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This paper-craft version of Game Of Thrones' opening scene is pretty cool


To promote the launch of their new Game of Thrones notebooks, Moleskine has released a video of the show's iconic opening sequence, recreated using 7,600 paper cutouts. All notebooks feature beautiful cover designs, each with a different house - House Lannister, House Stark (two different designs), and House Targaryen. Essential for unexpected journeys, adventures, and encounters with vicious White Walkers. Thanks to Macoy for the alert!
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