[hirocreations] printed an entire suit of enormous Fallout power armor on his Monoprice Maker Select 3D printer, which took some 140 days and over 120 pounds of IC3D PLA filament. Happily ...

That perfectly describes our reaction to the mind-blowing 3D-printed art that is Lumecluster fantasy designer Melissa Ng’s “Sovereign Armor.” Having previously dazzled with her 3D-printed ...

The armor consists of 30 pieces, including the sword and shield. Many of the pieces articulate with 3D-printed chain links, so in total, about 40 pieces of plastic make up an entire suit.

D printing can be used for cosplay materials, even creating entire costumes like the Doom Slayer armor. DansJungle used Bambu X1C and Elegoo Centauri carbons, 3 weeks of work, and assets from Bethesda ...

The guy to give Tony Stark a run for his money is Jesse Lovell, a cosplayer from Brisbane, Australia, who built an insanely realistic version of Iron Man's super suit via 3D printer. He posted his ...

From screen-accurate armor to working gadgets ... Whether used as a display piece or worn as part of a full suit, this 3D-printed helmet is often a showstopper wherever it appears.

Of course, 3D printers aren't solely for hobbyists and/or those looking to make a suit of armor for their cats. On a professional level, the scale of the projects that can be completed through 3D ...

Still, this 3D printable 3dfx Voodoo2 Armor from creator Jeff Chen is a fantastic ... Finally, he adds that the size is large, so you'll need a 3D printer with a sizable bed to print it, and ...

Jeff Chen has designed an armor set to protect various components ... You'll also need a sizable 3D printer to complete the job, so make sure yours is large enough beforehand.