they will be at trainfest. yes t trainfest. saturday and sunday at 4:00. their module will be part of another group's layout so people can come and see their module and they will be able to explain how they made it and what it means to them. >> that is fantastic. what is there, and we're looking at it right now right? and the thing is we wanted them to bring it here to our studio, but it's so fragile from what i understand it's very difficult to transport. >> i understand that all of the little origami delicate and so they didn' want to unpack it until it got to trainfest. >> i totally get that. we're going to talk about all of the activities you have going on as part of trainfest. first i want to talk to the students about being here and just how they feel about being in america and winning t contest. [speaking in a foreign language] >> so they have participated in the competition four different years previously and this is their first time winning first place. >> that's [speaking in a foreign language] >> were they all part of making it designing it? >>

trainfest is bringing model railroading to life. jullie collins joins us live from the wisconsin state fair expo center from the annual we're starting off with a chilly saturday morning; temperatures range from the mid 20s inland to the mid 30s lakeside. we'll warm quickly once the sun comes up, with clear skies and a southwest breeze at 10-20 mph. highs today will be around 50. tonight will be a tad warmer than this morning, but many inland areas will still drop below freezing. by sunday afternoon, we'll feel more comfortable with temperatures reaching the upper 50s. we stay above average and mostly dry for the rest of your 6 day planner. today: sunny. high: 51 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: clear and cool. low: 35 wind: s mph sunday: sunny and warmer. high: 57 wind: sw 10-20 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 40 high: 56 wind: wnw 5-10 h tuesday: paryunny. am w: 40 h4 nd: nw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny. am low: 38 high: for a whole new magical series -- and some pretty big names are hopping on board. "fantastic beasts and where to

trainfest runs from 9 a- m until 5 p-m today at state fairis. the milwaukee the milwaukee theater summit is happening this afternoon the uette university helfaer theatre. the free event will give artists the opportunity to discuss the value and importance of the performing arts in wisconsin and around the world. that's from 2 until 4 today. flavors of fall is going on at the wehr nature center tonight be cheese taing, a harvest stew sampling and silent auction. admission is 25 dollars per person. proceeds will benefit wehr's accessibility project. the nature center is located in whitnall park. mornings of the season so far across southeast wisconsin with lows bottoming out around freezing lakeside and the 20s inland. widespread frost has been reported area. sunshine is back again today, which will help us warm into the lower 50s. we'll have a decent southwest breeze today, gusting up to 20 mph. skies remain clear tonight with lows in the 30s. sunday looks sunny and warmer, but windy. the southwest wind may gust up to 30 mph on sunday as highs re

trainfest runs from 9 a- m until 5 p-m today at state fair park in west allis. there is free admission for veterans and their families at the harley-davidson museum today. all active military, veterans and their families are invited to attend. the museum opens at 10 this morning and will be open until six o'clock tonight. we're waking up to temperatures about 10 warmer than yesterday morning and we're in for a warm and windy sunday. with blues skies and sunshine, highs climb to around 60 this afternoon. the strong southwest wind may gust up to 30 mph. under mainly clear skies, we stay mild for november tonight with lows in the middle 40s.the work week starts nice on monday, however, a weak cold front cools us down a few degrees. highs should still reach the middle to upper 50s. more of with just a few more clouds. we'll likely see another surge of warmer air on wednesday. highs could easily reach 60 degrees again. this time around, the surge of warmer air is ahead of a strong area of low pressure that develops across the plains. we'll stay on the warm side of th

thousands of people are expected to attend trainfest 2016 this weekend-today vendors were setting up at state fair parkthe fest for families and railroad enthusiasts will begin tomorrow morning at nine.th event will feature museum quality displays, legos and a celebration of the historic milwaukee road.organizers say this is a celebration that you don't want to 12:53:43 - 12:54:13ken jaglinskitrainfest chairman"we have 230 thousand square feet of everything trains, we have manufacturers, vendors, layouts and displays from model railroads to the real railroads""it's a good place for families to come." the fest will last from 9 to 5 on both saturday and sunday. it is wheelchair accessible. late at night, a couple of children find themselves... is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and carole.those children are safe and sound tonight, thanks to some quick thinking... by a local bus driver! how her motherly instincts kicked-in, and caused her to hit the breaks to help out.that's coming up new on live at 6. john malan's weekend forecast is still ahead. and next: a coup

. >> trainfest. >> i have been there, it is super cool. little trains everywhere, and huge ones too. >> it is going on at the wisconsin state fair park saturday and sunday. it is a fun time for the big kids and the little kids. >> people get into trains. this is the place to go. >> check this out. designer clothes, shoes, purses for half price, where to do that >> look at what they are doing, the mannequin challenge! that is clever. good morning, shorewood. i love this. this is such a good idea. this is our first school shout out with the mannequin challenge this friday morning. >> they are doing a great job. right. look at the t-shirt too. wisconsin, and if you are interested a visit, head to wisn.com and the logo is there. they are still holding it. >> i love it. that is tough to beat. i love it. i love it, they are still doing that. that is awesome. thank you, guys. we have made it to the weekend and time to shop. >> i like the sound of that. the largest consignment sales is today and tomorrow. we have a preview in t picks. >> good morn

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dominic is just one of the many people getting a close look at the trains and models on display for trainfest at state fair park. the annual event showcases more than model railroads with 70 cities, towns and railroad lines from across the country. >> buildingsou it doesn't take a lot of money. the hardest part is probably the engines and the track. >> one of the highlights, an award winning miniature model of the hiroshima peace memorial, from japanese high school students. >> the hardest part of making this was making the dome look realistic. >> the people here don't need an interpreter to understand the appeal of model railroading. i grew up with them when i was a kid, and my dad would take me. >> model train building has been around for a very long time, but a lot of technological advances have been made. this is not your grandfather's train set anymore. some trains have computer chips, automated lights and sounds, even radio communication with railroad crews, advancements that have changed model railroading, but not changed people's excitement about model trains. int wisn 12 news. sheldo

at state fair park. 25-thousand people are expected to attend "trainfest"... which features more than 70 unique running railroads. organizers say it's family-friendly... and appeals to more than model enthusiasts. tickets are 15- s athe door. omtr to 5. today is veteran's serving-up a show their support. i-hop is offering a free stack of red white and bl pancakes butterilk pancakes topped blueberry syrup and whipped cream.the patriotic pancakes are available from 7 am to 7 pm for any vet or active duty member. the big gig is getting you ready for its 50-th anniversary! anniversary!we can do this all night..we can do this till the sun rises.i feel better by your side..lover wont you stay all night, night, summerfest just posted this video on its webpage.the world's largest music festival celebrates 50 years next year! in 20-17 ...summerfest will celebrate its history of bringing music fans and iconic artists together.summerfest kicks off on wednesday, june back to the television main stage. 3 and-- there's a new kardashian and her name doesn't start with "k"...

jim durbin and his son have been enjoying trainfest for decades. 'its something my dad and i have shared for a long time, he got me into this when i was a kind, its something i like to keep doing, its a great father/son bonding time for us.' they use their time to explore the more than 100 vendors in search for new models. 'you can always make your train set bigger, better, more detailed.' from small trains to rideable trians tht capture anyones attention and imagination - its fun for this is the youngest exhibitor this year. 'i think its pretty great and fun and im pretty happy i can showcase my trains.' he enjoys the mechanics and making frinends but loves to watch the train go round and rond. 'i think its pretty great and fun and im pretty happy i can showcase my trains.' his parents encourage the creativity 'extremely proud, my son has a passion." 'this years train fest is estimated to bring in 25-thousand poeple....you can join the fun tomorrow from 9am until expo center. reporting in west allis. julie collins. fox 6 news.' adlib to weather we

trainfest pulled in to the wisconsin state fair grounds this weekend.dozens of different types of scenic railroads were on display.more than 100 hobby deers and manufacters showed off their stuff.and lots of people showed up yesterday. some 25-thousand were expected america's largest operating model train show. 3 looking ahead this morning ... wisconsin's largest family- owned dental group practice has completed a 4 point 9 million dollar renovation project.a former office max building has transformed io a new ..state of the art dental center.the 21-thousand square foot clinic is located at 21-hundred miller park way in west milwaukee.to celebrate the new center ...there will be a floss cutting ceremony and food drive for the hunger task force starting tod is encouraged to drop off non- perishable food items to the clinic. the clinic opened last week. when we come back--- a glitch in the system with facebook. we'll tell you about the life and death situation on the we're now taking a live look at summerfest grounds ...where the headliners were just revealed for next year.we'll have anoth

and also later today, trainfest opens inside of the wisconsin expo center at state fair park. it is billed the largest operating model railroad show in the united states. high school students from japan will show off their model train. more than 22,000 people are expected to tour the festival. it runs today from 9:00 until 5:00 p.m. and admission is $15 for adults and dollars for kids. all right. now, weather watch 12 and check in with meteorologist jeremy nelson who is in the weather center. good morning. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we are tracking the next warmup in the forecast. and highlights return to the 60's coming up. thema: thank you, jeremy. up next on wisn 12 news this morning, we are well into flu season. why scientists are safing when you were born can increase your thema: welcome paralyzed monkeys walk again. and the technology could hold clues into curing humans as well. you're looking at video published by the journal "nature" and a new wireless brain implant is helping paralyzed monkeys walk for the first time. the research was done by a swiss and american

you can see it for yourself at trainfest inside of the wisconsin expo center. there are 70 other railroad models on display. the doors open at 9:00 this morning. tickets are $15 for adults and five dollars for kids. also later to check outup cycled, vintage and handcrafted items. the craft and relics show is at 10:00. 150 vendors will be showing off their wares. admission is seven dollars. and parking is free. you can get holiday decorating ideas with a visit to the christmas fantasy house. dozens of decorators teamed up. be revealed. you're encouraged to meet at the park and ride off of i-95 and 83. and free shuttles will take you to the home. the tickets are $20. and the proceeds benefit the ronald mcdonald house. today, local students will trim the trees in cathedral square park. they are trimming the 75 evergreens in the park. 2500 students are taking part in the decorating. each class handmade ornaments. so that it is. no more procrastating. we are on the way. you can do the holiday shopping. not rushed. jeremy: yeah. the tree light. on thursday, the 17th,