yes but later in the meantime a present for you

I've followed the growth of Miniatur Wunderland for years. If you haven't seen it lately, check out this video This is truly world-class modeling: !!

These gigantic dioramas are always incredible. I visited some smaller ones that had also steam locomotives (with real steam engine).

(Maybe off topic)
My modeling passion is airplanes. Propeller airplanes, no jets. I built and flyed many radio control airplanes. Flying and airplanes has always been a passion since 6 years old when I built the first one with a little balsa wood some paper, and it was motorized with a rubber band a simple propeller. Materials later on were wood for the medium sized ones and fiberglass (kind of plastic ) for the large ones (up to three meters wingspan). Today you do not need to build anymore, you can buy everything ready to fly. The chinese build them. But when I was a teen-ager you had to do everything and start from scratch. Every airplane was a small multi-discipline engineering project.

The two largest and the last ones I built were a De Havilland Beaver and North American Mustang P51-D. For the Beaver I published an article in a french model magazine. It took nearly a year to build each one.
Unfortunately the Beaver crashed after many very realistic flights due to a radio interference problem. I sold the Mustang when I decided to stop (20 years ago), but I know that it has had a long carreer with a lot of successfull flying in the hand of the new owner. It is still existing but it does not fly anymore.

With todays new technologies in R/C the crash of my Beaver would have been impossible. One day I will start again building and flying. It is only a matter of time.