THE HALL OF GREAT GURUS

Michael Williams has spent ten years building a replica of London's Tower Bridge out of 1.6million matches - two years longer than the real thing.
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Retired cabinet-maker Ron Savory has created an exact replica of the Taj Mahal out of 10,000 wooden match-sticks.
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Michael Arndt is a man of matchsticks. Over the course of six years, using 956,000 matchsticks, 1686 tubes of glue, and at least three different varieties of mustache, he built a full-scale replica of a McLaren 4/14 F1 car, at a cost of around 6000 Euros.
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Motorbike nut Colin Webb is swan to be wild after building a full size Harley Davidson - from bits of recycled plywood. The chopper, which took 900 hours and cost less than £100 ($200), faithfully recreates the real-life Harley made famous by Dennis Hopper in the classic 60s movie Easy Rider.
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The 55-year-old from Iowa has also built an out-of-this-world replica of NASA’s space shuttle Challenger.
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It's built on 90's-era Chevy S10 chassis and uses all the finest in plywood veneer's to attain that popular Hummer look.
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Classic Wooden VW Beetle is about living the colorful life of the 70’s and the 80’s.
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Craftsman Carlos Alberto came across a Vespa that was in complete disrepair, so he gutted it and carved a body from wood—which he then coated in a multitude of beautiful steam-molded veneers. Stunning stuff.
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