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Holger Hamann has managed the workshop at the Technik Museum (museum of technology) in Sinsheim since 1996. A tour of the museum proves: In here, nobody is a real grown-up anymore. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Is it a cleaning machine or a little transporter? Or even an exhibit? The little, red machine standing next to the oldest available HGV in hall no. 2 on an empty exhibition ground looks somewhat inconspicuous and lost. When you approach Holger Hamann to ask him about it, he can\u2019t help but grin. In next to no time, the workshop manager of the Technik Museum is seated on the little vehicle, pulls the starter, turns the light on and off, hoots the horn and chugs away at a surprisingly high speed. Yes, it is an exhibit, a so-called Muli-Mobil from the 1960s. The old factory tug, however, is still in active service. \u201cWe use it to relocate our cars.\u201d The little tug can pull up to 6,000 kilogrammes\u2014a multiple of its own weight.<\/p>\n

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Holger Hamann, workshop manager of the Technik Museum, on Brutussi.<\/p><\/div>\n

Holger greets the busy colleagues, who are out and about the premises, with the hooting horn. Hall no. 2 is currently being rebuilt\u2014while the museum is in its usual operation. \u201cHey, I want a ride, too,\u201d a colleague shouts from a scaffold. \u201cTomorrow,\u201d is Holger\u2019s consolatory response. The museum staff christened the little tug \u2018Brutussi\u2019. Holger rides her across the museum towards her big, infernal brother \u2018Brutus\u2019. He is an experimental, museum-owned vehicle\u2014a racing car with a BMW aircraft engine, 12 cylinders and 750 hp. When Brutus\u2019 is started, the engine sounds like it\u2019s ready to explode. It smokes and howls, spits fire and roars. This dangerous racing car was given its name, because it is always ready to kill its driver.<\/p>\n

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Infernal machine: The experimental, museum-owned vehicle \u2018Brutus\u2019.<\/p><\/div>\n

Whose idea this was? \u201cThe idea of our boss,\u201d says Holger referring to the president of the museum, Hermann Layher. \u201cHe is a crazy man,\u201d Holger laughs, adding hastily \u201ccrazy about technology. We wouldn\u2019t be the museum we are today without him.\u201d His goal is to make visitors to the museum experience technology in the same way he does: as a fascinating and thrilling world\u2014by means of exhibits that you can touch, sit in, hear, feel and slide down. For him, it is not enough, that the museum has a Concorde somewhere in the exhibition area. It should be placed on top of the roof and in a starting position and accessible, of course. A number of times already, Holger found himself shaking his head because of such ideas. \u201cBut somehow we\u2019ve always managed to get there.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The museum of technology was an idea born at a regulars meeting, says press spokeswoman Simone Lingner. Some technology enthusiasts met in late 1980\u2014among them the entrepreneur Eberhard Layher. They shared a passion for old vehicles and a common problem: far too little space for the carefully restored jewels. So they decided to rent a large hall\u2014and make it accessible to other technology enthusiasts in order to counterfinance a part of the rent. The museum was opened on May 6, 1981 and attracted a growing number of visitors each week. In 1991, the museum opened a second exhibition area\u2014the Technik Museum in Speyer. Eberhard\u2019s son, Hermann Layher, assumed the management post for both locations. The exhibition area in Sinsheim has grown from an initial 5,000 to over 33,000 square metres today. The new hall no. 3 was opened only recently, in the past year. It bears a special exhibition about the \u2018Mythos Alfa Romeo\u2019 (legendary Alfa Romeo).<\/p>\n

“We could easily fill another three halls”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The responsible body of the two museum locations is the club Auto + Technik Museum Sinsheim e. V. with over 3,500 members across the globe. Most of the exhibits are the members\u2019 property and are given to the museum on loan. And, almost on a daily basis, more people get in touch with the museum and offer their vintage car, motorbike or old tractor. \u201cWe could easily fill another three halls,\u201d says Holger.<\/p>\n

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The special exhibition about the \u2018Mythos Alfa Romeo\u2019 (legendary Alfa Romeo).<\/p><\/div>\n

He came to the region in 1990. He had worked as a skilled mechanic in a metalworking company. \u201cI didn\u2019t like that. It was very monotonous\u2014just bending metal plates every day.\u201d In 1991, he read a newspaper advertisement: The Technik Museum was looking for a mechanic. \u201cI\u2019m really into motorbikes and I applied for the job straight away.\u201d Successfully so. Five years later he even became the manager of the workshop. He doesn\u2019t bend metal plates anymore. He flies around the world instead and picks up a Tupolev Tu-144 from Russia and accompanies the Concorde F-BVFB on its final journey. He organizes, solves problems and\u2014makes things possible.<\/p>\n

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Holger stands in front of the engines of the Concorde.<\/p><\/div>\n

Now, he stands in front of the engines of the Concorde, located below in the hall. And here, he goes into raptures about the transportation of the aeroplane\u2014a spectacular mass event. \u201cThis was and will remain the most beautiful event I witnessed,\u201d he says. \u00a0Straight from its landing at Baden-Airpark after her last flight, the Concorde brought her environment to a standstill. \u201cThe roads were crowded, people everywhere,\u201d Holger describes the scene. They released the remaining kerosene from the tank right at the airport: \u201cTo accomplish this, we let the engines run while the Concorde stood at the ground\u2014at full speed.\u201d He can still feel, he says, how the ground was shaking and a roaring filled the air and even the chest. Holger is wallowing in memories and superlatives. \u201cThrilling, unforgettable,\u201d is what it was like. And it remained this way the entire route to Sinsheim. No matter whether the plane was carried along waterways or, for the last kilometres, along the motorway\u2014there were people everywhere. \u201cEven at three in the morning! You couldn\u2019t even take a pee, because you couldn\u2019t hide from them in the bushes\u2014somebody would sit there to watch the plane.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The museum in Sinsheim is the only place in the world where you can see the two former competitors in terms of supersonic speed, Tupolev and Concorde, next to each other.<\/p><\/div>\n

The museum in Sinsheim is the only place in the world where you can see the two former competitors in terms of supersonic speed, Tupolev and Concorde, next to each other, towering into the sky from the building\u2019s rooftop. But this is by far not the only specialty the museum has to offer. It holds, for example, the record-breaking vehicle \u2018The Blue Flame\u2019. This mixture between a car and a rocket carried the American Gary Gabelich, as first human, at a speed of over 1,000 kilometres per hour. His family keeps coming to Sinsheim every now and then. \u201cIt\u2019s great fun to see Gary\u2019s grandchildren standing here watching the vehicle that their grandpa rode,\u201d says Holger.<\/p>\n

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The record-breaking vehicle \u2018The Blue Flame\u2019.<\/p><\/div>\n

Such visitors are common here, both in Sinsheim and in Speyer\u2014people, who have a unique relation to a certain exhibit: the Concorde pilot, a Tupolev engineer, a submarine captain. They all take a stroll down memory lane here from time to time. They, just like the large number of club members, know that the precious technology, planes just as much as dance organs, is in safe hands here\u2014with people, who are just as committed and passionate as the roughly 650,000 visitors to the museum per year.<\/p>\n

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This passion can best be experienced on Brazzeltag day in Speyer, which takes place annually on the second weekend of May. On Brazzeltag day, the museum exhibits are given a new lease on life: Brutus and Brutussi for example, motorized Bobby Cars, or a historic fire engine. It is \u201ca huge playground for tech fans,\u201d as Simone Lingner puts it. This stage-managing requires a good amount of professional expertise, however. \u201cWe are not for nothing the only team in the world that has disassembled a Boeing 747 and screwed it back together again,\u201d says Holger. \u201cEven though Boeing themselves said that this is not doable.\u201d But this kind of statement has of course never been able to hold his team back as of yet.<\/p>\n

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