The house of the famous children’s tape was transferred to real life, where the bright colors and the famous helium balloons are the great protagonists
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A father is capable of doing everything or almost everything for a son and this was demonstrated by the gift that the Australian Scott Fincher made his son Leo, for whom he built a house inspired by the famous residence of the Mr. Carl Fredricksen from the movie ‘Up’ .
Scott began construction of the house in the 2019, but it was until 2020 that managed to make great progress, as it took advantage of the confinement due to COVID – 19 to dedicate as much time as possible to the work .
“I loved the architecture of the house in the movie and wanted to do something similar, but simpler, however, the perfectionist in me wanted to build to have a replica that was faithful, so this is what I ended up doing, a rather enormous effort, “he declared in an interview with Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
The house, whose cost around the $ 7, 000 Dollars, aims to become the playhouse of his little son and his sister, Talya .
Scott shared that the property was built with the same materials as a life house real and was also equipped with insulating material so that it could withstand strong storms.
Inside, due to its size, it is different from how it looks in the film , but on the outside it is a faithful replica of the original.
The facade of Leo’s house combines green, yellow and orange tones, while its roof is colored gray and its fireplace is brick-colored.
In the front there is a garden with artificial grass and a white fence that divides his playhouse from the rest of the family property located in the Australian city of Canberra.
The famous balloons of the liked Pixar movie could not be missing in the decoration of the residence that has already gone viral.
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