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The 12-year-old boy set a Guinness World Record from ice cream sticks

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Eric Klabel also created an usable chair and a home from just used popsicles.
Recently, a boy named Eric Klabel won the Guinness World Record for creating the tallest tower in the world, using just used popsicles.

The tower built by Eric Klabel has a size of 6,157m. It was so tall it could be seen from afar. Klabel has been building everything from recycled items for about 6 years now. After meeting many other record-makers around the world, Eric Klabel was inspired to make a name for himself. In addition, the 12-year-old boy is also inspired by the father himself, when deciding to use things like used popsicles to build something majestic out of it. Eric Klabel stands by the tower made from his used popsicle popsicles. At first, Eric Klabel often created many different shapes from ice cream sticks. After seeing how his childhood toys were made, Eric Klabel decided to take it one step further. In 2015, the boy Eric Klabel officially began to step further in direction by trying to build structures suitable for ice cream. The mammoth tower is an example. Talking to the Guinness World Records Organization, Eric Klabel said: “In order to create the tower, I had to build the same vertical structure over and over again, again and again. But I feel very happy because my results are getting higher and higher. ” For Eric Klabel, the proudest moment was when the boy stood back and still saw the tower he created from used ice creams stood tall and never collapsed. Eric Klabel was completely surprised to learn about his record setting. Eric Klabel told the record tally organization: “I feel fulfilled and grateful to be the owner of this Guinness World Record. I am very happy that I was able to reach this point. Love My love for reaching a world record is that I can be known from my passion “. In addition to the tower, Eric Klabel also created a rod-shaped chair, a replica of a house with lights, furniture and other important furnishings.

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