A visit to PENDON Model Railway 01/06/16

[@onaocn]

Qui ho goduto del Parnaso del modellismo! Gli autori, artisti e artigiani hanno costruito con sagacia e precisione davvero rari sin dagli anni 50, un vero spaccato di storia locale in continua evoluzione, in cui la ferrovia emerge ben costruita. Magnifici gli edifici, i percorsi della ferrovia con tutte le loro infrastrutture e il materiale rotabile, anch'esso di notevole fattura. Complimenti vivissimi a tutti.

[@phil36310]

This is one of the best ever 'Time Machine' into a long gone peaceful world but of hard labor. Great inspiring modeling with tremendous care for detail and impressive realism as a result. Thanks for sharing. Nice camera work !

[@TheOriginalBadger]

The Colorado Model Railroad Museum has held the top spot on my list of most incredibly detailed realistic scenery layouts for a long time. I think there is a new layout at the top of my list now. This scenery is just.....WOW! Jaw droppingly incredible scenery! The attention to detail is (I'm running out of superlatives) ....divine!!! Kudos to the creators of this fantastic layout!

[@formidable38]

The first time I saw this layout must have been over 30 years ago and even now it still takes the breath away!

[@tomlawton7087]

I was amazed to find out that the half-wooden trellis is prototypical in the U.K.; Brunel made a number of them for the GWR. The large stone viaducts are amazing, and even the giant is so realistic! Lol! Seriously, it is good to see the trains running so frequently; even the wonderful scenic modelling wow risk lacking a certain something with no train activity. But you can see that the trains are somewhat peripheral to the scenery, which is great for the historical modelling. I look forward to visiting Pendon soon.

[@Plof005]

I have seen many beautiful model railways on KZbin, but this one... it's definitely in a league of its own. Magnificent!

[@SammyBFilms]

I can't believe I still haven't been here. But I will one day that's for sure! :-)

[@mrmrlee]

All the scenery is amazing, particularly the thatched homes are incredible!

[@terrymcnabb5949]

A magnificent display. Superb modeling. Great cinematography as well. Thank you.

[@scamper2able]

Nothing short of superb in every detail.

[@pablojosecardenaspalomino7184]

Amazing! So beautiful. Greetings from Bogotá, Colombia.

[@davidgregory1668]

I visited Pendon last year while in the UK,Amazing,I could have spent hours looking.well worth a visit.David from NZ

[@giovannimarchi4502]

best scenery and buildings ever seen!!!

[@davestrains]

Great video !! the scenery and buildings are unbelievable. cheers dave

[@westwruxshire5042]

Those cottages are irresistible. You just want to reach out and touch them!

[@TONYNORTHEASTERN]

Great place to visit went there many years ago. looks like there's not a lot of changes.thanks for sharing....................................................tony

[@daviemaclean61]

Great video and inspirational layout. I very nearly went American HO after a visit to a similar museum/layout in San Diego - if only we had the room in our pokey little British houses! ;-)

[@Jiskpirate]

How bout the basement?

[@giovannimarchi4502]

a true piece of ART!!!

[@howarth004]

Well worth the visit , great layout they have built there ..dAve

[@GregPalmer1000]

wow great video, excellent layout

[@pencils1951]

I wonder how many of the loco's still running were built by Guy Williams? A model builder of great standing. I knew Mike Sharman, but I never met Guy. I remember the days of P4 and S4 that did get rather acidic, all over .83 of a millimetre. It seems a lifetime away now, but the 1980s was a time of revival in model railways, with exhibitions and stalls offering a wonderful array of tools, brass etched models, a veritable garden shed industry that sadly is a thing of the past.

[@alangildersleve2185]

This has always been a favourite of mine, but I was disappointed to see numerous trains passing semaphore signals at Danger!

[@angrya4pacific738]

Is somebody Filming that was hilarious but don't get me wrong The scenery was breathtaking

[@james_treins4630]

for some reason i keep asking in my head, 'why don't the locos have smoke units?'

[@nigelmitchell351]

I would like to see a trip from a camera mounted on a loco!

[@SeatedViper]

You did a video in there? Last I knew, all forms of photography were banned!

[@BrockwellLanemodelrailway]

They must have changed their minds on that rule.

[@BrockwellLanemodelrailway]

I was stood right next to the guy running the trains and talking to him between shots. No signs saying not to film.

[@SeatedViper]

Wonderful news! I must venture up there again.

[@suffolkpompey]

Who on earth was the 1 person who clicked thumbs down !!

[@BrockwellLanemodelrailway]

Must have offended someone.

[@vlogthatrain3152]

mike peters a LNER fan??

[@4by4squared88]

Why in the hell do you film when there are people talking in the background. I mean couldn’t you find a time better then that. Come on.

[@pa5287]

nice but too much green

[@daveday5507]

Totally spoiled by the voice of God in the background.

[@colblimp]

Is this layout behind glass? How pretentious.

[@Jiskpirate]

kids. Need I say more?