Pets are more than just furry companions. For many, they are family and, like any loved one, you’ll want to spoil them with the best food, toys and outfits. There are some individuals, however, who go so far as to give their pets a world of their own, and that’s exactly what one man in China has done.
YouTuber Xing is known for building miniature homes and attractions for his pets. From supermarkets to banks and even cinemas, he has created a number of projects that never fail to amaze his audience. What’s even more remarkable is that these tiny setups are fully functional. His latest project, a miniature subway for his cats, is currently going viral, so here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how it was created:
Over the weekend, Xing shared a new video on Douyin showcasing his latest creation for his cats: a miniature subway station. In the English-dubbed version uploaded to YouTube, the content creator explained that it took him and his team about 4 months to build the working train station as part of the ongoing Cat Town project. In the introduction, he demonstrated how the train pulled into the station, complete with fully functional doors for his feline passengers to embark and disembark their “public transport”.
When the influencer first came up with the idea for the subway, he was concerned about how to create a fully functional escalator, train and platform doors. Nevertheless, he decided to proceed with the project and tackle the challenges as they arose. As humans, one of the main challenges of creating the miniature cat worlds was the final cleanup, as they kept bumping into the ceilings.
Once the station was complete, all of Xing’s cats were seen relaxing and enjoying the train ride before disembarking on arrival. The video has since gone viral across social media platforms, with YouTube users expressing both amusement and amazement at the creation. Some even requested that the business owner release a more detailed behind-the-scenes video showing how the train, doors and escalators were built.
Others joked that the cat subway is far better than the real ones made for humans, while a few wished the video had been longer so they could see more of the cats exploring the area. We agree that all of Xing’s miniature world creations have been astounding, and we’re looking forward to seeing more in the future.
Check out the viral video below:
Source: YouTube
