The Al-Haram Mosque in Mecca
Stan Munro works on his models at the Museum of Science and Technology in Syracuse, New York, United States. He takes one day to six months to make each building using using millions of toothpicks.
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Ka’ba in mecca
The Brooklyn Bridge and Big Ben
St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City
Cutty Sark
Toothpick City
Sydney Opera House in Australia
The Blue Mosque In Istanbul, Turkey
The Aspire Tower in Doha, Qatar
The Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth
St Peter’s Square At The Vatican City
London’s Tower Bridge
Taj Mahal, India
All above photos via Telegraph.co.uk
Toothpick City-II
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Amazing TOOTHPICK Architecture! Not-so-tiny models are awesome! Whodathunkit? This artisan quit his job to construct what you see here. Can I have lessons please?
From Page: “Stan Munro from New York has quit his job as a TV presenter since 2003 and worked full-time for the job of constructing world architectures with toothpicks. It took him 6 years to set up two breathtaking ‘toothpicks city’ by using 6 millions toothpicks and 170 liter gluewater, including Big Ben in London, London Tower Bridge, Sydney Opera House, Eiffel Tower in Paris, Empire State Building in New York,
Dubai Voyage Sails Hotel etc. more than 50 models of famous landmark structure in the world.”