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Fantasy designer Melissa Ng has created an astonishing 3D-printed suit of Sovereign Armor, boasting 91 individually printed pieces with embedded LED lights.

Why bother with pink dresses when you can outfit Barbie with a 3D-printed sword and shield? Jim Rodda wants to make this iconic doll ready to rumble with dragons and evil queens.

Cosplay and 3D printing go hand in hand. At any convention, most of the armor and helmets you see are made from either foam or 3D-printed filament, and a lot of the small delicate work is made on ...

Between all the media coverage of using 3D printers for human prosthetics, some individuals are making a difference for animals too by using 3D printing. And here’s one we really didn’t… ...

Barbie’s costumes over the years haven’t always seemed particularly functional, but this new set of 3D printed armor seems appropriately battle ready. Commenter zheng3 showed up in our show ...

3D-printed armor turns Barbie into a medieval badass. by Chris Schodt. Via Boing Boing | Source Zheng3. Jul 16, 2014, 10:40 PM UTC. zheng3 / Bazaar. When ...

In addition to the armor, Ng produces custom-made, 3D printed masks and jewelry. Ng ascribes a "dreamer" theme to her work, saying the intricate, ...