We visited the Seoul Museum of History and one of the exhibits there was this miniaturization of the entire city of Seoul, down to the tiniest buildings and apartments. The city is huge, like 10 million people and the local government is very aggressive in doing hi-tech projects like this one. The took satellite photos of Seoul to make this as accurate as possible. Here's a short video I uploaded on YouTube: They spent about $1.2 Million to construct this 3D exhibit, hiring about 200 people over 2 years to re-create the city in scale. They used LED lights inside the small structures and placed a huge laser beacon on the ceiling to high-light certain sections of the cityscape. Honda Cars Philippines just announced a couple of days ago that the Limited Edition Honda City Mugen model is now available in the Philippines and only 20 units are available to customers. The City Mugen Edition comes with unique front sports grille, front under spoiler, side spoiler, rear under spoiler and rear wing spoiler to make the already sporty design of the standard City model and make it stand out on the road. The City MUGEN Limited Edition Model 1.5 EL AT variant will have a special introductory price of Php 976,000. Read more in our articles including "Seoul City in 3D" and "Honda City Mugen Limited Edition out for Php976,000".
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Sep 24, 2014We visited the Seoul Museum of History and one of the exhibits there was this miniaturization of the entire city of Seoul, down to the tiniest buildings and apartments. The city is huge, like 10 million people and the local government is very aggressive in doing hi-tech projects like this one.
The took satellite photos of Seoul to make this as accurate as possible. Here's a short video I uploaded on YouTube: They spent about $1.2 Million to construct this 3D exhibit, hiring about 200 people over 2 years to re-create the city in scale. They used LED lights inside the small structures and placed a huge laser beacon on the ceiling to high-light certain sections of the cityscape.
Our coverage of Seoul City includes: "Seoul City in 3D"; "Honda City Mugen Limited Edition out for Php976,000"; "Philippines, US plan Industrial Hub in New Clark City". Each article provides unique insights and information.