In a world where minimalistic lifestyles and alternative housing solutions are gaining popularity, park model homes and tiny houses offer great flexibility for individuals seeking affordable and compact living spaces. However, despite their similarities, these dwellings have differences regarding structure, mobility, and legality. Recognizing these differences can help a buyer or renters with the information they need to make the best choice for them. This article outlines the key disparities between park model homes and tiny houses in terms of size, legal classification, and daily life.
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Shark Attack 3D Puzzle Model!
Photo By Gail
Though Sharks are normally fearsome, this Shark has been cute-ified for maximum adorableness. Its teeth are made of cardboard, so you don’t need to worry about getting chomped! A cool 3D puzzle that’s a perfect activity to pass some time and teach a child the art of following instructions, this puzzle by Eugy also contains fun Shark facts to help kids learn while they build! Shark Attack Fun Activity!
Photographed at NY Now in Manhattan
Eye On Design: Vespa Model 400 Jolly Micro Car
All Photos By Gail
The Vespa 400 is a rear-engined micro car, produced by ACMA (Ateliers de construction de motocycles et accessoires) from 1957 to 1961. The 400s were built in France under license from Piaggo Group, Italy, the famous maker of millions of Vespa motor scooters.
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Eye On Design: Aries 1-B Spaceship Model from Kubrick’s 2001
All Photos By Gail
Most of the props, sets, costumes, and models from the film 2001: A Apace Odyssey (1968) were intentionally destroyed by Director Stanley Kubrick to prevent their reuse in other productions; this surviving Aries 1B Spaceship Model is a rarity.
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Shark Attack Megalodon Model!
All Photos By Gail
Do you like Sharks? I sure do. That’s why I could. not. stop. taking photos of this life-size (read: humungous) model a prehistoric Megalodon Shark, which is a main attraction of the recently opened Sharks special exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in NYC. Here are some cool Megalodon facts I learned while exploring the exhibit.