The Building & Contruction of a Massive Märklin Dream Layout Part II Complete
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2015
- REYNAULDS.COM presents an amazing video on the new Hans Peter Porsche Marklin Super Layout.
In Anger-Aufham Bavaria just before the Austrian border near Salzburg, Hans-Peter Porsche an avid collector of toys decided to build a 250 thousand square foot museum to house his amazing toy collection. Hans-Peter Porsche is the grandson of Ferdinand Porsche the founder of Porsche Automobile Company. The museum will open in June of 2015, he will call it “Dream Werks”. Museum will feature his extensive collection of model trains, tin toys, stuffed animals, cars, planes and boat models. The museum will also feature one of the largest Marklin layouts in Germany, this fantastic new layout took over two years to build.
We also have a separate video showing the contruction of the fantastic Marklin layout.
Thank you for watching our video, we hope you enjoyed it. If you’re ever in the Chicago come and visit our amazing store or our massive website reynaulds.com. Reynaulds is one of the largest Premier Marklin dealers in North America, we support the entire Marklin product line, and we also have many older and vintage models. What separates us from our North American competitors is we offer our customers a much broader selection of products. We import model trains and accessories from nearly 60 manufactures and we are adding more brands every year!!. Come and visit our exquisite store or our website Reynaulds.com and see for yourself all that we offer!! - Наука та технологія
this looks really good
Superb, fantastic show.
never ending eisenbahn
Great presentation, but this layout really deserves a higher res video ;) 720P doesn't cut it for the amount of detail this layout has.
Tha was a pilot model, production model has dark weathered wheels!!
What? I think you replied to someone else's comment LOL> Mine was about the video quality :)
wat een ruimte, en een pracht van een lay-out
Well, it looks nice but why run electrics with the pantos down, it's things like that that differntiate a very good toy train from a model railway such as the incomporable Hochswartzvald.
All larger commercial layouts that run all day will have the pantos down, let accidents occur when down. Also when you run digital you want the get the signal from the track not the pantos.
Too much money on hand. Could be used for better use.
Hans-Peter Porsche the grandson of Ferdinand Porsche the founder of Porsche Automobile Company had this layout buit for the public to enjoy. The children in Germany and Austria are thrilled with visiting the layout and to view Mr. Porsche's toy collection.
+Eric P Jealous.
+ZerokillerOppel1 dilligaf