The World Record of making ‘Smallest Functional Cine Reel Projector’ has been achieved by Mr. Bariki Chandra Sekhar from Yemmiganur, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, India.
As on May 27, 2013; this world’s smallest functional Cine reel projector measured 4 cm length, 5 cm width and 2 cm height. Mr. Chandra Sekhar has made it by using empty match box, bobbins and wires.
The World Record of making ‘smallest disposable camera’ has been achieved by Fraunhofer Institute from Germany.
This world’s smallest disposable camera measures one (1) cubic millimetre (about the size of a coarse grain of salt). This freakish sized camera with 0.06 megapixels resolution is meant to be disposed off after one medical procedure.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of coins and currency notes from most number of countries’ has been achieved by Master N. K. Srinath (16 years) from Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
As on Oct 8, 2013, N. K. Srinath has collection of Nine Hundred Ninety (990) coins and currency notes from 180 countries across the globe.
The World Record of making ‘Smallest Gun’ has been achieved by the Swiss MiniGun from Switzerland.
This world’s smallest gun measures 5.5 cm length, 1 cm width and 3.5 cm height. It is a double action revolver and has all the features as are found on a real size gun. The six-shot revolver fires 2.3 caliber, 1.97 grain bullets and shoots the tiny bullets at a muzzle velocity of around 400 feet per second.
The World Record of ‘largest collection of unique digit and antique coins’ has been achieved by Mr. Ranchod Sethiya from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Till November 04, 2013; Mr. Ranchod Sethiya has collected more than 500 (Five Hundred) coins with unique digits and antique coins. His collection has coins of Rs. 60, Rs. 75, Rs. 150, Rs. 1000 etc. Collection has coins from various countries of Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa dated 1833 to 2013.
The World Record of creating ‘digital photograph mosaic with most number of photographs’ has been achieved by Mr. Kshitij Pawar from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.
As on November 02, 2013; Mr. Pawar has made the digital photograph mosaic depicting the goddess Laxmi using 35000 (Thirty Five Thousand) photographs.
