By Andrew Gregory. Posted
Stuck at home and unable to go to his favourite museum, Alan O’Donohoe came up with the most logical solution: he’d build his own museum out of cardboard. Builds include a BBC Micro, ZX81, a cardboard Colossus, and the Mac Classic.
As Alan puts it, “I was without my phone for a few hours in the evening, so I decided to try building a replica of part of Colossus”. As one does!
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