3D Printing Used in Ghost in the Shell

Former Mythbusters host and prop maker Adam Savage took the crew from his popular YouTube series Tested to Weta Workshop and got a close up look at some of the stunning props that were built for the live action Ghost in the Shell movie. While the use of 3D printers has become commonplace in the construction of movie props, this series of Tested videos highlights just how integral 3D technology has become to modern prop making. 3D printers were used for most of the film's props, including a jaw dropping, full-size robotic skeleton, several beautiful geisha androids, and even the series’ trademark Thermoptic bodysuit worn by the Major. You can see the videos and read more over on 3DPrint.com: http://editorial.3dprint.com/169507/...ll-3d-printed/

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