Landmark celebrates twenty years in a spin

Peter Jenkinson March 9, 2020 News Comments Off on Landmark celebrates twenty years in a spin

It is NOT a ferris wheel – it is a cantilevered observation wheel. There is no capsule numbered 13, the 32 pods are numbered 1-33 – each of these pods representing one of the boroughs in the capital. It spins, well rotates, at twice the sprinting speed of a tortoise, 26cm a second in case you wondered. Happy birthday London Eye, two decades young today.

 

Citygami paper London skyline – £19.99

LEGO Architecture set – £45.00

Metal 3D build kit – £21.62

Or one in Gold for just £11.00

CubicFun 3D kit – £18.99

Nano Block London Skyline – £59.99

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