This was by far the fanciest locomotive I've ever seen in person. This impressive engine was completely surrounded by mirrors, to see all angles at the same time.
As you see here, Shelly was completely entranced by this amazing museum.
Hand painted gold leaf lettering was everywhere.
This was the entrance to the museum. The wooden tunnel was part real construction, part 2-D mural on the wall. It was a pretty convincing illusion until you walked a few feet into the exhibit, when it became obvious where the transition appeared.
This was by far the fanciest locomotive I've ever seen in person. This impressive engine was completely surrounded by mirrors, to see all angles at the same time.
As you see here, Shelly was completely entranced by this amazing museum.
Hand painted gold leaf lettering was everywhere.
This was the entrance to the museum. The wooden tunnel was part real construction, part 2-D mural on the wall. It was a pretty convincing illusion until you walked a few feet into the exhibit, when it became obvious where the transition appeared.
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