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Merry Christmas! Friedrichshafen, Germany, on the shore of Lake Konstanz (Bodensee). Thanks for watching.

Those long barrel rifles were Anti-tank guns. They became obsolete as tank armor became thicker.

I just handled the estate of my late uncle who was in Germany during and after WWII and played a big part in the Berlin Air Lift. He had the exact same wine bar in his house Thanks for posting.

Mericanos from the tribe of the chosen ones........! We love it here when you people eff up our country n making fun comments afterwards about our attempts to find our feets again but as slaves to your economy! Funnyfunny........midlefingerpresented

Awesome videos. Been watching all morning. New subscriber. Thank you

Wow such a beautiful place!

Ah je reconnais ça, c'est la ligne Maginot ...

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We call them DIARAMAS

So pretty! So many beautiful things! Loved the moose! 🙂

Preciosas maquetas.

10:15 the 54 Porsche is worth more than the whole museum

I had a zundapp like 6:06

10:20 I had no idea what this was for, a competition with two lanes at 90 degree angles... until I realized, that's exactly what it is, it's a mechanical traffic light.... that predated the Green Yellow Red ones we use today. You don't need a yellow because the dial tells you exactly how much time you have left. Then the next slide of modern traffic lights at 10:42 confirmed it. I've seen a lot of these microcars in person, at the Bruce Weiner Microcar Museum (now closed permanently).

I actually have a JLO engine... in America.. that probably came off a rototiller, and was going to be used as an ultralight aircraft engine, but is too heavy for that purpose.

Wo ist das museum?

2:15 back in 1920s, impressive!

Very nice Danke mein Herr !

Dieses Museum war mir nicht bekannt. Danke fürs Zeichen. 👍👍

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i hate coo coo clocks 😂

Clockmaking has a long heritage in Bavaria; toymaking too. The craftsmen would work on them all winter and take them to market in the spring, hence the clock-covered man in the display at 0:47.

Dude,...your wife is so patient,....too much cool stuff to focus on a comment about any one thing,...

I love the backwards trike. Now we know red necks are global!!

Cool. Thank you

5:32 omw hub engine bike

If I'm right that guy you thought was a clock salesman what actually walk around town what different clocks on him from different time zones so people would know what time it is

very cool museum - narrators could use some history lessons.

Thank you for sharing that. I have never seen alot of that stuff and probably wont be able to travel to see it first hand. Thanks .

8:30/20:59 M422 Mighty Mite

I love miniature trains

These American generation Z kids have no idea of historical heritage, keep on disturbing the image with their heads, especially that annoying girl, and just giggling and grousing and dancing images that seem to be made by a drunk.

You found a junkyard in a building !😂

Thanks for the tour, very enjoyable and I love those little cars. The one with fins and the sliding top I have never seen before.

Stop talking you make yourself look like a bigger idiot then you already are !!

windscreen wiper handle Ha, it's for the headlight ! Love your slow pan technique, we can see things, thanks

A great tour of a museum I'll probably never get to see. Thanks from Australia

Super rad video. Def now on my bucketlist!!!!

Cool video! The location of the museum seems quite obscure to me... Maybe in a smaller city? Also yes. During the war and even after a lot of cars/trucks were converted to Wood/Coal power.

Why is this museum somehow creepy? Maybe just the nature of clocks? I can't explain it

What is the story about the crashed car? Why is it significant?

In the first minute, to the right of the locomotive, is a WWII Schwimmwagen, an amphibious scout car made by Volkswagen AG....

That "70s Clock" looks like the clock in the dash of a car.

All the BMW motorcycles were flat 2cylinder engines first 70 years or so.

What an amazing place great find

Try visiting the mousetrap and toilet museum, very interesting and fun.

I could spend a week there!!

We visited the museum a few months ago and we were also amazed at the size and variety of the collection. Just around the corner is another car museum (Autosammlung Steim) housing a lot of cars from the Jungans clockmaking family. There is also the Jungans clock museum on the outskirts of Schramberg which is also worth a visit.

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