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The Dutch must be the happiest people in the world- I never see that in America. Then again, I live in Ohio…
Madurodam I assume. It’s unbelievable all the detail. I was there 15 – 20 years ago I am sure it’s even bigger and better now.
#3 Yes, and it’s huge!
No bar, though. 😉
With the economy the way it’s going (Thank you Barack Hussein Obama!), likely these are biggest houses Americans will be able to afford.
Been there, done that.
So this is what was meant when Barack Hussein Obama said we need to star living within our means.
What kind of mortgage deal can I get on something like that? Nevermind, I’ll just go ask Obama’s buddies at the banks.
I loved the little red light district.
Miniature World? … it’s Giants world! 😉
Thanks John for (finally) posting some of your Holland pictures.
To the same scale as Miniature World is built, how big would all of Manhattan be?
Now that would be a fun place!
Makes you feel like Godzilla
HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONK!!!! HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONK!!!! HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONK!!!! No green fire today. Have to eat more Naga Jolokia peppers 8o)
Looks mostly like I remember it from 27 years ago, albeit without the big tomato monster in the background.
It was a fun little side trip one afternoon.
Went there in 92′
Jim, that is Elmo I believe.
Thanks for the reminder, was there many years ago and it was a fun place to visit. The Netherlands is a terrific place to visit, plus the pomme frittes with mayo or satay sauce are to die for.
Is there a scale train, also?
it’s on a larger scale, but Tiny Town in Colorado does have a railroad. You can’t tell much from their crappy website (tinyurl.com/pohnq) but the place is sweet.