Well was trying to keep a lid on this but...

[Lonskils]

Talas was sending me links so I think other people have figured it out so here goes....


http://www.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/m1730_wow?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&dgc=EM&cid=26383&lid=601037

What this does is it comes with a way to do this...


http://www.figureprints.com/

Which goes live in 6 days....

To see a final product you can view it here....


http://www.figureprints.com/


So yeah, it takes a while to do it, but hello income cash cow...!!

Enjoy

Your friendly neighborhood Lonskils @ Dell !!

[Talas]

That will become a pretty lucrative business. Then again, I don't know how much it costs to fab a character with that amount of detail.

You can buy Fab@Home setups for around $3500. I hope this company has printers similar to movie production houses, but maybe that is possible. Here is a link in case anyone is interested: http://fabathome.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

If you were really motivated, they give you details instructions on how to build your own.

[Zeyla]

That looks awesome, I wonder how much it will be to get a figure made...

Z

[Lonskils]

99 bucks right now

[Aelia]

Stereolithography aint cheap. I am surprised that even at $99 per this is profitable for them.

[Andaas]

They are only 4-5" tall.

[Aindayen]

Pretty cool.

Ain

[Zeyla]

Hmmm, that's pretty small for a 100 bones...

[Lonskils]

remember in the 90s when those picures came out that looked like a bunch of jumbled colored dots until you stared at them cross eyed? They sold for huge amounts of money.

It's a new tech, /shrug.

[Redwingsfan]

I can't see spending $100 for that...$15 maybe, but $100?