That is friggin cool. Amazing that the neck holds up to the string tension.

It really sounds like a strat too, doesn't it? 

Don't play it in the rain.

there's an old sayin that goes "you can dress ........

bapu
Don't play it in the rain.

 
Also, probably not the best choice in a guitar for those who smoke cigarettes when they play.
 

Leo Fender had a vision that was so ahead of his time that it was prophetic ..
He was an absolute genius because he designed his guitars that he released to perfection .
Part of his Fender guitar perfection attributes were the guitars were meant to be mass produced in a cost effective manner . He has even said that if a guitars neck needed a fret job or simply wore out ,just slap an new neck on it 
 
A cardboard guitar that is made in the image of a Strat does not surprise me at all  in the least ...
Leo's blueprint was perfection , the guys that built that cardboard guitar built it to Fender spec , using Fender hardware , parts , design and electronics at the Fender Custom shop no less  why wouldn't it not work and sound just like a Fender
It works and sounds the way it does because of the design ....
 
all the best,
 
Kenny
 
 
 

What's next, a saxophone made out of cake? 

sharke
What's next, a saxophone made out of cake? 

Mmm... Cake!
 

craigb

sharke
What's next, a saxophone made out of cake? 

Mmm... Cake!
 

I'm not gonna lie, as soon as I hit submit on my comment my first thought was "Craig's gonna post a photo of a saxophone birthday cake." I actually set my watch by it!