By Matt StrawnThe secret to the Peterson Automotive museum is a new technology developed by Danish design company zak bags.

It uses a computer algorithm to build a 3D model of a vehicle.

When the model is 3D printed on to a special plastic sheet, it becomes a replica of the real thing.

“The 3D printing technology is really unique and you have a lot of room to experiment with it,” says Zak Bagans, director of the museum.

“You can make a replica that is like the real vehicle.”

Zak Baganas Museum director Matt Strippens told the BBC that the Petenson Automotive collection is “a collection of cars” that “isnt a museum but an experience” that would help the world understand the technology behind vehicles.

The museum is also working on a virtual reality exhibit that will allow visitors to walk through a replica version of the Petterson Automotive Building.

The exhibit, called the Petsey’s Garage, is being developed by a group of British companies.

It will take visitors inside the building to see how the factory produced vehicles in the 19th century.

For more on the Petzans Automotive, visit the Museum’s website at www.petersonautomotive.dk.