Yes it is very impressive miniature village. I think you are fond of making this miniature villages, because KLM also gives their business class passengers those miniature houses. My friend who is a frequent flyer has a lot of them.
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It looks like a to scale model. Nothing like great craftsmanship to attract visitors. A good shot with the people there for size.
ReplyDeleteWow! Just amazing miniature village!
ReplyDeleteHoje you have a pleasant weekend.
Ops! Sorry... I mean "Hope", not "Hoje", that means in Portuguese "Today". Lol!
ReplyDeleteWow that is really cool! And the photo still looks good after all those years.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fascinating sight! Thanks for taking time to share it with us.
ReplyDeleteAs cidade em miniatura são fascinantes porque são cheias dos mínimos detalhes.
ReplyDeleteBom domingo!
Ótima semana!
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stunning miniature! That had to have taken hours of grueling delicate work. I'm interested what material was used since its location is outside.
ReplyDeleteYes it is very impressive miniature village. I think you are fond of making this miniature villages, because KLM also gives their business class passengers those miniature houses. My friend who is a frequent flyer has a lot of them.
ReplyDeleteI like mini villages, we visited one once near Burton-On -The Water in the UK. Thanks for posting:)
ReplyDeleteI can't even imagine the talent and labor that went into creating that! Every little girl's dream doll-house.
ReplyDeleteWow - what detail and so beautifully made!
ReplyDeleteQUE bonita, que suerte que guardes esas fotografías.Bikiños
ReplyDeleteSuch a charming miniature buildning! a cathedral maybe? fascinating! =)
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing picture. I'd loved to have seen it in real life.
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