Foto Friday: model stadium

by Josh

3 comments

1 Callie { 03.23.07 at 2:34 pm }

That’s a model? Omg, it’s amazing. Very cool. I can imagine it took the builder quite some time to make.

2 Ken { 03.23.07 at 4:51 pm }

In case you didn’t notice: If you go to the photo on flickr and hover your cursor over the picture you’ll see a note telling you that the model includes – a streaker on the pitch!

Now that truly is attention to detail.

3 If This Is Football » Blog Archive » The Sweeper #4 { 04.04.07 at 9:13 pm }

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