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The experience inside the Museum hall is one that people remember for a lifetime. |
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The entire imaginary city is controlled from a panel from which arises a network of over 1000 wires (a length of 5 kms). |
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There are 65 signals, 26 points, fences, lampposts, flyovers, etc. which have been manufactured by hand using chemical etching techniques. |
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The entire layout can be operated manually or can be computer controlled. |
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Fully functional station yard with 6 platforms, announcement systems, 3 main lines, goods loading facilities, hump shunting, a turntable, crane, etc. |
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The entire layout is in the HO scale (1:87) using Markin a.c. and Digital systems. |
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Steam trains, Diesel engines, High speed Inter City Express, Underground train, Trolley bus, Rope Railway, Funicular Railway, Wuppertal Hanging Railway. |
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Ghat section with reversing station for steam trains. Two lane Highway with moving cars. |
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Fairground with a circus which has changing shows, a ferris wheel, merry-go-round, Roller coaster, a toy train and a lot of similar attractions, all with sound effects. |
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Swimming pool with people actually swimming in it. |
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Restaurant, which goes up and down a tower. |
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Drive in theatre Fire engine which actually puts out a fire. |
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Business center in city with hoarding and flashing signs, buildings with lights inside. The houses have been built with kits from German companies like Vollmer, Faller, Prieser, etc. |
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There are over 2000 figures in different poses. |
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Night sky with stars and plants as seen on April 16, 1853 (the day when the first train ran in India ). |
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Lighting effects and April showers. |
