Terry Woodling from Warsaw, Indiana had wanted to make a stagecoach out of toothpicks ever since he saw a smaller model at a store. That was back in 1981, but he got working on the full size toothpick stagecoach only in 1994. After fifteen years of...
Terry Woodling from Warsaw, Indiana had wanted to make a stagecoach out of toothpicks ever since he saw a smaller model at a store. That was back in 1981, but he got working on the full size toothpick stagecoach only in 1994. After fifteen years of hardwork, 1.5 million toothpicks and a whole lot of glue, Terry finally managed to finish his stagecoach.
The project of course cost a lot of money, and the attention to detail is quite striking. Sadly though, the toothpick stagecoach could not get a place in the Guinness Book of World Records due to the use of glue. It has however, earned a place in the famed museum of Ripley’s Believe It Or Not.
Via: Ripley’s Newsroom/ WANE/ Oddity Central
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