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3D printable toys marketplaces are growing fast offering anything from tanks and robots to digital dollhouses.
When time comes, 3D printing will turn the world upside down. But we still have a long way to get there.
3D printing has begun to change the world of toys as we know it. For the established toy companies it may be the biggest challenge ever.
Put a little 3D into your D&D with this cool 3D-printed Deathly Hallows dice set.
Makeis entered the huge toy market with a new 3D printed type of doll to compete with giants such as Mattel’s Barbie, the Winx or Disney’s Princesses
Want to play Cyvasse, the fictional board game from TV series Game of Thrones? Then take a look at this incredible fan project.
Google's Project Ara and UK start-up OwnFone are already experimenting with 3D printed mobile phones. Will we love them?
Disney is experimenting with 3D printing in its Research Labs, so you can have your personalized Marvel or Star-Wars-Stormtrooper action figure.
You’ve heard about 3D printed cars - now read about their past, present and future.
Which printer is hot in the Maker community? 3D Hubs have compiled a list of their most wanted 3d printers in January 2015. Guess who won?
Bioprinting takes organic materials to form tissues and organs. Find out what‘s possible in this fascinating medical field today.
3D printed Pod à porter for iPod shuffle: an elegant solution to one of the great problems of the digital age.
Wearing jewellery is about standing out and decorating oneself to be feel more unique. So why not use 3D printing services for making your jewelry really personal?
Tie Fighters, Yoda, Lightsabers or Storm Troopers: You can print out good looking Star Wars fan figurines yourself.
CES - the World’s leading consumer electronics event taking place in Las Vegas - shows that 3D printing has begun making its way toward your living room.
Smaller, speedier, sexier: 3D pen printer 3Doodler is back for an update. Read more about the successful tool for makers, 3D geeks and explorers.
Robotica, a gorgeous ball-jointed doll, is our new Thing of the week. The design is free, you can either print it yourself or order the parts.
Filemon Schoffer works as Head of Community at 3d Hubs. Here’s his take on 3D printing in 2015.
Whether you want to open a 3D selfie studio or scan with professional quality, the EVA Artec offers an affordable 3D scanner for 3D printing.
What will 3D printing be like in 2015? We asked Brook Drumm, founder and owner of Printrbot, what to expect from the next 12 months.