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Originally Posted by Boba Fettuccini

I remember reading an article in 2005 saying those sorts of machines would be affordable consumer products by 2013. Think about what you could do! That could concieavably hurt the toy industry in the long run though. Oh well.

Doubt it, as in it'd affect the major players in the toy relm, mainly because you can sculpt a wolverine head and sell it for mass production without paying Marvel a shit ton of $$. I would say it'd be neat to scan a MU weapon then make a sheet full of them, or copy a hand part to use instead of taking it off another figure. It would cut down on customizing costs long term, but a semi steep bill to swallow in upfront costs, plus you need a decent sized area to operate it, especially the wood one, as you'd be chocking on sawdust. Someday toys will reach a level of realism that it ways towards the line of being human being true ai. I would love to have an action figure that was remote controlled and did what I wanted or responded to voice commands, think Small Soldiers lol.