Google Maps Street View feature is taking the party indoors. Businesses in certain areas can volunteer to have their interiors fully photographed, and Comics Toons N’ Toys in Tustin, California, stepped up to bat. The shop is now entirely explorable on the internet. You can virtually walk through the store and get a feel for what it’s like. Neat—and to me, a little weird.
See more photos of the comic book store after the break.
From CubicleBot: Think you’ve seen everything on Google Maps Street View? Think again. It will be hard to top the crazy horse man spotted in Aberdeen, Scotland.
Outside of a police car (and maybe a tank) there aren’t many vehicles out there that draw the unusual brand of attention that driving a Google Street View car can. By “unusual” I mean, that it has the potential to outwardly affect all of motorists and pedestrians around you (unless they are wearing this shirt). After all, no one wants to get caught picking their nose or taking a leak in the street when Google comes calling.
If you want this power over people’s behavior, F.A.T. has put together a complete set of instructions on how you can build your own phony Googlemobile on the semi-cheap. Check out a video of the build after the break.
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