Hello, dear members of the Model Rail Forum,

I am working for the Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg and I was producing a new video with them during the last weeks. As well being a huge fan of railway modelling, a passionate modeller and I hope that you guys are as delighted as I am about this video!:-) I am pretty new to this group and I would like to use this video to introduce myself in a way. Now all of you know where I am almost every day! Enjoy….


Avant d'accéder à YouTube

Today we turn to you with a little request. Possibly, you've already heard about us! The Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg (Germany) is the largest model railroad of the world. Over 1 million visitors per year give proof that people can still get inspired with this wonderful hobby. Nonetheless, it gets harder and harder to get the large majority be interested in model making. But, here in Wunderland, we definitely do! Everyday, we can witness people coming in as tourists, and leaving Wunderland intrigued by model making.

In the past weeks, we've produced a new video portraying Wunderland with impressive images in only 4 minutes. We dream about this video being distributed all over the world, and that ever more people get infected with the model making virus. We would be elated, if you watch this video, and, if you like it, forward it to your friends, acquaintances, and relatives via Facebook, e-mail, or Youtube. If we manage to have over 1 million viewers within e.g., 10 days, we could make it onto the world-wide Youtube hit-list, and reach even more people.

In case you have the impression that this video only serves advertisement purposes, please, don't feel solicited, and simply delete it. However, we hope that you will help us to reach those people who would not watch a video about model making, otherwise. In our eyes, the video turned out really great and amazing, and deserves to become famous.

Kind regards from Miniatur Wunderland!

The largest tiny world in four minutes. Brand-new video in HD. Help us to make our tiny world become famous in the big wide world, and share this video.

I WILL get there one day.

Great video there and lucky you to be working on it. Who looks after the electronics as that must be a full time job I would think.

There is a bank of computer screens with operators..
Whoever looks after the glitches must be a technowizard.
A retirement job for you, Bob?

That's a great video of an amazing attraction - it's certainly something I plan to see next time I'm in northern Germany.
:cheers

It's gone off to a couple of friends.:thumbs

Definitely, it´s been great and still is.:-) It´s actually more than one fulltime job…

I've just given the video to twelve thousand 'friends' (unless Andy deletes it!).

12.000?! Omg, that´s huge, thanks a lot ddolfelin!!!:-)

Look forward to the Airline Tickets, John.

Don't forget the hotel reservations DD. 

[user=394]ddolfelin[/user] wrote:

I've just given the video to twelve thousand 'friends' (unless Andy deletes it!).

Do you collect addresses then DD ?

I don't think I could muster 12, let alone 12,000 :shock::shock::shock::shock:

Incidentally, it hasn't arrived with me yet ………………………:roll: