3D Printed Toys
For their granddaughter Josslyn's third birthday, maker grandparents use incredible skills to build an extra special 3D printed tree house.
The co-founder of the 3D printing startup Toybox shares his plans to launch a citywide scavenger hunt for 3D printed toys in San Francisco.
Remember the Fidget Cube? The Kickstarter gizmo everyone went crazy about? Now there’s Twiddle Cube, an affordable competitor. But we found a lot of disturbing information on it.
Artist Oasim Karmieh has found his true calling as a toy designer, using a Zortrax M200 to create 3D printed toys of popular characters.
Combine a toy racing track with a action camera for this epic 3D printed project from AdaFruit, a Hot Wheels GoPro mount.
Disney Research has developed a method which means prints can balance as you intended by using embedded metal ball bearings.
The shipping date for Mattel's ThingMaker, which was set to be this month, has been pushed back another year to give the company a chance to improve the printer.
There's no denying that the best way for kids to learn about 3D printing is through hands-on experience. One company are giving youngsters just that.
Give a man a slot car track, and he’ll turn into a happy child. Now, a 3D printed solution adds even more fun to existing Carrera tracks.
Last week, Walt Disney company filed another 3D printing patent, which leaves behind the traditional "layer-by-layer" approach. With their other patents, Disney could become a major force in the 3D printing market.
Pley, the “Netflix for toys,” wants kids to design and rent toys. They now offer 3D printable designs. Got no 3D Printer? Rent it, too.
Mattel's been blazing trails in the toy business for decades. Now, their old Creepy Crawlers mold machine is being reborn as 3D Printer "ThingMaker."
These are the most popular 3D printing models on MyMiniFactory in 2015, based on the activity and likes of the community members.
Although this is quite a remote vision, the first examples of on-demand, in-store 3D printing are already materialising into interactive booths such as the one recently introduced by Pennsylvania based startup PieceMaker.
As 3D printers get more sophisticated and able, so does the sector of 3D printed toys. Here are some applications that will blow your mind!
Figurine Studio Gentle Giant has presented Marvel’s 3D printed collectibles in the form of jumbo-sized multicolored figurines during this year's Comic-Con.
Moyupi is an intriguing new Kickstarter campaign, based in Madrid, to provide kids (and kidults) with 3D printed toys based on 2D drawings.
If you’re into car replicas, Maurizio Casella’s designs are just right for you. The collection of 3D printable classic cars has just been expanded with a notch models: The Jeep Wrangler. Ride on!
Now you can 3D print custom-made video game characters, 3D printing opens up whole new possibilities for home entertainment.
Disney and researchers from Cornell and CMU combined a 3D printer and a laser cutter to 3D print soft, snuggly toys.