Man Spends 4 Years Building Millennium Falcon With Paper

What’s your greatest accomplishment in life so far? Your family? Your career? Your bank account? Your college degree? Maybe you’ve been the recipient of some kind of prestigious award, I don’t know. Have you ever spent years building something – maybe a car or a house? Whatever you’ve done, great and awesome as it may be, it probably pales in consideration to the Millennium Falcon a man named Bernard Szukiel spent the last four years creating. That’s right – he built a near pristine Millennium Falcon…and it’s made almost entirely out of paper. And just by looking at the pictures, there’s really no way to tell the thing’s made out of paper – it looks better than most models I’ve seen in the store. I can’t even draw a simple stick man on a piece of paper, let alone build a famous spaceship with multiple pieces.

It’s 38 inches long, and in total, approximately 99% of it is comprised of paper and glue; he did use some bits of plastic to add some final touches and color to the ship. It’s impressive – most impressive. I’ve never spent multiple years building anything, so my hat’s really off to this guy.

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