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Leaning Tower of Pizza

 

Made
14. 5. 2015

 

I have had that idea about 10 or 20 years in my head,
where it was blocking a memory place,
so I finally decided to check this task.

It is the latest moment, because people will forget soon
what hifi tower used to be:

Leaning Tower in Pizza (hifi tower in pizza)
Leaning Tower of Pizza

Šikmá věž v pizze
Krzywa Wieża w Pizzy
Leaning Tower of Pizza
Torre pendente di pizza

 

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