HIDDENSay What?!: Indian Teen’s 10-Foot House of Cards Features 5,450 Playing CardsLexis TwentierPublished May 5, 2020 4:03 amINDIA — A 16-year-old Indian boy who used 5,450 playing cards to create a 10 foot, 7 inch model of the Burj Khalifa said his sights are set on breaking a Guinness World Record. Vishnu Vasu, 16, made it into the Asia Book of Records for tallest house of cards when he built his replica of the Dubai landmark from playing cards without the use of glue or tape. Read the full story here. Recent ArticlesJohn PezekMan Accused of Assaulting Wife, Shoving Her Out of Van in Knox BoroughBrookville Equipment Presents Decade AwardsPatton Financial Advising: Fixed Annuities – Retirement Income for Now or LaterUnion High School Announces 2024 Prom CourtSPONSORED: Save 10% on Outdoor Furniture During Faller’s Spring Sale EventCommunity Partner Fryburg Mayfest 0Years : 0Months : 0Days : 0Hours : 0Minutes : 0Seconds May 24, 2024
INDIA — A 16-year-old Indian boy who used 5,450 playing cards to create a 10 foot, 7 inch model of the Burj Khalifa said his sights are set on breaking a Guinness World Record.
