Largest Model Railroad

Yeah, I saw something on those layout somewhere before. Interesting business idea.  And it is truly awesome.  Some of the employees they have making the models and scenery are real artists. 

That's what I call thinking big. Beautiful execution of this project.

One thing for sure, doesn't matter what country you come from, model railroading is a hit.

Good afternoon

Thank you Charlie for posting this 

Clem K

W O W.  

Holy schnike!!!!!   Now that's cool.

I had to watch this twice. Fantastic. Can Katerina come work on my layout?

She is a true artist. 

Love the animation, the chickens cracked me up.

The highlight was the staging system and dispatching... state of the art.

Thank you for posting.

Thank you Charlie.  This is the first I have seen or heard of this model railroad.

Having just finished working on a telecom project for a year and a half where the company we contracted for expertise was made up of mostly Russians and Ukrainians, I have come to better appreciate them.  At least now I am a lot more familiar with their first names and their humor.

Looks like their highways are right up Lee Willis' alley!  Marvelous!

Modeling at it's best!   Lots of Wow! scenes.

Does anyone know how they made all the vehicles move?  I don't see any track.  My guess is magnets from underneith, but then how would that system work?

Wow!

OMG!!!

This is beyond anything I could have ever imagined!

Gotta love the kid jumping off of the dock with a girl chasing him for stealing her bikini top!

awesome , just shows that we all are very similar despite the country we are from .

Incredible.  That track/train exchager rotisserie is really cool.

-rog

An amazing layout creation in HO gauge. A size of 800 sq meters probably makes this the largest HO model train layout of all time. Its something like 8608 sq. ft.. You could fit the floor space of three of my homes in that area. It appears that the building and staff needed to design, run, build and maintain this layout is pretty large.

I also wonder how they get the motor vehicles to run on the roads without tracks. We could theorize magnets run under the roads but in some scenes trucks were going over a long bridge with only a thin road below.  My guess is that a length of steel metal strip is placed under the roadway and the vehicles have internal magnets that cause them to track on the path but how does this supply the power?

Back to O gauge!

Amazing.

Spectacular modelling!