The Matchstick Art of David Mach
June 16, 2010
Using tens of thousands of matchsticks, David Mach creates detailed models of animals, symbols or historical figures. 53-year-old David Mach, from Scotland, has a passion
Using tens of thousands of matchsticks, David Mach creates detailed models of animals, symbols or historical figures. 53-year-old David Mach, from Scotland, has a passion
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