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    Miniatur Wunderland *** official video *** largest model railway / railroad of the world

    Miniatur Wunderland

    3 HN recommenders · recommended in 3 months, 2017–2022

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    4:55 · 28M views · Nov 29, 2011

    The official tour video of Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg, the world's largest model railway. It shows the 1,300 square meter layout with trains, aircraft, cars and ships moving around.

    HN recommends it as an absorbing look at the most elaborate model railroad ever built.

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    3 comments from Hacker News

    1. @netsharcFeb 2022· in “Simutrans – Transport Simulator”

      Here's your productivity black hole of the day: this video Although the exciting software is to remotely control the cars, written in Delphi, but they haven't published these (understandably). They're even working on an F1 race with cars that will decide to overtake themselves: [LINK] (subtitles available), he said, 16 core CPU, well, there you go, 16 car brains!

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    2. @jfimMay 2018· in “Tiny Trains: Neat Narrow-Gauge Rail Connects German Island to Mainland”

      Coincidentally, Germany also has the world's largest model train exhibit, which even has a fully functional airport (with functional departure board, of course) and a full day/night cycle. You can watch a short tour of it at this video

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    3. @AnimatsFeb 2017· in “Victorian Era Drones: How Model Trains Transformed from Cutting-Edge to Quaint”

      "Model Railroading is Fun". Said so on the cover of every issue of Model Railroader magazine for decades. They're trying too hard. Check out Minatur Wunderland, the most elaborate model railroad in the world.[1] [1] this video

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