Even though the 3D printing buzz has died out relatively, the technological innovation is continue to amazing. Just appear at this 3D-printed globe from the initial Legend of Zelda.
And it is quite a feat: It took 24 hours of steady printing to get it done, then several more hours to hand-paint the entire thing.
Not only that, the initial creator first put in 6 months building the entire map in Minecraft, which served as a template for the 3D versions.
The initial creator is not known so considerably, but the 3D-printed development was properly marketed on the Facebook group “Trade Sell Collect Retro & New Movie Games & Toys”. Value is not known, but there are rumors that it was marketed for just $one hundred.
Suffice to say, a hundred bucks seems like a steal for this development.