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Ship in a Very Tiny Bottle

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Written by: Nathan Rossiter
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You may have seen — or at least heard of — a “Ship in a Bottle”, now Japanese artist Akinobu Izumi decided to take the technique one step further by creating a miniature version. Keep reading to see more incredibly works of tiny paper art. Also, keep reading to see a LEGO Ship in a Bottle…


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