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This Commodore SX-64 Is Made Out of Paper
The longer I look at the image above, the more I find myself thinking that it couldn't possibly be made out of paper. A quick glance at the images below confirms that sculptor Erik Schubach was able to create this vintage machine entirely out of paper. And look how adorable it is?
If you'd like to make your own papercraft Commodore 64, Erik has posted the pages and instructions on his blog right here. And if you want more classic gaming goodness from Erik, he's created a paper version of Milton Bradley's Microvision.
[via Papercraft World]
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