You Can Download 3D Data to Print Honda's Concept Models [VIDEO]
Jan 29, 2014 20:28
See a concept car you like and want to keep as a model? Why not 3D print them? Honda is sharing three dimensional data for exterior designs of some of its models.
In the Japanese automaker's case, it is providing 3D Print info for five concepts from the past, including the 2013 NSX sports coupe, the 2007 Puyo, the 2003 Kiwami Fuel-Cell study, the 1999 Fuya-Jo kei car and the 1994 FSR/
The data is offered for free under a Creative Commons license, and allows users to easily replicate the concept studies using a household 3D printer. You can download the 3D Print data at Honda's dedicated site here.
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