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What would the London Eye look like in Norwich? Using 3D computer modelling East Anglian company urbanmodellinggroup provides councils with a way to see what new structures would look like within cities.
This shot of a proposed wheel in Norwich provides the user with a 3D world where you can go for a virtual ride or fly through the streets of Norwich.
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