3D printed toys reproduce the history of World War I
Many people think that the small models that 3D prints are toys, and no one will be interested. But Xiao Bian feels that if the toy is really done, the market is still big. Otherwise, how did Lego develop so well?
Today, Xiaobian wants to introduce to you a set of 3D printed "toys", developed by a British company, Minifig Battlefields. The whole set of "toys" includes vivid images, soldiers, and battlefield models, which can be customized through 3D printing. Service.
However, it is understood that this is not just a set of toys. Minifig Battlefields' goal is to provide an innovative option for teaching through these 3D printing products. These 3D printed 3D models are actually based on the background of the First World War. It is obviously a tool for teachers and students to provide an interesting tool in the teaching history. Compared to the boring knowledge in books, these "toys" It looks much more lovely.
We can see from the picture that the details of these 3D printed three-dimensional dolls are quite high, and their equipment and environment completely replicate the background of the war.
In addition, in addition to learning history, children can use these 3D printed dolls to create their own stories and tell them in a vivid way.
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