Over 3000 Toy Construction Models | Europe Vlog 4

[@AaronWitt]

What’s the most expensive scale model you’ve seen or heard about?

[@Firefighter343]

A couple thousand dollar model crane is the most expensive model I have seen and heard about

[@jakeadair8292]

Classic Construction Models

[@danylenunes3983]

The mamoet coke drum set

[@Jdigger4130]

My most expensive is the Reuhl Cedar Rapids pit master from 1952. I have the whole set n it’s about 4 grand but there’s brass that goes fer 15k

[@aluminium3574]

Hans Jürgen wessels modelbau

[@iamthepeterman54]

That’s amazing! Way to preserve a companies history

[@jelinektreeservice]

Best video yet! Their level of organization and attention to detail is impressive.

[@jasonwilber673]

I have worked for a lot a large companies in America like Kiewit, etc.. But that company BLOWS america away! Plus a museum AND cafeteria! WHAT! So you draw in kids, (the future of the industry) and educate! Wow! Truly impressive on another scale!

[@Nick-vs5wl]

The place I grew up in Germany has a museum dedicated to deep shaft mining including a large underground area built out to look like the inside of a coal mine and fully filled with ridiculously cool equipment and machinery. Huge hydraulic chocs, shearers, cutters, drills, armored conveyors, narrow gauge mine carts, monorails, a small TBM, bucket loaders, drilling and blasting trucks and lots more. They also used to have a big hall below the main museum building filled with lots of tracked and wheeled machinery crammed into it which was an absolute dream for 5 year old me. No one would stop you from climbing in the cabs, jumping around the buckets and pulling at the levers

[@RELAVI]

Whats the name of that museum, and where it is exactly? Many thanks

[@Nick-vs5wl]

@@RELAVI Deutsches Bergbaumuseum in Bochum

[@graham2631]

That's a level of commitment to your profession that is above and beyond.

[@lagunabay51]

I can imagine a kid walking through the museum and wanting these small scale machines. It's one of the best videos yet. Continue entertaining us. "happy birthday" Aaron. wink.

[@adamheard9997]

I love the videos Aaron! Eberhard's use of branding is very catchy, it kind of makes me wonder why we don't see branding similar to it in the U.S.....?

[@peon9282]

Too expensive probably

[@seanangermeier3266]

A few companies are actually pretty good at it. Kokosing had exclusively orange equipment for years as it’s trademark. Still, they’re the exception, not the norm.

[@dangandiecast]

So jealous you got to go to that museum! its such a fantastic place

[@jakemoritz3102]

I would be on cloud 9 what a bitchin experience! I can’t wait for more Euro content, and having lived in Germany for a bit it’s bringing back great memories 🔥

[@diddlethepoodle4812]

Aww man. Id go nuts checking out all them models. As a kid you would've had to get me out of there with dynamite.

[@rp1645]

Thank you for museum tour. WOW what a show piece. The play toy ( VOLVO) was it ( CASE) control's. That would be a place I want to visit. Great job.

[@glenngosline3303]

I see in your video also Shay Stustman was there as well. First class man there.

[@austint7533]

You wouldn’t have been able to get me to leave that museum

[@mymisty7]

There's a retailer here in the states; (Berea, Ohio) that sells a lot of those models. Many different scales.

[@burtbrooks7731]

I would’ve been thrown out for trying to play with all the toys👍👍 that is amazing all the toys in the floor thanks for the tour man

[@lesflynn4455]

This was unbelievable to watch. Now that's a company with their shit sorted right from top to bottom. I've never seen anything like it. To be that successful and integrated into the Capital city, Eberhard MUST have an excellent reputation and long standing relationship with the Government. I expect it's well deserved. Chapeaux to Eberhard.

[@Rocco-ib9bd]

Very, very impressive!

[@jimhanifer1177]

That was an awesome video unbelievable amount of stuff they have very cool

[@chicomanisco]

Amazing video 📸 Europe construction and excavation details 🤠😉🦾👌 Thanks

[@lucajung9518]

I think more people from the US should visit Europe in general, and like you guys did, see what the Building Industry has to offer. You will get a good impression of why many guys who work construction in EU wonder about how stupid some American ways to do stuff are. One example, which you already mentioned, is having Oilquick or something similar on almost all machines from 10 tons up (and often changing attachments), which in America isnt common at all…

[@robertandreoli9764]

That museum was awesome

[@diddlethepoodle4812]

Banana boy is gona be your nickname if you keep enjoying those in every vid. 😂

[@notreallyjuicyjohn3214]

True

[@2626stephen]

And i thought i had a few models. Eberhard must be a big company

[@kawi4life88]

How does the loaderless yard/self loading trucks work??

[@ericluba6287]

Wow amazing

[@anthonyalbillar-montez5946]

9:19 you look so cute sitting with the bulldozer behind you.

[@THEWRENCH343]

Cat needs a place like this!

[@grandadcrypto]

didn’t go into cab with camera?

[@glenngosline3303]

Classic Construction Models Double D9H with Balderson blade 1/24th scale all brass. Total made 25.

[@glenngosline3303]

9995.00 Dollars

[@jamesmcmahon7091]

MASS EXCAVATION

[@كمالالزياني-ت1ب]

👌👍

[@lukebollinger5630]

Swiss quality

[@Jdigger4130]

It’s funny I live in Cali n friend w some large owners n they’d laugh at the buckets n ideas of Europe. Our soil would send their “thinking” home early… swear there no granite in all of Europe… all those pins would be wallered! Great that you travel n see this stuff dude! My friends tease me for being a fellow machinery poindexter! Great content

[@baptistlion4060]

The grey filter gets anoying

[@grandadcrypto]

if you are pointing and talking without showing what your pointing at your doing it badly.

[@Bennycycles]

And this is why men never grow up and are toys only get bigger

[@AaronWitt]

exactly