World's largest arcade machine. The machine is 13 feet tall, has about a 70-inch screen.
Measuring at 19 hands and 2 inches, Digger is used to looking down on the world as Britain’s largest horse. At just 4 years old — in equine terms a teenager — the burly Clydesdale is eating and growing his way into becoming contender for the world’s record largest steed.
Big enough to let two full soccer teams (22 players) go head to head, the World's Largest Foosball Table is a one-of-a-kind item built as an advertising stunt for Amstel beer.
The world's largest shotgun aka Punt Gun measures 10-feet long and has a 2-inch barrel. Due to its size and recoil, this gun has to be mounted directly on the punts. Just a single blast could wipe out 50-100 ducks resting on the water's surface.
World's largest rollerskate. Found at Hugo's, in Warrenton, Virginia.
World's Largest Putter Bow Island, Alberta.
The Florida Department of Citrus and Orange Man introduced the "world’s largest orange juice glass" -- standing 8 feet-tall and holding more than 730 gallons of orange juice -- in support of National Minority Cancer Awareness Week (April 19-26). According to the American Cancer Society, a low-fat, high-fiber diet rich in vegetables and fruits, including orange juice, may help reduce the risk of certain cancers.
World's Largest Lamp. Donalda, Alberta
Stanton, Iowa, is the home of Virginia Christine, who played "Mrs. Olsen" in Folger's Coffee television commercials. To commemorate this and some other vague heritage issues, they've modified and painted their water tower to create the World's Largest Coffee Pot, 36 feet tall, 40,000 gallons in size.
World's Largest Chair: Anniston, Alabama. An apt advertisement for Miller's Office Furniture in downtown Anniston, Alabama, this 33-foot chair was built in the 1980s and is said to trump numerous big chairs scattered across the planet.
"Mr Tan, of Songyuan city, says his 3ft high phone, which weighs 48lbs, is an exact copy of his own phone - but 620 times bigger.
The World's Largest Catsup Bottle® stands proudly next to Route 159, just south of downtown Collinsville, Illinois. This unique 170 ft. tall water tower was built in 1949 by the W.E. Caldwell Company for the G.S. Suppiger catsup bottling plant - bottlers of Brooks old original rich & tangy catsup.
We suppose that the Florida übercrapper (click here to enjoy on Google Earth or here to peruse on Google Maps) indicates that America has thrown in the towel on its burgeoning obesity problem and recognises that the day will soon arrive when it will need to accommodate wobbly pairs of 33-metre buttocks. We wouldn't want to be downwind when the first customer pops in to download some brownware.
The Worlds Largest Ginger Bread House smells of ginger, took a month to build, is massive, will soon have a picture in the Guiness Book of Records. Winner basically. Sadly unedible due to chemical spraying practices at the mall.
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