Building Popsicle Mansion Time Lapse HD

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Published 2013-08-28
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Popsicle sticks: 8,000
Glue sticks: 600

Q:How old are you?
A:15 when I started this, 17 when I finished

Q:How much can I buy this for?
A:Not selling it

Q:What do you use to cut the sticks?
A:"Anvil cutters" google it.

Q:Where do you buy sticks?
A:AC Moore, but you can get them at places like walmart or online

Q:What glue do you use?
A:Hot glue, dries in seconds.

Q:Why put inside walls if you can't see inside?
A: You CAN see inside, that's why I loaded it up with windows, and also, they are structural.

Q:Can I see the plans?
A:Sure, go to my facebook page, "TheMrFinneth" and find them in the photos.

Q:What are you going to have as a job?
A:Hopefully an architect!
9/2014 update: Going to Penn State for Business Management

Q:Are you going to paint it?
A:No. I like the wood look, and it painting it would make it look cheesy and take away from the fact that it's built with popsicle sticks.

Q:What are the songs?
A:1: Rodrigo Y Gabriela - Diablo Rojo
2: Tony Rice - Blackberry Blossom
3: Tony Rice - Mar East
4: Tony Rice - Plastic Banana
5. Earl Scruggs - Home Sweet Home

Scale: 1/24
Time: 18 months
Material Cost (Including lighting): $278.00
Filmed with a Logitec C910
Time Lapse made with Video Velocity
Edited with Sony Movie Studio 11

Started on February 24, 2012
Finished on August 25, 2013

All Comments (21)
  • no insulation, no dry wall, no plumbing or electric. its amazing the code inspectors allowed construction to continue.
  • @das42k
    This dude builds houses for real. This is not no ordinary popsicle stick house. This literally has structural key points
  • This guy really just built a house out of popsicle sticks the exact same way you make a real home
  • During one point of the house it looked like a old abandoned house overtaken by cobwebs because of the hot glue stings.
  • @yf6105
    Give this man around of applause šŸ‘šŸ‘ This is extraordinary really only few people have this patience and time
  • I wanna thank you for uploading this, I watched it like two years ago and it inspired me to try it out and Iā€™ve been doing it ever since. Itā€™s one of my favorite things to do now. I like to make things other than houses like a ships and Iā€™m currently making a train. If you hadnā€™t uploaded this I would probably never have gotten to this point. Thank you so much!
  • @ReddonYoutube
    2020 quarantine got me thinking I can do thisšŸ¤£šŸ˜­
  • @keysersoze5633
    The explosion you just heard was my jaw hitting the floor. You sir are a boss!
  • @metu5818
    This is an awesome example of dedication to something you obviously enjoy. Sadly if it isn't cardboard box ready...most people don't appreciate your art. If you make a career out of something you enjoy, you will get the most out of your life and be happy. You won't end up like some of the people commenting with their inability to appreciate what you have created. You won't be miserable like them, dragging your butt to a JOB. Goodluck with your plans to be an architect!
  • @Treetrimmer82
    I built house's for about 12 years and i can say the feeling that you get when you walk up on that slab and start poping your lines for the walls too when you walk away with someones dream sitting there its amazing i no longer build house's but i do very much miss it but i own my own business now and i make more money too support my family not only did the housing. Market go down were i live there just wasent enough houses being built at the time so it left me know choice but too move on but i still do alot of construction like add ons decks an so fourth but really great work an really time consuming
  • @togokamata4399
    Oh my goodness! The fact that he was able to continue on this single project for over a year is simply amazing... And the walls look so smooth!
  • @miyakasamoa21
    I just saw your two years in 16 minutes and 24 seconds of amazement. Nice work!
  • @yayaakaYanira
    šŸ˜² did anyone else freak out about how the house would move as he was adding sticks??? I thought it was going to fall off the table! Congratulations on your beautiful piece of art work! šŸ‘šŸ¼
  • @horselips
    Never mind the SATs,this videoĀ should get you a full ride scholarship to the College of Architecture at the University of your choice. Good luck, Master Builder.
  • @jthorner69
    This guy obviously is a house builder because he is very extraordinary in his talent this popsicle sticks!!! The dedication and the time that was spent on building this awesome house is a huge wow factor!!!!
  • @BigManYa
    This is one of those school projects that never end