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Cardboard Nikon Camera by Marta CrassMarta Crass created this incredibly realistic cardboard camera without the use of any precision machining tools (like laser cutters or plotters). Measuring 6.5” x 4.5”, the replica camera is modeled after a 1960s-era Nikon camera given to Crass by her grandfather. Although it doesn't take pictures, the beautifully crafted camera showcases the potential of recycled cardboard - and it can be yours for $150.1
Cardboard Nikon Camera by Marta CrassMarta Crass created this incredibly realistic cardboard camera without the use of any precision machining tools (like laser cutters or plotters). Measuring 6.5” x 4.5”, the replica camera is modeled after a 1960s-era Nikon camera given to Crass by her grandfather. Although it doesn't take pictures, the beautifully crafted camera showcases the potential of recycled cardboard - and it can be yours for $150.2
Cardboard Nikon Camera by Marta CrassMarta Crass created this incredibly realistic cardboard camera without the use of any precision machining tools (like laser cutters or plotters). Measuring 6.5” x 4.5”, the replica camera is modeled after a 1960s-era Nikon camera given to Crass by her grandfather. Although it doesn't take pictures, the beautifully crafted camera showcases the potential of recycled cardboard - and it can be yours for $150.3
Cardboard Nikon Camera by Marta CrassMarta Crass created this incredibly realistic cardboard camera without the use of any precision machining tools (like laser cutters or plotters). Measuring 6.5” x 4.5”, the replica camera is modeled after a 1960s-era Nikon camera given to Crass by her grandfather. Although it doesn't take pictures, the beautifully crafted camera showcases the potential of recycled cardboard - and it can be yours for $150.4
Cardboard Nikon Camera by Marta CrassMarta Crass created this incredibly realistic cardboard camera without the use of any precision machining tools (like laser cutters or plotters). Measuring 6.5” x 4.5”, the replica camera is modeled after a 1960s-era Nikon camera given to Crass by her grandfather. Although it doesn't take pictures, the beautifully crafted camera showcases the potential of recycled cardboard - and it can be yours for $150.5
