TMW - Technisches Museum Vienna
Technology museums, wonderful, and the Vienna example looked very promising. Hit it at three thirty, two and a half hours before closing and knew I was doomed from the start. Four floors to see, almost completed the ground floor, sprinted the second and third in the five minutes before closing didn't get to the aviation top floor.
Watching the IDC livestream, sponsored by Link (us) before departing |
This took at least fifteen minutes for me to absorb Cutaway of a retired locomotive Fantastic victorian engineering |
Restored royal carrage |
Beautiful lathes and mills Still had the smell Nothing bolted down - no quakes here |
Cherished – Praised – Unwanted Exhibition Each thing had an excerpt from the original owner |
Amazed how much of this gear was still in use when I was at school. I is old |
Lovely display of belt driven tools |
Watts Steam Engine |
Model of an obelisk being erected in St Peters Square - amazing |
This crucible was massive Fantastic steel works display of which I understood little |
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