TMC
08-25-2021, 04:30 AM
https://screenrant.com/simpsons-tv-3d-printed-working/
A Simpsons superfan has successfully 3D printed a working television modeled after the one from the hit animated series, and it even plays the first eleven seasons. 3D printing has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years as a means of rapidly producing prototypes, art, and other items. The 3D printing subreddit, for example, has 773,000 subscribers sharing designs, projects, and inventions. A high-quality 3D printer can cost less than $200, making this new way to share design ideas easily accessible for hobbyists.
The Simpsons have had many creative superfans in the past undergoing arduous projects as a labor of love for the legendary sitcom. Last year, for example, one fan fully recreated the in-universe game Lee Carvallo’s Putting Challenge which appears in the eleventh season episode "Marge Be Not Proud". Other fan projects include a modern remake of the PS2 game 'Simpsons Hit and Run' for modern platforms.
A Simpsons superfan has successfully 3D printed a working television modeled after the one from the hit animated series, and it even plays the first eleven seasons. 3D printing has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years as a means of rapidly producing prototypes, art, and other items. The 3D printing subreddit, for example, has 773,000 subscribers sharing designs, projects, and inventions. A high-quality 3D printer can cost less than $200, making this new way to share design ideas easily accessible for hobbyists.
The Simpsons have had many creative superfans in the past undergoing arduous projects as a labor of love for the legendary sitcom. Last year, for example, one fan fully recreated the in-universe game Lee Carvallo’s Putting Challenge which appears in the eleventh season episode "Marge Be Not Proud". Other fan projects include a modern remake of the PS2 game 'Simpsons Hit and Run' for modern platforms.