Miniatur Wunderland Guestbook

Wunderland is unbelieve able!!!!WOW

Wow, I would love to see this in person.

Am former chairman of engineering for the NMRA in the US.
Congratulations on the job well done.
Looking forward to continued contact.

I’ve been a model railroader most of my life (72), and have built many layouts for myself and many others. Thus, I can categorically state that Miniature Wonderland is far beyond anything previously constructed in the world. It is truly an amazing effort. The designers, builders, the financial supporters are all to be commended for this remarkable work of art and craftsmanship.

Someday soon I hope to visit in person.

Don Bozman

Coming to see your layout in July this year and looking forward to see it. Belong to a train club which they heard about me going to this.

The most wanderful place of world railroading. Good work Miniatur-Wunderland. Go ahead.

Carlos Luzio
La Paz, Blovia
South Amerika

I didn't get to visit the Miniatur Wunderland but I saw it on youtube. my goodness does it look amazing. I would love to see it and enjoy the work that was put in to keeping it running and how creative the people were who built the Wunderland.

I am anxiouse to take the tour.............

Incredible detail! Hopefully will spur the growth of railroad modeling amongst today's youth.

Great site!

Love the model Railroad!! Do have DVD's that working the USA.
My wife works for Siemens!

Great display....real to life like I've never seen before

I took my 6-year old son on a long-weekend holiday to Hamburg, mainly to see your Miniatur Wunderland. Flights and hotel bills made this an expensive visit - but it was definitely worth every penny! What a fanatastic set of layouts!!! There is so much to discover, My son usually gets fed up watching with model railways after an hour, but at Miniatur Wunderland it was almost difficult to get him out again after 5 hours! Of course, I also enjoyed all the fantastic detail, the many 1:87 people sitting on trains and being observable in all sort of situations, and the great sense of humour!

I do hope that Great Britain is going to be one of the future areas to be modelled. There is a lot of rolling stock available, lots of buildings in both resin and kit, and a lot of stereotypes to laugh about.

One small mistake I noticed: on the English language "Travel Guide" the description of Kiruna reads: "A Finnish ore mine..." Ouch! Kiruna is in Sweden, as you surely know.

Thanks a lot for the wonderful weekend. We'll come again.

What a wounderful layout you have. How long has it been in existance? I was stationed in Germany in 1980 - 1982 and fell in love with the euopean railways and got into modle railroading ever sence. Your wounderland layout is truely amazing and I will continue to follow your progress in the comming years. Thanks Lee

Guys, This is the coolest place ever. Me and My little brother are building Model train sets right now. We are building Three layouts over the course of ten years or more. The First one, Lleuva Arbõl, is a rainforest logging rail-way in Venezuela, with (Fiddleyard) Connections to Ciduad de Guatamala- With our own logging (IMAGINARY)company, Guatamala logging-USA and with other fiddleyard connections to Ciduad de Mejico, with our other company Mejico fruta pinta Blouqe- co. Our second layout, Brûler Mountain,is set in Alaska, in a skiing and holiday resort in the Alaska Range(MOVING STATION LOOP LINES)With non usable lines connecting to Bethel, Anchorage, Valdez , Toronto and New Beverhide, with New beverhide being tottally made up. It will be set at night by using Hornby scale lighting. Our last layout is set in England, an industrial village in the countryside, called Cedarwood-Upon-Beverhide. The main features are a Quarry, a tunnel station, a moving building site:eg.Cranes and diggers,Etc and also a working steel yard:eg sparks and steel on conveyer belts getting ready to be melted down. If we succeed with these layouts we may do more layouts like Ireland (Name- Shamrock bay) Isles Of Scilly (Doggon and Doggen, Candon Place)and Finally Australia (Name- Waston-Hinham) Thanks and your layouts inspired us to make these.

David and Rob

Hello from the States,

Saw your Railroad on a Tracks Ahead Show here a couple of years ago in the States. Will someday come to see you. Today 17 April 2009 is James Last (HAnsi) birthday, he is 80. We are Fans of his.
Cheers Dave

Fantastic!

Absolutly amazing...I had the pleasure of living in Ansbach, Germany for three years.. I've always wanted to go back, but never had the chance. Your web-site is outstanding... thank you.

The format of your GPS coordinates to copy and paste into Google Maps etc. is:-

E 009° 59’ 22" N 53° 32’ 28"

Comment: Right spelling, but wrong location ;-)
9° 59' 21" E / 53° 32' 38" N

Hi, I am interested in Museums world wide, I am trying to start a historical HO train Museum depicting my local area, including a lot of Timber Mill's, and old Bush train lines.