MAKE your own toys. Ingredients: Fusion360 and a 3D printer
Last evening my son made his first 3d design in Fusion360 (with a little help from Papa) and he is very happy about the printed result!
He used for the most part basic rectangle and circle shapes for his Killer Robot sketch. After the sketch we Extruded the shape and cut in the logo and eyes / mouth.
After the print was completed he realised that his Robot is one of a kind and unique in the world. He was very excited to play with it and destroy other Robots.
I think designing toys and printing them out is a great way for children to bring part of their imagination to life! He is very excited about it and wants to MAKE more ... :-)
This technology is gonna change the future in many ways, even such small kids can use and play with it. Really amazing. Your son is really lucky to have a father like you.
Thank you very much!
WElcome dear, I have also posted my work of 3d max . So I will be happy if you like it.
That is a very cool robot. Your son did a really good job.
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Vielen Dank @lichtblick
Sehr gerne @tarekadam :-)
Very cool, Im happy to hear that your child are getting such a positive memories towards 3D printing, as 3D printing has potential to change a world a lot according to my opinion, Im looking forward to see a new robots :) Or whatever else
Great comment, thank you.
He has more skill than I do haha
Thank you very much friend. He is very pationate about it.
Your son is so talented! This is fantastic idea to develop his talent. He's so cute! Proud Papa :))
Thank you very much for your great comment.
i am not half as good as your son he designed it very beautifully
Thank you very much.
Wow thats so great. Just design and print it out afterwards???? Respect you and your wife are creative couple and one in a million.
Thank you very much. Very kind!
wow that's great. He modeled that toy by himself. I am amazed. And the printed results looks awesome.
Wow this is awesome! This would be a great thing to explore with kids, I would think. Helping them to build and design their own toys, and giving them some control over the design and creation of that would probably be a great learning experience. My little brother is 10 and I think he would love this :)
Wow..what a tallent...
I think Your loving son's have more creative ideas...nice very nice..
Good job @tarekadam
Happy steeming and keep it up post....
Cheers!....
Thank you very much.