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Steampunk Daily: Models / Sculptures: Tom Otterness' Silver Towers Playground in New York City

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Tom Otterness' Silver Towers Playground in New York City is a bronze, steampunk man just asking to be climbed on. With legs that double as slides and a hollow head perfect for hiding from parents, it's a splendid (and well-designed) inner city escape.

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