People really enjoy the experience of seeing their favorite cartoon characters up close and personal. These cartoon models seem to energize a character and its surroundings, enable you to relive your favorite cartoon scene, attract visitors at a tradeshow, or create that magical environment you have always wanted to participate in.
By showing a physical model of the data, rather than telling others about it or reading it off a paper, visualization models do the explaining. 3D printed data visualization models are improving communication all over the globe.
Anything that can be represented in video games can be fabricated into real-life and real-size models. This includes characters (small to extremely large), video game maps, landscapes, terrains, props, guns and weapons, equipment and whatever else the imagination conjures up.
Giant shoes are great attention-grabbers for any setting. The design possibilities are truly endless and include boots, high heels, sneakers, sandals, dress shoes of all shapes, sizes and finishes.
Technology is taking 3D printing to new heights by appealing to the creative market. 3D printing companies are making it more affordable for artists to produce original pieces of art by offering a variety of mediums to fit their needs.
The bright, colorful and whimsical selfie worlds are full of imagination and packed with fun for young and old alike. From giant slices of cheesecake and scoops of ice cream to upside-down bedrooms and thrones of all shapes and sizes, selfies are becoming more popular every day.
Master Chief Petty Officer John is a life sized 3D printed model. He stands at a menacing 7ft 3in tall and is looking for a fight.
The details of architectural dioramas are nothing short of phenomenal. These dioramas can be used to showcase future vision, visualize development and project impacts, view shapes of buildings and topography, plan traffic flow, and many other uses.
She-Ra is a fierce woman, indeed. She-Ra’s character throne has impressive special effects. When fans sit upon the throne, magic happens.
Whiteclouds 3D printed the iconic Mario with its Creality 3D FDM printer farm out of PLA plastic. Standing at just over 6 feet tall, Mario was cut into 33 prints and took 2,013 hours of print time to complete.
