TV show "Frag doch mal die Maus" | Gerrit's Diary #66 | Miniatur Wunderland 

Today's episode of Gerrit's Diary is about the preparations for the TV show "Frag doch mal die Maus". In the TV show, one of the questions to be answered is how many miniature trains it takes to pull a safety car.
The show can be found in the ARD media library. Link below:
Furthermore, Gerrit presents the progress made at the Formula One track for our Monaco section.
Last but not least, the ideas for our new fair, that we will build this year with at least 20.000 hours of work, are presented for the very first time.
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