Small World Tech Art 3D Future Fashions

£29.99

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The box for the Small World Tech Art 3D Future Fashions kit, showing the 3D pen and mannequins wearing 3D printed dresses.
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Step into the world of high-tech design with the Small World 3D Future Fashions studio. This incredible kit lets young stylists create amazing doll-sized outfits using a real 3D printing pen. Draw dress components with the special pen and plastic filament, then assemble them into incredible, sculptural garments right on the mannequins. Combine the 3D printed elements with real fabric to create unique, mixed-media looks. The 3D Future Fashions set is a brilliant STEM activity, blending technology and creativity for the ultimate design experience.

Features:

  • A complete fashion studio using 3D printing technology.
  • The USB-powered 3D pen lets you draw and sculpt plastic objects.
  • Includes 8 spools of colourful plastic cord.
  • Comes with 4 mannequins for designing and displaying your creations.
  • Includes fabric, thread, pearl stickers and other accessories.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Small World
  • Age Suitability: 8 years +
  • Contents: 3D pen, USB cable, 8x Plastic cord spools, 4x Mannequins, Fabric, Thread, Pearl stickers, Instructions.
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Frequently Asked Questions

The studio comes with everything needed to start designing, including the 3D printing pen, a USB power cable, various colours of plastic filament, and four small mannequins on which to build and display the fashion creations.
Yes, it is an ideal gift for a creative child aged 8 or over. The Small World Tech Art 3D Future Fashions set uniquely combines technology with creative design, and at the current sale price of £19.99, it offers fantastic value.
The pen is powered by a simple USB connection, so no batteries are required. It's designed to be user-friendly for beginners; you draw the clothing designs as flat pieces and then use the pen to "weld" them together around the mannequins to create the final 3D outfits.

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