A 3D printed Knight on Horse, for instance, costs on the Mixed Dimensions website $599. Production is set to start this March, with prices to be announced soon.Įxpect the prices to be quite steep though. Each model that comes out of the printer will be hand painted and delivered to the player's doorstep. The result will be a 12 inch (30 centimeters) real-life version of the in-game ship. As soon as those conditions are met, all the player has to do is upload the model to Mixed Dimension’s GamePrint solution and then choose from a series of purchase options.
One must be a Star Trek game player and a keen eye for designing a starship with which not to be embarrassed. The journey from a digital ship to a real one is fairly simple. That means some 500 different models, starting with those seen in tar Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: Enterprise and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine an ending with any other space-faring machine dreamt of in the game’s ship editor. Called Mixed Dimensions, the company has taken it upon itself to 3D print nearly every starship available in the game. The owners of the game, Perfect World Entertainment and Cryptic Studios, announced this week a partnership with a company which specializes in 3D printing.
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