The videos this channel produces are almost professional documentary level in my honest opinion. The narration, the B roll, edited, voice is all so perfect and the places you guys explore are amazing too. Im so glad i stumbled across this channel. You guys deserve way more subs
Your videos are more than urbex. Proper documentary-grade material if you ask me. Thanks for never letting my expectations down! Also, what a nice location... Amazing to see something so fragile mostly intact.
This factory is quite a find. When you find things like this, it must be hard to not want to take something home, or wish you could personally afford to buy the goods and sale them. Lovely and engaging narration as always. Thank you so much for sharing. Stay safe. God bless you.
Wow...this is beautiful!! I never understood why people would vandalize these places when truly they could be around for years to come for urban explorers. This just breathtaking 🤗😍🤗😍
Cheaps goods from the east has crippled industry all over the world, Even here in New Zealand, once the industry has gone, its very hard to start it up again when you realise the eastern products are cheap and nasty and of poor quality.
This was both staggering to see, and very sad. I own a few antique Meissen pieces, and to think of all those molds and the history behind them just sitting abandoned and open to the vagaries of time and weather is painful. You did a beautiful job of showing us what is left there, and thank you for giving some of the history. I’m sure there are molds there from some of their very famous and rare pieces of the past. I hope whoever bought this is able to bring such an important historical treasure back into production with the same quality that gained it such a high reputation for so many years. I can hardly believe how many large places are abandoned in your part of the world as a result of the War and following communist occupation. Unlike Dresden, there is hope for this one to be revived. Great job as always. 🖤🇨🇦
Thank you so much BWT for taking us to places never thought existed as if we are with you going around those forgotten places. Keep watching yourselves guys. I love your videos.
Perfect... Looks like this old factory wants to be alive again. Btw, I am always impressed with the respect that you demonstrate for the places you visit.
Incredible video, absolutely professional in every respect, the videography is awesome, the shots are atmospheric and emotionally thought inducing, and of course your brilliant narration just makes the whole viewing experience phenomenal... Beats most documentaries I have watched on TV... Your work is so much more interesting than the junk on tv as a whole nowadays! IMO... The narration is beautiful, so informative and well spoken with emotion which makes the overall viewing and "feel" amazing that one can be "transported" back in time to the abandon places heyday.... I said it before and I'll say it again, I feel you guys deserve a documentary production award, all your work is of such high standard and when you consider your probably low budget, and lack of facilities and a plethora of crew members your output is, Wow, just stunning.... We need to spread the word as you guys deserve Mega subscriptions....
That was fascinating, shocking, and somewhat sad. Truly beautiful products left behind screaming for a home. I loved this, your narrative and voice......one of my favorites so far. Thank you guys!!!!
Corporate produced media is pure evil garbage & if people are naive enough to think that they will get wealthy signing contracts with them . . think again , not only will they rip you off . . they will control & milk/ripoff your previous & future hard work & 'image' to the end of time through their fine print & will keep your dried up husk in their web as a trophy
To see a product Survive the twists of fate and politics to disappear after 200 years because it is out of fashion is true insanity. It is like the Volkswagen Beetle, originally designed by Engineer Ferdinand Porsche ( A Genius) and built in almost the original form until 2003 in Mexico, was and still is a viable Auto for 67 years. thanks you for the look inside.
Heaps of people would love to buy a new . . old style Beetle , cheaper & immensely better value than the flimsy over complicated , built to degrade quickly bulk of modern passenger vehicles . Once the globalists are defeated we will once again have the sturdy products the people really want . . not this current overpriced rickety plastic garbage .
Thank You ..I love your videos ..you narrate them so beautifully and really do the research on the places you go to .. Thank You for sharing with us ..💙
Wow!!! Just wow. This has to be my fave urbex explore from any explorer I've ever seen!!! How cool. Words cannot describe how neat this was to watch. Thank you for sharing
Catching up on your older episodes, this one is particularly interesting as the local porcelain factory in Friesland was very close to bankruptcy a year ago, but has been merged with a Dutch firm, and is now thriving.
Wow what an incredible find 😁👍 ... I absolutely love what you guys do, the effort you put into the research is incredible and makes the videos super engaging, keep up the awesome work!
The British Porcelain industry suffered the same fate I'm sad to say. I studied the subject as a child with an intention to join the industry in Stoke on Trent in Staffordshire UK but I never took the opportunity because the whole process was becoming industrialised. So I took another path in life. It's rather ironic that the UK, Like Europe discovered the secret of porcelain and we also had huge reserves of the Kaolin clay down in Cornwall.
Really beautifully presented - thanks guys!! And it is sad that this is the direction we're heading with production of many things. My guess is that people don't buy a dining set for life any longer, but want to have it renewed once in a while, and hence they cannot afford what an European made high quality product costs, when the Far East variant costs 90% less to manufacture. Really beautiful "sample plate" at 6:48 !
If someone is interested, it is the Goebel Porzellan Manufaktur. You can look it up in Google. Someone here also mentioned a Hummel figurine. And this is also how I found out about the manufacturer. It was sold and they still produce gift stuff. I guess the Hummel merchandise is what keeps it going. I don't think people appreciate porcelain dishes that much anymore and if, they would want the Meissen porcelain.
I like your videos alot. The place has seen better days for sure. It's a shame with all of its history to let all of the materials go to waste. I lived in Germany for 7 years. I was a solider stationed at Bad Krueznack, Kaiserslautern and Wiesbaden. I loved Germany alot. I am sad at what's going on over there now.
Amazing! Some very old molds there which could be worth as much if not more than the pieces themselves. Appears that many of the pieces were decaled instead of hand painted. Sign of mass production but still beautiful. A friend's mom had a few pieces of Meissen porcelain from the mid 1700's and a few from the early to mid 1800's. All were family heirlooms and were worth a fortune. Thanks for a wonderful video and history lesson. You guys are the best!
Thank you so much for all the history you bring forth with your research. Love all your explores excellent as always my favorite channel hands down. Thank you . Until next time .
Mal wieder gigantisch was ihr da gefundet habt! Eigentlich echt schade was da alles verkommt, aber leider unstoppbar wenn man nicht etwas höhere Preise für Qualitätshandwerk aus der Region zahlen will.
Hi BWT Team, ihr seit echt Hammer. Aber was wollt ihr denn bei den YT-Rekordhaltern und soweit oben??? Da wird die Luft nur dünner. Kommt wieder runter, ihr seit auch so die Besten. Aber eins muss man euch lassen, während die anderen Rekordler mit Sauerstoffgeräten aufsteigen seit ihr immer noch ohne unterwegs und dazu noch Munter. Das muss mal einer Nachmachen. Wie immer, geile Location, Geile Producer bzw. Vollkompatibles Team. Echt Geniales Video. Ihr lasst eurem Genius wirklich voll freien Lauf. Prima und Bitte weiter so. Ihr habt euch und das ist alles was ihr braucht für den Weg nach Oben. Wat rede ich da, da seit ihr ja schon, nee nee, kommt ma lieber wieder Runter, muss ich nicht so laut Brüllen. Tut jetzt schon der Hals weh.
Super Urbexvideo (Location, Tills Erklärungen 👍👍👍 und die Musikunterlegung), BWT. Die Porzellanfabrik ist noch gut erhalten mit der ganzen Einrichtung und den dort teilweise lagernden (halb)fertigen Porzellanprodukten (sehen sehr schön aus). Die Menge der dort lagernden Gegenstände ist beeindruckend. Schade, dass immer mehr Porzellan (auch viele andere Produkte) aus finanziellen Gründen importiert wird. Viele Grüße, einen schönen Abend und bis zum nächsten Video 😂😂😂
You are a very good narrator, your videos should be in discovery channel. I know very soon your hard work will paid of.. Am gonna share this with friends and in facebook if you allow me... I already forgotten to watch other channels l subscribed. Hahaha am trying to finished all the videos you made. Thank you
great to see that you made it there, guys. wonderful videos with some spots The Lost Places Tapes haven't seen or covered - laughed my ass off because of the UBREX 4 LIFE on the wall. done by a real pro ;)
Im glad with all of the video in your chanel brother,, it just make me surprised.. Specially this one,, it must be expensive porcelain if it comes from your country (europe) lovelly to see..... I like it so much to have it (i have just one and its made in china hahahaha).
Next Sunday = next episode! Make sure to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss any of our urbex videos. Thanks for watching! 👍
The videos this channel produces are almost professional documentary level in my honest opinion. The narration, the B roll, edited, voice is all so perfect and the places you guys explore are amazing too. Im so glad i stumbled across this channel. You guys deserve way more subs
Absolutely agree totally, stunning production...
100% agree
Your videos are more than urbex. Proper documentary-grade material if you ask me. Thanks for never letting my expectations down! Also, what a nice location... Amazing to see something so fragile mostly intact.
That place was amazing! I would have had a new teapot if I was there!
Are you sure you want some old and dusty teapot? 😄
Yes boys, soap and water.....
I’d be with you. Some of the stuff in that factory had a lot of retro appeal. Some was old fashioned but some was really cool.
@@bwturbex That old and dusty teapot is of a better quality than the one you buy nowadays in the store...
This factory is quite a find. When you find things like this, it must be hard to not want to take something home, or wish you could personally afford to buy the goods and sale them.
Lovely and engaging narration as always.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Stay safe. God bless you.
Great abandoned plce with minimal vandalism..is rare to found abndon plce with minimal vandalism ..
Wow...this is beautiful!! I never understood why people would vandalize these places when truly they could be around for years to come for urban explorers. This just breathtaking 🤗😍🤗😍
Cheaps goods from the east has crippled industry all over the world, Even here in New Zealand, once the industry has gone, its very hard to start it up again when you realise the eastern products are cheap and nasty and of poor quality.
The over all of your videos is very professional. The places you locate are amazing. Thank you.
Thank YOU for joing the adventures!
Michael C. Otto cool!
This was both staggering to see, and very sad. I own a few antique Meissen pieces, and to think of all those molds and the history behind them just sitting abandoned and open to the vagaries of time and weather is painful. You did a beautiful job of showing us what is left there, and thank you for giving some of the history. I’m sure there are molds there from some of their very famous and rare pieces of the past. I hope whoever bought this is able to bring such an important historical treasure back into production with the same quality that gained it such a high reputation for so many years. I can hardly believe how many large places are abandoned in your part of the world as a result of the War and following communist occupation. Unlike Dresden, there is hope for this one to be revived. Great job as always. 🖤🇨🇦
Great and informative video. You treat every place you film with such respect. Too bad more aren't like you. Keep it up.
Completely underrated channel!
Wer hätte gedacht, dass einer der besten Urbex channel aus Deutschland kommt :D
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Thank you so much BWT for taking us to places never thought existed as if we are with you going around those forgotten places. Keep watching yourselves guys. I love your videos.
BWT,does it again !!!!!The best online to date,your work and documentation of places stuns me every time,thanks for sharing guys......
Thank you so much, man! 😁
Agree with the comment that it would be hard for me to not rescue something from there.
Love the history, thank you.👍👍👍👍👍
You're welcome. 😊
Amazing video once more guys. I always enjoy it when the history of a location gets as thoroughly explored as the location itself.
Perfect... Looks like this old factory wants to be alive again. Btw, I am always impressed with the respect that you demonstrate for the places you visit.
Great exploration there. I love hearing the history of the place. Really neat to see all those porcelains.
Incredible video, absolutely professional in every respect, the videography is awesome, the shots are atmospheric and emotionally thought inducing, and of course your brilliant narration just makes the whole viewing experience phenomenal... Beats most documentaries I have watched on TV... Your work is so much more interesting than the junk on tv as a whole nowadays! IMO... The narration is beautiful, so informative and well spoken with emotion which makes the overall viewing and "feel" amazing that one can be "transported" back in time to the abandon places heyday.... I said it before and I'll say it again, I feel you guys deserve a documentary production award, all your work is of such high standard and when you consider your probably low budget, and lack of facilities and a plethora of crew members your output is, Wow, just stunning.... We need to spread the word as you guys deserve Mega subscriptions....
Thank you!!! This is very much appreciated!
This is better than most documentaries, keep up the great work.
We're glad that you like our content!
I love these videos but they make me sad to see such waste. You have some of the best abandoned places videos. Thanks so much.
I have often wished to be one of those Master Painters. Thank you for this exploration.
That was fascinating, shocking, and somewhat sad. Truly beautiful products left behind screaming for a home. I loved this, your narrative and voice......one of my favorites so far. Thank you guys!!!!
The Discovery Channel should hire you folks!
We should hire The Discovery Channel. ✌️
Corporate produced media is pure evil garbage & if people are naive enough to think that they will get wealthy signing contracts with them . . think again , not only will they rip you off . . they will control & milk/ripoff your previous & future hard work & 'image' to the end of time through their fine print & will keep your dried up husk in their web as a trophy
No! Let them grow without corruption.
To see a product Survive the twists of fate and politics to disappear after 200 years because it is out of fashion is true insanity. It is like the Volkswagen Beetle, originally designed by Engineer Ferdinand Porsche ( A Genius) and built in almost the original form until 2003 in Mexico, was and still is a viable Auto for 67 years. thanks you for the look inside.
Heaps of people would love to buy a new . . old style Beetle , cheaper & immensely better value than the flimsy over complicated , built to degrade quickly bulk of modern passenger vehicles . Once the globalists are defeated we will once again have the sturdy products the people really want . . not this current overpriced rickety plastic garbage .
by all means, this channel is one of my favorites .. every details & editing is well made SALAM bro. from Amman /Jordan
Im amazed how you guys find all these untouched buildings! Very nice cinematics also..
Thank You ..I love your videos ..you narrate them so beautifully and really do the research on the places you go to .. Thank You for sharing with us ..💙
Wow!!! Just wow. This has to be my fave urbex explore from any explorer I've ever seen!!! How cool. Words cannot describe how neat this was to watch. Thank you for sharing
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It seems the war destroyed more than just what is written in common history.
It's sad when beautiful things are left to rot. Great find and keep looking for more places of interest.
Those dark blue plates are absolutely beautiful! They could certainly be sold for good money!
A lot of things in abandoned places are still worth some good money but we prefer to leave them where they belong
Thanks for posting this, so sad to see so much waste.
Catching up on your older episodes, this one is particularly interesting as the local porcelain factory in Friesland was very close to bankruptcy a year ago, but has been merged with a Dutch firm, and is now thriving.
Beautiful video. Thank you so much for sharing. Greetings from the USA.
Whoa! Was für ne Location! Hammer! Da macht das fantasieren über vergangene Zeiten richtig Spass. Klasse Video! Danke für's Zeigen!
Wow what an incredible find 😁👍 ... I absolutely love what you guys do, the effort you put into the research is incredible and makes the videos super engaging, keep up the awesome work!
Another beautiful explore!! Thanks guys nice work !
Wow. Another fascinating and quality video. Awesome job guys.
Another great documentary guys 👍
Thanks! 😁
Love your work guys very interesting 👍🏻
Such an incredible cobalt blue...wish I could work on porcelain here...
Sad to see such beautiful craftsmanship wasted.
Serious fan of your work !!!!!
The British Porcelain industry suffered the same fate I'm sad to say.
I studied the subject as a child with an intention to join the industry in Stoke on Trent in Staffordshire UK but I never took the opportunity because the whole process was becoming industrialised.
So I took another path in life.
It's rather ironic that the UK, Like Europe discovered the secret of porcelain and we also had huge reserves of the Kaolin clay down in Cornwall.
Really beautifully presented - thanks guys!! And it is sad that this is the direction we're heading with production of many things. My guess is that people don't buy a dining set for life any longer, but want to have it renewed once in a while, and hence they cannot afford what an European made high quality product costs, when the Far East variant costs 90% less to manufacture.
Really beautiful "sample plate" at 6:48 !
Love the history behind the story of the porcelain factory. Also all of your projects.
Amazing. Thank you for your beautifully done videos.
You are welcome.
If someone is interested, it is the Goebel Porzellan Manufaktur. You can look it up in Google. Someone here also mentioned a Hummel figurine. And this is also how I found out about the manufacturer. It was sold and they still produce gift stuff. I guess the Hummel merchandise is what keeps it going. I don't think people appreciate porcelain dishes that much anymore and if, they would want the Meissen porcelain.
I like your videos alot. The place has seen better days for sure. It's a shame with all of its history to let all of the materials go to waste. I lived in Germany for 7 years. I was a solider stationed at Bad Krueznack, Kaiserslautern and Wiesbaden. I loved Germany alot. I am sad at what's going on over there now.
9:45 & 11:21 & 11:53 & 12:32 nice, nice, nice & & & another great experience. Now everyone buys at Ikea.
wow, das ist ja wunderschön mit den Eiszapfen! Tolle Location!
love your voice:) great video dude:)
Thanks for watching. 😊
@@bwturbex Si...tiene su voz muy bonita Y calmante al sentido
This was a great video!
Very historically rich.
Let's hope it can be working again
This is another great video of yours. Keep up the good work.☺
Thanks you! 💪
I love your channel, very profesional, beautiful fotography!
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Such a shame....
Thanks guys
You're welcome!
Wow this is amazing. What a great find.
Just recently, we were exploring another house near that village.
wow! I wish I had the money, I would take that over in a heartbeat! Thank you for sharing such a wonderful find.
Great Video Guys!
Thank you very much. 😊
Amazing! Some very old molds there which could be worth as much if not more than the pieces themselves. Appears that many of the pieces were decaled instead of hand painted. Sign of mass production but still beautiful. A friend's mom had a few pieces of Meissen porcelain from the mid 1700's and a few from the early to mid 1800's. All were family heirlooms and were worth a fortune. Thanks for a wonderful video and history lesson. You guys are the best!
Germany looks amazing 😍. I really want to visit this beautiful country ❤️. Especially the forest's.☺️
Really interesting thank you 👍
Thank you so much for all the history you bring forth with your research. Love all your explores excellent as always my favorite channel hands down. Thank you . Until next time .
Love your videos+ your voice!
Thank you so much for your information I would love to buy some of that pottery
Wahnsinns Fund und super Video! 👍🏻 Viele Grüße
Klasse Video👍🏻
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wow this is amazing :D like !
Sehr cooles Video, tolle Erzählstimme mit super Infos zur Location. Danke fürs zeigen. Wenn ich könnte würde es mehr als nur einen Like geben :D
Beautiful documentary, love from india
Mal wieder gigantisch was ihr da gefundet habt! Eigentlich echt schade was da alles verkommt, aber leider unstoppbar wenn man nicht etwas höhere Preise für Qualitätshandwerk aus der Region zahlen will.
great video!
Hey Lisa, thank you!
Wow! Amazing structure 👍
Looks like a Hummel figurine was made there. I know they are fm Germany.
тоже люблю по таким местам ходить...
Amazing
Another excellent explore.
Hi BWT Team,
ihr seit echt Hammer. Aber was wollt ihr denn bei den YT-Rekordhaltern und soweit oben??? Da wird die Luft nur dünner.
Kommt wieder runter, ihr seit auch so die Besten. Aber eins muss man euch lassen, während die anderen Rekordler mit Sauerstoffgeräten aufsteigen seit ihr immer noch ohne unterwegs und dazu noch Munter. Das muss mal einer Nachmachen.
Wie immer, geile Location, Geile Producer bzw. Vollkompatibles Team. Echt Geniales Video. Ihr lasst eurem Genius wirklich voll freien Lauf. Prima und Bitte weiter so. Ihr habt euch und das ist alles was ihr braucht für den Weg nach Oben. Wat rede ich da, da seit ihr ja schon, nee nee, kommt ma lieber wieder Runter, muss ich nicht so laut Brüllen. Tut jetzt schon der Hals weh.
Great job just started watching you guys do a great job
Super Urbexvideo (Location, Tills Erklärungen 👍👍👍 und die Musikunterlegung), BWT. Die Porzellanfabrik ist noch gut erhalten mit der ganzen Einrichtung und den dort teilweise lagernden (halb)fertigen Porzellanprodukten (sehen sehr schön aus). Die Menge der dort lagernden Gegenstände ist beeindruckend. Schade, dass immer mehr Porzellan (auch viele andere Produkte) aus finanziellen Gründen importiert wird. Viele Grüße, einen schönen Abend und bis zum nächsten Video 😂😂😂
Tolle Doku - danke fürs Zeigen - Daumen hoch - lG aus der Kruppstadt Berndorf sendet Dietmar Holzinger
People’s would enjoy these items I would think.
Ihr produziert erstaunliche Videos. Ich freue mich jede Woche auf deine Videos. :)
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I'm trusting Google Translate, but for all I know I might have asked you to come over and do my laundry. 😂
We'll take care of that as soon as we're doing urbex roadtrips overseas :D
Haha! Oh Wunderbar! Es wird auf dich warten. 😜
Why am I imagining my high school art teacher running into the building and taking the molds bc the school doesn’t give the art department money lol
You are a very good narrator, your videos should be in discovery channel. I know very soon your hard work will paid of.. Am gonna share this with friends and in facebook if you allow me... I already forgotten to watch other channels l subscribed. Hahaha am trying to finished all the videos you made. Thank you
BWT is a crew consisting of several people, so we're splitting our tasks. But thanks for that big compliment! Of course you can share our content! :)
great to see that you made it there, guys. wonderful videos with some spots The Lost Places Tapes haven't seen or covered - laughed my ass off because of the UBREX 4 LIFE on the wall. done by a real pro ;)
"UBREX 4 LIFE", wtf! Someone probably wrote it down like this on purpose. At least we hope so. 😂
don't think so! my guess: someone was just PLAIN STUPID 🤓😂
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Супер!👍
Those molds are worth more than E110K. Its a real shame.
Hi dudes! What are you filming with? The quality of the images is really great!
Just answered this questions in the comments. This was our equipment for the shoot:
Nikon D5300, Sony a SLT-A58K, DJI Mavic Pro, GoPro Hero4 Black
Oops did not see it! Thanks :)
You're welcome!
Im glad with all of the video in your chanel brother,, it just make me surprised.. Specially this one,, it must be expensive porcelain if it comes from your country (europe) lovelly to see..... I like it so much to have it (i have just one and its made in china hahahaha).
7:34 This trademarked mold for this famous figurine is renown by collectors. I will not mention this porcelain factory’s name.🏺
Sad !
When we where there there was someone who was putting up no trespassing signs after we started looking for a way in.
When did you go there?
@@bwturbex around the 17. of July 2019
that is one big waste.it was interesting
How sad
I’m curious what your camera equipment is... I’m not sure if you have it listed somewhere already. You have great color balance.
During the shoot we've used: Nikon D5300, Sony a SLT-A58K, DJI Mavic Pro, GoPro Hero4 Black
Thank you! You do great work.
Those all look like Clay Slip Molds than anything to manufacture porcelain.