@@jimwalker-vl3nx that’s very kind of you James. Thanks ☺️ It is all filmed on a GoPro hero 8. Nothing more complicated. I use it on a an extendable pole. That helps to give extra reach and manoeuvrability. It also helps to stabilise the movements a little. A lose grip is better than a tight grip on the pole, you will get less shaking that way. The camera has built in picture stabilising which I have turned on. The shots on the train itself, I simply detach the pole and place the camera on any surface I dare rest it on 😂. You can use a little double sided tape to help hold it in place. I hope that helps and gives you the info you were after 👍

@@HawkerFury Thank you thats great,

Same, even thought this place is amazingly crafted, I don’t really think it should be the ‘best tourist location’ in all of Germany. But then again, it’s really just personal taste, so I guess many people would like it. To be fair, it’s a fresh breath of air compared other countries with similar landscapes.

There were plenty to choose from. A good incentive to not fall in 😂

@@Paul0088 just like watching David Attenborough 😂

@@James-the-idiot definitely the 2 biggest limiting factors 😂. Lots of people have tracks you can use though. I personally don’t have a track. It does require some saving to get into though 😩. On the up side they hold their value so there is a good chance you get your money back on resale 👍

Cool, then I just need money for a locomotive and fuel.

@@Paul0088 cheers dude 👍

@@jmanhuntley cheers dude. It was good 😊

@@danhilts3069 they follow magnetic strips laid into the road like tracks. Each vehicle has its own power source and is computer controlled. They navigate back to charging bays behind the scenes when they are low on power. It’s incredible.

@HawkerFury thank you, where is this layout located?

@@danhilts3069 it in the lovely city of Hamburg in Germany. Hamburg is a lovely city to visit in its own right. Miniature Wunderland can easily take a full day to look around if you are interested enough.

@@keithshergold9257 hi. If you search Facebook for the “16mmngm Association Group” you will find all of my build info. Search my name Ben Brown within the group to find my build posts.

@@grahamnichols1416 most certainly a top day out 👍👍. Perhaps even 2 days 😂

@@Wibble-zv3cs thanks. These are all gauge 1 model co wagons. Sadly you have to scoop them up second hand these days. I combined mine with the host of the GTG hence we had so many. I think Tenmille do some nice kits but not sure if they are available in 1/32 scale yet which is what mine are. Most of their stuff is 10mm scale. I would suggest asking on a forum or the gauge 1 Facebook group as others will have more ideas of kits.

@@HawkerFury thanks for the reply.✌️

@@kalpeshwani8520 and to have such a large number of areas with such detail is so impressive

Cheers. Check the link in this video for the full length version. ☺️

Thanks Rob 👍

It was great. Thanks 🙏

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No, they all stayed in one piece thankfully 😬🚂

Thanks so much 🙏.

@@HawkerFury you‘re very welcome!

And most enjoyable 😊

Hi Alex, thanks so much. It was a great day out for sure and great to meet you also 👍👍

Cheers Rob 👍

Always first 🤣😂

@@HawkerFury The old railway men are having a nap 🤣

@@Paul0088 it was a long day 😁

How lovely of you to say. Thanks so much

@@HawkerFury you are most welcome 👍🏻

I know right …….. Was just so it came up in a search either way………

I’m impressed you got far enough through the video to see it 😂😂

@@HawkerFury 😂😂😂

It was a top day for sure 👍

Can’t argue with that 😏

What a lovely comment. Your more than welcome 👍👍

Cheers dude 🙏

Thanks so much ☺️

Cheers Paul 😊

Shakalaaaa

Thank you! Cheers!