To mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the MIT Small Business Association in Hilden, chaired by Fred-Harry Frenzel, staged a creative display: a section of the Berlin Wall was recreated in the town square—with a Trabi driving through it. The scene was met with great enthusiasm.
For the backdrop, we used our tried-and-true MAGU wall stone—no concrete at all, but with a real impact. The material was ideal for this symbolic presentation, as the photos impressively show.
Mr. Frenzel writes to us in an email:
„Thanks to your great system, we were able to complete the basic structure in just 2.5 hours. The finishing touches on the final model, “Trabi Breaks Through the Berlin Wall,’ then took only 2.5 days.”
You can watch a short video about the project here:
Watch the YouTube video
The artwork can still be admired in Hilden's market square.
