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Russell Tate creates a 3D-printed biker art toy
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Australian designer Russell Tate has created a superb biker art toy with a deliberately simplistic design, printed entirely in 3D. It all began with a classic two-dimensional drawing of the famous biker. The artist then added volume to create a real object. This is how the Stay True project was born.
After 3D printing his 3D model, the artist polished and painted it himself. The result is truly striking, as precise as casting, with a truly professional finish.
To print your own available for from Cults.
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