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Cool 3D poster is made with letters so big that they can crush a human

By Omar Kardoudi Published July 1, 2014, 5:21 am ET

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I’ve seen posters composed by real life objects before but this one is huge. It’s 26 feet wide (8 meters), 42 feet long (13 meters) and 5 feet high (160 centimeters). The poster was made by the design studio Snask for the Malmö Festival in Scandinavia.

This is how they made it:

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