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Built a railroad in his backyard
Slovenia🎭 Culture7 hr. ago

Built a railroad in his backyard

A man named Zdeněk has built a miniature railway system on his property, complete with tracks, stations, signaling, and even a traffic control center. The project, which began as a childhood passion, now attracts train enthusiasts of all ages. The railway spans over 100 meters and includes various elements of a real rail network. This unique creation has become a popular attraction for fans of trains.

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24ur (POP TV) logo24ur (POP TV)IndependentCenter7 hr. ago
Built a railroad in his backyard

A man named Zdeněk has built a miniature railway system on his property, complete with tracks, stations, signaling, and even a traffic control center. The project, which began as a childhood passion, now attracts train enthusiasts of all ages. The railway spans over 100 meters and includes various elements of a real rail network. This unique creation has become a popular attraction for fans of trains.

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