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World’s Largest Bobblehead Is In… Pennsylvania

A Pennsylvania-based store chain celebrated its 40th anniversary by breaking a Guinness World Record with a bobblehead figure measuring 16 feet, 6.73 inches high.

Ollie’s Bargain Outlet unveiled the giant bobblehead, made in the image of store mascot Ollie, at the chain’s flagship location in Harrisburg.

Guinness World Records rules required the bobblehead to be an oversized replica of an existing model, which Ollie’s sells as a promotional item.

The team behind the giant bobblehead used 3D modeling, hand sculpting, carving and painting to create the fully-functional bobblehead over the course of four months.

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