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Bobby Sherman’s Main Street

The former teen idol has recreated Disney’s Main Street USA at 1/5 Scale. Via BoingBoing, of course.

Incidentally, Main Street USA itself is 7/8th scale on the first floor, and a third story is created from two story structures through forced perspective. So Bobby Sherman has created a miniature of a miniature of the platonic ideal of small town USA. But don’t worry: if this much postmodernism makes you vomit, cast members will swoop in with sawdust before you can say “Baudrillard”.

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Margie (Home Decor) Greco Says:
December 16th, 2007 at 10:46 am
How great would that be to have Disney’s Main Street. I love dollhouse and I am always working on one, but this one is the best, from the best place in the world.

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