This incredible paper car by Taras Lesko is a life-size Lamborghini replica of the Aventador Police Interceptor.
The astounding model is made from printed sheets of paper reinforced with chipboard to give it structure. Lesko built smaller scale versions of the Aventador A-E2 before assembling this giant papercraft, which was cut out from architectural E2 paper and pieced together with tacky glue.
Just like a real Lamborghini, this paper version measures an astounding 8' in length and weighs in at over 11 kg. Overall, its appearance is quite realistic. If you've ever felt that owning a Lamborghini was out of your reach, building a convincing full-size model like this paper car is one way to bring yourself that much closer to your dream of owning a stunning luxury mobile. Photo Credits: designboom, visualspicer
Paper-Made Luxury Cars
Taras Lesko's Paper Car is a Convincing Lamborghini Replica
Trend Themes
1. Paper-based Replicas - The trend of creating realistic replicas of complex objects using printed sheets of paper and chipboard provides opportunities for creative paper-based crafts and affordable manufacturing.
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3. Low-cost Luxury Replicas - Creating low-cost, realistic replicas of luxury items using alternative materials is a trend that caters to consumers that aspire to own high-status products.
Industry Implications
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3. Printing - The demand for high-quality printed sheets of paper needed for creating realistic replicas using papercraft opens opportunities for businesses in the printing industry.