A Chinese artist has built a huge city in miniature out of biscuits at Selfridges department store in London:
An estimated 72,000 biscuits, including digestives, chocolate digestives, rich tea, hobnobs, caramels and fruit shortcake, will be used during the week-long project.
Mr Dong has also built biscuit cities in Beijing, Chongqing, Shanghai and Paris.
(Thanks, Alex!)
Update: James took a great set of photos of biscuit city before it was eaten.
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