Toothpick City II is now available for RENT in 2011-2013!
If you would like the most amazing architectural exhibit for your museum or attraction (3 month minimum), drop us an e-mail at stan@toothpickcity.com, or drop in at the Museum of Science & Technology (www.most.org) in Syracuse, NY... and see for yourself... 55 of the world's most amazing temples & towers... all 1:164 scale... 30 countries... 3 million toothpicks... 1 man... (ok... large "boy"). You have to SEE IT to BELIEVE IT!!
Welcome Akshardham!
The largest Hindu temple in the world is now part of TPC2! (click image for larger view)
Now on permanent display in Mallorca, Spain!
Click on photo to view gallery.
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A special thanks to the students and staff of Room 128, York High, Nebraska, for including me in their I-Book and I-Movie projects. It was truly an honor. Keep up the great work!
Special thanks to readers of World Architecture News
for voting on Notre Dame du Haut, in Ronchamp, France, to be included in Toothpick City II.
(click image for larger view)
Special Thanks to Discovery
Channel Canada
for airing a great hi-def segment on January 28, 2010! (Daily Planet)
Guangzhou Tower (click image for larger view) Stan Munro is dwarfed by his latest creation: Guangzhou (or Canton) Tower in China, the 2nd tallest building on the planet--now the 2nd tallest in TPC2! Just in time for the 2010 Asian Games!
Check out our new promo video!
Stan and Toothpick City II Showcased in "Arabian Homes"! Click here to read Stan's interview from the February 2010 issue of Arabian Homes!
Wonder how Stan builds such
big sculptures with small toothpicks?
Do you want to try and build one for yourself? Check
out our Kids' Page
When
Stan Munro started Toothpick City I in 2004, he convinced his wife
that this might be an actual job... [ more ]
Toothpick City II should beat
the Guiness world record for largest toothpick structure in the
world. Stan came close to beating the record in 2005... [ more ]
When
Stan Munro started Toothpick City I in 2004, he convinced his wife
that this might be an actual job... [ 