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This Papercraft Millennium Falcon Took Four Years To Build
Papercraft builder Bernard Szukiel began working on a papercraft version of the Millennium Falcon over four years ago. He used reference photos found online as his blueprint for this incredibly detailed sculpt, which is 38 inches in length, and 99 percent made of paper. Szukiel used fiber optics and LEDs for the lights.
Szukiel provided us with a few photos that showcase the incredible detailing, but you can find more at his website here.
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