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Antonin Langweil created this unique paper model of Prague. The model, on a scale of 1:480, takes up an area of two-by-two metres and shows the city as it looked 150 years ago.

Langweil started his lifelong work on the 13th July 1826 on his 35th birthday. From then on he would walk around the capital and makes sketches.

After three years of hard work Langweil presented the first completed section. The public showed quite an interested in the model, which at that time included some 600 houses in the Old Town, and so Langweil, encouraged by the response, continued with the Jewish Town.

You can read the original article : Antonin Langweil - a man who built his own Prague

Source : Mike Hungerford

Meet the work of Chris Gilmour, a British artist who builds life size cars and other artifacts using cardboards.

His works are awesome specially when you get into the details. In his website, you can find a Fiat 500, an Aston Martin and many others, filled with all its instruments, seats and gears.

His most recent work is a Hot Rod and it looks like it will be the most impressive! Take a look at the V8 engine details.

What about to satisfy your midlife crisis designing a self-clone, and building it in paper?

That’s what Bert Simons did, and you can explore the results at his website.

Well, the man is an artist! No, he is a Jedi Master! Check his other works.