Largest World Records  

Celia P. grew a Kellogg's breakfast tomato that weighed 2.7 pounds.

Rakesh V. created a Titanic key chain measuring 10 feet long and 0.91 feet wide. He constructed the piece from Thermocol sheets and chart papers.

Mick Cullen, a social work professor, has a collection of 626 unique key chains.

A total of 116 kids kicked penalty shoot-outs at the Queen's Park soccer field in Sydney, Australia. The record was set with the help of IGA Australia as part of their IGA Future Soccer Stars campaign. Soccer hero John Aloisi served as goal keeper and RecordSetter official Dave Thompson was present to adjudicate the attempt.

Joseph G. led 338 kids in a Zumba class. The class was organized by Fight Back With Fitness and Relay For Life Bergen Beach, Mill Basin & Marine Park. They set the record to promote cancer prevention through fitness and healthy lifestyle.

Jason E. has 511 Kooky Pens in his collection.

A total of 110 women formed a lap circle. The record was organized by City of Champions with the help of Nelson Mandela Bay Athletic Club to celebrate Women's Day.

Vivek K. constructed a replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa using 2,000 popsicle sticks. He used other materials including card boards, Fevicol, and chart papers to complete the construction. The tower measures 2.5 meters in height. It took Vivek six days to complete the entire replica.

A total of 1,175 people formed a circle and linked their arms with each other. They set the record at Isaac Wolfson Stadium in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa to celebrate South Africa's Freedom Day and to promote unity and social cohesion in their community.

Rob Suretteused 504,000 pegs ofLite Britetocreate a 10x20 foot mural entitled “World Peace.” Read more about his world record creation here.

Pim Zond has a mandolin guitar with a body diameter of 22 inches.

A group of 1,198 people had a marshmallow fight in Lehi, Utah. They set the record to celebrate the release of "The Candy Shop War" by Brandon Mull. A total of 2,004 pounds of marshmallows supplied by Fresh Market were used. The war lasted for 30 minutes.

Bergen professor Mark Balzarette, students Brian Giraldo and Chris Sacelaris, and Bergen Community College faculty and students built a marshmallow snowman named Toasty. It measures 10 feet in height and four feet in width and is made of 6,500 marshmallows. The snowman was the signature piece of the Shops at Riverside and the Hackensack Regional Chamber of Commerce's “Super Saturday at the Shops." They set the record to raise money for Hackensack’s YCS Holley Childcare and Development Center and the Hackensack High School Band. Read more about the feat here.

Nate and 35 other people at Lake Merritt in Oakland, California played mason jars as percussion instruments.

Following a moving tribute to Lou Dobbs,Todd Lamb led a group of 35 people in setting a world record for the largest Metamucil toast. All participants drank their Metamucil following the toast. Lamb and the group set the record at a World Record Appreciation Society[] event held at Littlefield in Brooklyn, New York. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. [#WRAS21][] tag:RecordSetterBook01

Alex Cunningham has 46 miniature football helmets in his collection.