taras lesko: papercraft AUDI A7
285 sheets of paper went into taras lesko's papercraft model of the AUDI A7
created by designer taras lesko for AUDI and on display at the new york auto show 2011,
this all-paper rendition of the 2012 AUDI A7 is the largest papercraft model of a vehicle ever produced.
assembled over the course of 245 hours, the model measures 4ft x 2ft x 2ft (1.2m x 0.6m x 0.6m).
lesko used 285 sheets of paper to make the 750 parts necessary for its creation.

rear view

interior view

detail of rear wheel

the 2012 AUDI A7, on which lesko's model is based
time-lapse video documenting the creation of the papercraft car

designer taras lesko with his papercraft AUDI A7, and the real-life model in the background
the project is not the first AUDI model the designer has created, having previously undertaken
a papercraft recreation of the forza 3 audi R8.
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