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FEATURE: Kleine Welten in Fingerringen
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A miniature mermaid can be seen swimming in the ring
'Miniature world' ring designs, Germany - Sep 2015
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A designer has created a unique jewellery range that places a 'miniature world' inside a clear-ring.
German-designer Isabell Kiefhabe spends several hours carefully creating miniature designs, which are encased in a see-through ring.
Isabell said: "I really like to place ordinary objects, that generally nobody pays attention to, into jewels. In addition, I add materials like gold-leaf, silver or pearls to make the pieces eye-catching."
In the pictures, tiny objects, such as an origami bird, a swimming scene and a mermaid can be seen encased inside a clear-ring.
The intricate work can take up to several hours to make one design.
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FEATURE: Kleine Welten in Fingerringen
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This ring features miniature rose thorns
'Miniature world' ring designs, Germany - Sep 2015
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A designer has created a unique jewellery range that places a 'miniature world' inside a clear-ring.
German-designer Isabell Kiefhabe spends several hours carefully creating miniature designs, which are encased in a see-through ring.
Isabell said: "I really like to place ordinary objects, that generally nobody pays attention to, into jewels. In addition, I add materials like gold-leaf, silver or pearls to make the pieces eye-catching."
In the pictures, tiny objects, such as an origami bird, a swimming scene and a mermaid can be seen encased inside a clear-ring.
The intricate work can take up to several hours to make one design.
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FEATURE: Kleine Welten in Fingerringen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock (5168069f)
This ring features a miniature piece of knitting of turquoise wool, stockinette stitch, apart lays the ball of wool
'Miniature world' ring designs, Germany - Sep 2015
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A designer has created a unique jewellery range that places a 'miniature world' inside a clear-ring.
German-designer Isabell Kiefhabe spends several hours carefully creating miniature designs, which are encased in a see-through ring.
Isabell said: "I really like to place ordinary objects, that generally nobody pays attention to, into jewels. In addition, I add materials like gold-leaf, silver or pearls to make the pieces eye-catching."
In the pictures, tiny objects, such as an origami bird, a swimming scene and a mermaid can be seen encased inside a clear-ring.
The intricate work can take up to several hours to make one design.
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FEATURE: Kleine Welten in Fingerringen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock (5168069g)
This ring features a miniature deer
'Miniature world' ring designs, Germany - Sep 2015
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A designer has created a unique jewellery range that places a 'miniature world' inside a clear-ring.
German-designer Isabell Kiefhabe spends several hours carefully creating miniature designs, which are encased in a see-through ring.
Isabell said: "I really like to place ordinary objects, that generally nobody pays attention to, into jewels. In addition, I add materials like gold-leaf, silver or pearls to make the pieces eye-catching."
In the pictures, tiny objects, such as an origami bird, a swimming scene and a mermaid can be seen encased inside a clear-ring.
The intricate work can take up to several hours to make one design.
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FEATURE: Kleine Welten in Fingerringen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock (5168069i)
This pink ring features a miniature pink petit fours and three minature chocolate candies
'Miniature world' ring designs, Germany - Sep 2015
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A designer has created a unique jewellery range that places a 'miniature world' inside a clear-ring.
German-designer Isabell Kiefhabe spends several hours carefully creating miniature designs, which are encased in a see-through ring.
Isabell said: "I really like to place ordinary objects, that generally nobody pays attention to, into jewels. In addition, I add materials like gold-leaf, silver or pearls to make the pieces eye-catching."
In the pictures, tiny objects, such as an origami bird, a swimming scene and a mermaid can be seen encased inside a clear-ring.
The intricate work can take up to several hours to make one design.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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FEATURE: Kleine Welten in Fingerringen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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This ring features miniature tulips
'Miniature world' ring designs, Germany - Sep 2015
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A designer has created a unique jewellery range that places a 'miniature world' inside a clear-ring.
German-designer Isabell Kiefhabe spends several hours carefully creating miniature designs, which are encased in a see-through ring.
Isabell said: "I really like to place ordinary objects, that generally nobody pays attention to, into jewels. In addition, I add materials like gold-leaf, silver or pearls to make the pieces eye-catching."
In the pictures, tiny objects, such as an origami bird, a swimming scene and a mermaid can be seen encased inside a clear-ring.
The intricate work can take up to several hours to make one design.
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FEATURE: Kleine Welten in Fingerringen
MANDATORY CREDIT: Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Isabell Kiefhaber/REX Shutterstock (5168069m)
A ring featuring miniature red-spotted mushrooms
'Miniature world' ring designs, Germany - Sep 2015
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A designer has created a unique jewellery range that places a 'miniature world' inside a clear-ring.
German-designer Isabell Kiefhabe spends several hours carefully creating miniature designs, which are encased in a see-through ring.
Isabell said: "I really like to place ordinary objects, that generally nobody pays attention to, into jewels. In addition, I add materials like gold-leaf, silver or pearls to make the pieces eye-catching."
In the pictures, tiny objects, such as an origami bird, a swimming scene and a mermaid can be seen encased inside a clear-ring.
The intricate work can take up to several hours to make one design.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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FEATURE - Hier wird Süsses 'verdrückt'
MANDATORY CREDIT: Jason Hilt/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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Two workers break down candy whilst another looks on
Miniature figurines smash sweets, Florida, United States - 03 Nov 2015
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An American dad has found another use for the sweets his kids had collected on Halloween.
Amateur photographer Jason Hilt has created a new world where workmen drill into and smash sweets and chocolate.
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Legoland creates miniature royal wedding scene, Windsor, Britain - 31 Mar 2011
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A Model Royal Wedding
The smallest tribute yet has been paid to Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding - miniature Lego figures depicting the happy couple.
The bride and groom, the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and even corgis, the monarch's favourite breed of dogs, are all recreated in tiny detail at the new Legoland attraction.
The scene also includes crowds, guests and members of the royal family on Buckingham Palace's famous balcony.
It took model makers at Legoland Windsor more than 30 hours to create using around 10,000 bricks.
Each of the 10cm-high figures that feature in the scene took an hour to put together out of 30-40 bricks.
The happy couple are depicted at the palace gates embracing in front of guardsmen - complete with their bearskins and scarlet tunics - crowds of schoolchildren and well-wishers.
Meanwhile, the Queen and the rest of the royal family look down from the balcony above.
Buckingham Palace itself utilises 160,000 bricks and was built on a 1:50 scale over 550 hours.
It sits in the Miniland London area of Legoland, which features some of the capital's best known landmarks.
Sue Kemp, Divisional Director of LEGOLAND Windsor commented: "What better way to celebrate it than to pay homage to such an amazing royal occasion.
"After all, we're based in Windsor which is well known for its royal connections!"
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Designer Lu Wei Kang recreates Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature for Barbie dolls, Beijing, China - 08 Feb 2010
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Lady GaGa's bow-tie hairstyle
Designer Lu Wei Kang recreates Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature for Barbie dolls, Beijing, China - 08 Feb 2010
Lady Gaga fans could soon buy this bizarre range of clothes and wigs for their Barbie dolls - so they can dress them like the Poker Face star. The home-made garments look like the wacky outfits and hair styles the eccentric singer has become famous for. Designer Lu Wei Kang, who describes Lady Gaga as "very special", has spent months recreating Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature. His clothes have become a huge hit on the internet where fans have described them as "genius". The 29-year-old, from Beijing, China, now hopes to mass produce the clothes and sell them worldwide.
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Designer Lu Wei Kang recreates Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature for Barbie dolls, Beijing, China - 08 Feb 2010
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Lady GaGa with one of her over-the-top wigs
Designer Lu Wei Kang recreates Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature for Barbie dolls, Beijing, China - 08 Feb 2010
Lady Gaga fans could soon buy this bizarre range of clothes and wigs for their Barbie dolls - so they can dress them like the Poker Face star. The home-made garments look like the wacky outfits and hair styles the eccentric singer has become famous for. Designer Lu Wei Kang, who describes Lady Gaga as "very special", has spent months recreating Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature. His clothes have become a huge hit on the internet where fans have described them as "genius". The 29-year-old, from Beijing, China, now hopes to mass produce the clothes and sell them worldwide.
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Designer Lu Wei Kang recreates Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature for Barbie dolls, Beijing, China - 08 Feb 2010
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Lady Gaga's Kermit the Frog Outfit
Designer Lu Wei Kang recreates Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature for Barbie dolls, Beijing, China - 08 Feb 2010
Lady Gaga fans could soon buy this bizarre range of clothes and wigs for their Barbie dolls - so they can dress them like the Poker Face star. The home-made garments look like the wacky outfits and hair styles the eccentric singer has become famous for. Designer Lu Wei Kang, who describes Lady Gaga as "very special", has spent months recreating Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature. His clothes have become a huge hit on the internet where fans have described them as "genius". The 29-year-old, from Beijing, China, now hopes to mass produce the clothes and sell them worldwide.
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Designer Lu Wei Kang recreates Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature for Barbie dolls, Beijing, China - 08 Feb 2010
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Lady GaGa in her bizarre sunglasses
Designer Lu Wei Kang recreates Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature for Barbie dolls, Beijing, China - 08 Feb 2010
Lady Gaga fans could soon buy this bizarre range of clothes and wigs for their Barbie dolls - so they can dress them like the Poker Face star. The home-made garments look like the wacky outfits and hair styles the eccentric singer has become famous for. Designer Lu Wei Kang, who describes Lady Gaga as "very special", has spent months recreating Lady Gaga's wardrobe in miniature. His clothes have become a huge hit on the internet where fans have described them as "genius". The 29-year-old, from Beijing, China, now hopes to mass produce the clothes and sell them worldwide.
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Photographer Vincent Bousserez's 'Plastic Life' series, featuring miniature plastic figures, France - Nov 2009
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One of Vincent Bousserez's 'Plastic Life' photos
Photographer Vincent Bousserez's 'Plastic Life' series, featuring miniature plastic figures, France - Nov 2009
A French photographer has become an internet sensation with his amusing snaps of tiny plastic people carrying out everyday tasks. Vincent Bousserez has shot a series of pictures showing the miniature figures window cleaning a pair of spectacles, shaving a man's face with a lawnmower and even scaling a woman's breast. The 36-year-old, from Paris, started the 'Plastic Life' series four years ago after visiting a miniature model shop with a friend. Vincent, a creative director of a marketing agency, has now got 80 photos in his collection. He carries a selection of mini characters around with him where ever he goes so he can take a photo when inspiration strikes.
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Students From Around The World Compete In Mars Rover Challenge
KRAKOW, POLAND – AUGUST 29:
Miniature robotic models are on display in the Scientific Exhibitors Zone during the European Rover Challenge at AGH University in Krakow, Poland, on August 29, 2025.
The competition's finals feature 27 student teams from 12 countries, all vying for the top spot in Europe's premier Mars rover challenge. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Students From Around The World Compete In Mars Rover Challenge
KRAKOW, POLAND – AUGUST 29:
Miniature versions of various robots made from Lego are on display in the Scientific Exhibitors Zone during the European Rover Challenge at AGH University in Krakow, Poland, on August 29, 2025.
The competition's finals feature 27 student teams from 12 countries, all vying for the top spot in Europe's premier Mars rover challenge. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Students From Around The World Compete In Mars Rover Challenge
KRAKOW, POLAND – AUGUST 29:
Miniature Lego replicas of the NASA 905 aircraft and the NASA Enterprise spacecraft are displayed in the Scientific Exhibitors Zone during the European Rover Challenge at AGH University in Krakow, Poland, on August 29, 2025.
The competition's finals feature 27 student teams from 12 countries, all vying for the top spot in Europe's premier Mars rover challenge. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Students From Around The World Compete In Mars Rover Challenge
KRAKOW, POLAND – AUGUST 29:
Miniature Marioinex robot replicas are displayed in the Scientific Exhibitors Zone during the European Rover Challenge at AGH University in Krakow, Poland, on August 29, 2025.
The competition's finals feature 27 student teams from 12 countries, all vying for the top spot in Europe's premier Mars rover challenge. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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London Daily Life
The public contemplates the 6-meter-high reproduction of Big Ben inside the Lego store in London, England. It features numerous large figures built with the famous blocks of this brand. (Photo by Joaquin Gomez Sastre/NurPhoto) -
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Xing Zhilei
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Xing Zhilei
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
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A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
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Metro station and train for cats
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Station 1
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A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Xing Zhilei
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Xing Zhilei
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Cat Town station.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Metro station and train for cats
Ferrari Press Agency
Station 1
Ref 17106
28/08/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Xing’s World
A collection of pampered pet cats can now arrive in style — at their own mini metro station.
A YouTuber built a replica train with sliding doors that automatically open as it pulls into the subway stop.
As well as carrying pets as passengers there is also a pussy in the driver’s cab.
It was built over four months by China based Xing Zhilei under the title Xing’s World who has named the stop Cat Town Station.
The tiny infrastructure also has a moving escalator, lineage and platform lights.
The metro joins a portfolio of miniature environments that Xing has created, including a pool f, a private island, a parking lot, supermarket and movie theatre.
Xing and an assistant used woodworking skills and 3D printed parts.
The final station includes realistic details that echo urban transit environments, from the train’s arrival sequence to the boarding process.
Platform screen doors line the edge, complete with signage and warning strips, while overhead maps and directional boards recreate the look of a real concourse.
Even rubbish bins are carefully crafted to scale.
Training the cats, led by his Maine Coon Mr Nice, to use the miniature system became part of the process.
OPS: Xing Zhilei
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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President Of Argentina Javier Milei Opens Campaign Ahead Legislative Elections
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President Of Argentina Javier Milei Opens Campaign Ahead Legislative Elections
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President Of Argentina Javier Milei Opens Campaign Ahead Legislative Elections
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Automation Expo 2025 In Mumbai
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Production Of Wooden Masks For Traditional Festivals
Artisan Elsa Padilla shows miniature wooden masks during the production of carnival masks, which takes four months to complete. Elsa Padilla has been dedicated to this craft for more than 30 years in Tizatlan, Mexico, on July 22, 2024. (Photo by Essene Hernandez/ Eyepix Group) (Photo by Eyepix/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Berlin
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David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue.
David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue - the venerated Cherry Bar - during the Victorian capital’s long Covid lockdowns.
Now he has created enough mini masterpieces for an exhibition of his work.
A detailed look of the miniature model of The Tote during a visit to David Hourigan studio on the 10th of July 2025 in Melbourne Australia.
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David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue.
David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue - the venerated Cherry Bar - during the Victorian capital’s long Covid lockdowns.
Now he has created enough mini masterpieces for an exhibition of his work.
A detailed look of the miniature model of The Gasometer Hotel during a visit to David Hourigan studio on the 10th of July 2025 in Melbourne Australia.
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David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue.
David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue - the venerated Cherry Bar - during the Victorian capital’s long Covid lockdowns.
Now he has created enough mini masterpieces for an exhibition of his work.
A detailed look at the Espy Hotel during a visit to David Hourigan studio on the 10th of July 2025 in Melbourne Australia.
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David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue.
David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue - the venerated Cherry Bar - during the Victorian capital’s long Covid lockdowns.
Now he has created enough mini masterpieces for an exhibition of his work.
A detailed look at the Espy Hotel during a visit to David Hourigan studio on the 10th of July 2025 in Melbourne Australia.
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David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue.
David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue - the venerated Cherry Bar - during the Victorian capital’s long Covid lockdowns.
Now he has created enough mini masterpieces for an exhibition of his work.
David Hourigan inside his studio with his miniature model of The Punters Club hotel during a visit to David Hourigan studio on the 10th of July 2025 in Melbourne Australia.
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David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue.
David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue - the venerated Cherry Bar - during the Victorian capital’s long Covid lockdowns.
Now he has created enough mini masterpieces for an exhibition of his work.
David Hourigan inside his studio with his miniature model of The Gasometer Hotel during a visit to David Hourigan studio on the 10th of July 2025 in Melbourne Australia.
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David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue.
David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue - the venerated Cherry Bar - during the Victorian capital’s long Covid lockdowns.
Now he has created enough mini masterpieces for an exhibition of his work.
David Hourigan inside his studio with his miniature model of The Gasometer Hotel during a visit to David Hourigan studio on the 10th of July 2025 in Melbourne Australia.
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David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue.
David Hourigan made his first model of a Melbourne music venue - the venerated Cherry Bar - during the Victorian capital’s long Covid lockdowns.
Now he has created enough mini masterpieces for an exhibition of his work.
David Hourigan holds his miniature model of the Espy outside his studio during a visit to David Hourigan studio on the 10th of July 2025 in Melbourne Australia.
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