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Top 5 Videos of the Week: 3D printed Star Wars Helmet
This week’s Top 5 Videos on Christmas Eve is one of the most varied we’ve had. This ranking ranges from 3D printing in the Star Wars games, to 3D printed planes, and 3D printed military drones! Remember, a new Top…
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This week’s Top 5 Videos on Christmas Eve is one of the most varied we’ve had. This ranking ranges from 3D printing in the Star Wars games, to 3D printed planes, and 3D printed military drones! Remember, a new Top 5 Videos is posted every Sunday, so don’t forget to tune in then.
1- 3D printing the Star Wars Battlefront 2 Droid Helmet
In EA’s new Star Wars Battlefront 2 game, 3D printing was used to create the droid helmets. This is because 3D printing allows for very intricate designs to be created in high-quality, so the mask could be used in the game’s designing. Since the new Star Wars film has recently released, we thought this as an ideal choice for our Top 5 Videos.
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