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Joe Macken's 21-Year NYC Scale Model on Display at Museum

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A detailed scale model of New York City, constructed over 21 years by Joe Macken using cardboard and balsa wood, is currently on display. The exhibition is located at the Museum of the City of New York, near the northeast corner of Central Park. Visitors have until October 12th to view this intricate creation. AI

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Joe Macken's 21-Year NYC Scale Model on Display at Museum

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    If you have not yet been to see the scale model of NYC built by Joe Macken out of cardboard and balsa wood over a period of 21 years you only have until the 12t

    If you have not yet been to see the scale model of NYC built by Joe Macken out of cardboard and balsa wood over a period of 21 years you only have until the 12th of October to see it! It's at the Museum of the City of New York, by the north east end of Central Park

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