent a whole day in Wunderland..lol.
I haven't seen everything yet; At some point it was too much and I had to leave.
At 19:15 is the so called Bummel
The planes are made by the Miniatur Wunderland. Don't know about the new, 3D-printed ones, but the old ones cost 400 to 1000 euros without the technical parts installed. A complete plane costs between 3200 and more than 10000 euros. Sometimes even the same paint is used as for the real aircraft.
and some apparently are painted by the factories where the real ones are ...
Yeah! I will be there in 3 days. I'm really excited. ❤
35:28 These are so-called winglets that have been fitted to newer passenger aircraft models in the last decades. The idea behind the winglet is to reduce the strength of the tip vortex and therefore cause the flow across the wing to be more two-dimensional. The intended effect is to reduce an aircraft's drag and improve lift without greatly increasing the wingspan and in turn save on fuel. In some cases these winglets also improve the overall handling of an aircraft in flight and lessen the effect of wake vortices for following aircraft.
Which means it's a "cheap" way to reduce fuel use, certainly cheaper than improving the engines.
@@walkir2662To reduce fuel consumption everything is considered. It is always a cost-benefit analysis.
@Reactions by D you know ther is a 1 hour TH-cam video from the Miniatue Wunderland were the had a minicamera put on a train and is running the througth the Wunderland.
And the best part it is 360 dergee, so you can look around with the computer mouse.
ahhhh that must look amazing
Amazing video. But sad that they didn`t show the millenium falcon landing. It is different to the planes. But they showed the giant bee :)
The Falcon is available in several #shorts, eg th-cam.com/users/shortsNH8IHykB2yo (starting sequence) and --another that i can't find--
edit: found the other one (and there might be more) : th-cam.com/users/shortsU4ZFlm88xgk ("Flug, Landung und erneutes Abheben" = flight, landing and starting again)
MIWULA should be a "GASTON HONOR TOUR ", with all the little hidden jokes and hidden surprises that are all over the "WORLD"!!!! for example the bridge pisser, the water corpse, the porn shoot, etc. This tour alone would attract thousands on YT and IRL
The "bee" at the airport is still harmless, the " Falcon " or the various UFOs and the emergency landing of the Shuttle in connection with a marked "trail" from the music locomotive that is recognized in the Guinness Record Book
The Concordwas a french / english plane Which can reCach more then Mach2. It does 2400km/h
The development of the Knuffingen Airport took about 6 years from start to version 1.0
Four months ago I went to Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg with my daughter and grandson. It's simply unbelievable what was built there.
Some more modern planes have „wingtips“. They are supposed to reduce turbulences at the wingtip that cause drag and cost fuel. It‘s the same principle, why feathers of flying eagles bend upwards at the tip of their wings to reduce turbulences caused by the wingtips.
The planes are powered by batteries. That‘s why the have to take off and „fly back“ to a loading station behind the scenes. The planes follow magnetic lines hidden in the tarmac (just like the cars).
You should edit an _unbelievable counter_ into that video 😆
Making this airport took six years and about 3.5 to 4 million euros. Half of the money was used for the runway.
I love flying machines, airplanes and rockets both. Thanks for uploading this, I could watch this amazing mini-airport for days straight! The engineering and computer systems behind this are nothing short of mind blowing. Unreal!
Aeroflot is the main russian airline. Eurowings, Condor and Germanwings are german domestic flights companies.
The Planes move in their own Power, no external feeding. At least on the Runfeeld. On the Runway the are moved by an
Pulleysystem under the Tabel. The "Box" you have seen is an little Magnet, which follows an magnetic track (in the Table).
For the Sound... they uses an Sound-Positioning System, similar to this in Movie-Theaters.
Concorde: France and the UK signed a treaty establishing the development project
Hi D, You missed the Millenium Falcon from Star Wars.
and Chewbacca asking for take off
😄
2 DAYS are not enough? 🤣🤣🤣 2 CENTURIES wouldn't be enough!!!
The Airport is only a part of the Miniatur Wunderland. I visit it 3 Days ago. You will love it.
The winglets or sharklets reduce air drag at low speeds and more stability for yaw and more agility with roll.
Disadvantage is more air drag at high speeds.
I guess the companies will decide on how much the plan is flying high and low speeds to decide if they use a plane with or without winglets for a flight route.
Formular 1, Monaco Racetrack is new. They still fighting with errors.
orbis is a flying Hospital
You missed the Millinium Falcon!
Take a look on the Formula 1 Track in Monaco - Still in Progress but VERY nice! 😉
I don't think you saw it in this video but they have a flyby with the Millenium Falcon in there too.
I was there and saw the Millenium Falcon. He was standing in the park area and when his departure was shown on the board (to Tatooin), he went to the runway and took off. So not just a flyby like the bee.
The departure/arrival board really works and the times match the departures/arrivals of the planes. very impressive.
Miwula Formula 1 in Gerrits Tagebuch #92
There is the Hamburg concert hall that opens up, and you can see the concert inside. There's an earthquake in the Italian part, and you can see 2 people shagging inside the house... Even a lover who escapes naked while the husband of his gf comes home early, and the porn film set... Lots of little details like this, a crime scene with a dead body in the water and the CSI people around it, etc. They keep adding new stuff as well. The airport took 6 years to develop and create, it opened in 2011.
You have to check out their Easter eggs
There are model kits for many cars, planes, houses, but sometimes they have to make them up themselves.
I can't get it, the adverts on the little screens are changing.
of course LOL!
If the scale for the cars are 1:87 then for the planes must be a little more like 1:100 at least !!
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New video from Wunderland:
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I wonder if there’s a magnetic set under what you see to make things move?
No. All vehicles (cars or planes) move by themself, with the only obvious exception of flying planes.
Vehicles have an electric motor and a battery with them. They constantly check their batteries and if they run low, the vehicle autonomously drives to a charging station, where it gets charged.
There are wires in the streets or the tarmac. With the planes it is quite visible, there is a lever on the nose wheel, which has a small magnet at the end. The magnet follows the wire and directs the vehicle in this way.
There are also switches (turnouts) in the streets but I have forgotten how this works. Same goes with the communication with the central computer who orchestrates and monitors all the action - I forgot, but I think it somehow works with the underground wires too.
Ich glaube es hat über 6 Jahre gedauert den Flughafen zu bauen
KLM ist an Airline of the Netherlands.
the most of the fix modells can be bougt i ussed to sell those its all a model train scale there so youu get the stuff but the buildings the setup and the controll is a hell of a achivement
there are documentrys about the maintanance of the wonderland
React to love runs out forestella please ❤
KNUFFINGEN AIRPORT [by NIGHT] Worlds Biggest Miniature Airport MINIATUR WUNDERLAND HAMBURG
It took them 6 years to build the airport.And the idea of unloading luggage... please don't say such thoughts... Because now they will really try to make this happen - even if it will take another 6 years...😉
German musician Samy Deluxe has filmed an entire music video in Miniatur Wunderland, with himself appearing as a character in the wonderland. It's not necessarily my favorite music, but hey, it's Miniatur Wunderland! 😂
th-cam.com/video/8IYTxTeMzA0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=UhfOud5AZWKm3QhI
Reaction putry Ariani (cover) deserd rose...?
Another, may intresting modellrailroad design might be the Hans-Peter Porsche (a son of the real Porsche!) Modellrailroad. He's a toycollector and presents his collection in newly built privat museum TraumWerk. Here on YT exists an over 1 hour cabview ride through his alpine modell rr design: th-cam.com/video/IiVs-91LYJg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HlbQH6Q-yFnPIsa3
Its not wunderland but also breathtaking...
This is now the Rammstein-Wo bist du reaction
PS. This song is great!
I'm halfway through and there is one little detail they got wrong that I didn't even realise when I was there: The position lights on the planes are the wrong color. The left wingtip should have a red and the right wingtip a green light. But that is complaining on a very, very high level. It is impressive what these folks are doing. I would love to work there, but with my visual impairment I would be pretty useless with those small models. ;-)
What they also did wrong is the way the planes are pushed from the parking positions. The push truck will position the plane so it does not have to make a nearly 180°+ turn on its own engines. That costs too much fuel and the turning radius would cause a lot of thrust to be needed. That in turn would throw some things behind the plane across the airfield.
Your audio reduction did not work. It was still too loud unfortunately. I could barely hear you. Could you try puling the TH-cam volume knob to the left instead next time? Because if you only turn down your own headphones, then for us the volume stays the same. But if you do it with the volume knob of TH-cam, it's for you and for us at the same time.
Cek train miniature to
If you want the "miniature wonderland" in your house, then it has to be very, very big!!
It is the largest model railway in the world and more than four hundred technicians/model makers work there.
There are several million visitors there every year...
Jürgen Grove
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All modern planes have fins at their wingtips because of the cost efficiency regarding fuel usage. Same goes für just one engine spinning. They use only as much engines as necessary while taxiing to save precious fuel. Come down to company policy. 🥸