Matchstick Lord of the Rings

[samurainoir]

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[toys2cool]

oh my god that's awesome!:drool:

[HardyGirl]

WHOA! I'm not even a fan of LOTR, but I'm impressed by that!

[fallensaviour]

Looks like somebody has more time on their hands than even we do...LOL
Very,very cool though.

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

Wow that's incredible.

[vulcan2074]

That has be the greatest thing ever created with matchsticks. :beaming1:
Sammy

[spamn]

That has be the greatest thing ever created with matchsticks. :beaming1:
SammyI dunno man, fire is pretty awesome. :grin:

[Meule]

Matchsticks? You have got to be kidding me :shocked2:
That looks awesome :applause:

[Hulk]

Minas Tirith (http://www.matchstickmarvels.com/MinasTirith.htm)


Matchstick Marvels will take you on another fantastic journey as Patrick Acton completed his matchstick model of J.R.R. Tolkien's City of Kings from the Lord of the Rings trilogy! Come along for a trip to Middle Earth and its Great White City, Minas Tirith.
Acton's version of Minas Tirith is one of his biggest and most detailed matchstick models yet, as he has constructed his rendition of the tremendously ancient city that Tolkien says "appears hewn from the rock of Mount Mindolluin" in the White Mountains. Tolkien's fortress city is said to tower 700 feet above the Pelennor Fields in Middle Earth's land of Gondor. Acton's matchstick version of the seven-level city was started in 2007 and took nearly three years to complete in February 2010. The Minas Tirith model contains hundreds of city buildings and is topped with the Citadel, the Tree of Gondor, and the White Tower of Ecthelion.
Visit Matchstick Marvels soon and see the Minas Tirith model before its scheduled departure in 2011. Minas Tirith will be on display at the Matchstick Marvels Tourist Center for one year. See the 420,000 matchsticks used in its construction, and an additional 24,000 small wooden blocks that have been used to construct Mount Mindolluin, which supports the huge matchstick structure. Come to see Minas Tirith and follow the gates, ramps, tunnels, and passageways as they ascend the seven levels comprising the city fortress.

[jessica]

That is total dedication!! So wonderful!

[toys2cool]

Minas Tirith (http://www.matchstickmarvels.com/MinasTirith.htm)

Holy crap

[Nostalgiabuff]

someday I too hope to have more time than I know what to do with..:grin:

that is very impressive though

[bgrimm77]

Thats amazing!!!! There is no way I could focus that long