Unwilling to share his hobbies with his girlfriend, the man secretly built a railway model in the ba

Original title: unwilling to share hobbies with his girlfriend, the man secretly built a railway model in the basement

According to Fox News on December 6, Simon George, a British man, loves railway models, but is unwilling to share his hobbies with his girlfriend Marie. At the beginning of their acquaintance, George deceived each other and called himself a wine merchant, on the grounds that this profession is more attractive to girls than building railway models. After the two were together, George didn't tell Marie the truth. Instead, he hid the huge railway model in the basement of a building and told Marie that the basement was used to store wine.
It was not until two years later that Marie went to the basement and asked George, "where's all the wine?" that George told his girlfriend the truth.
Fortunately, Marie has studied art. She appreciates this work very much. Now they are engaged.

According to George, it took him eight years to build the 200 foot long model, which reproduces a 1.5 mile long real rail in West Yorkshire in the 1980s. "It's like being captured by time," George commented on his creation.
"It's all because when I was 12, I often spent a lot of time at the Heaton Hotel watching the train pass by. I have good memories of all this," George explained.

It is reported that George spent a total of $330000 on building the model, which is currently on display in a local market hall. (compiled and reported by China Youth Network)