The printing, however, is not being done on-site. 3D Systems will print out the figures and send them on in about a month. Wilson didn't seem to care, though, and said that he was happy just ...

He had a 3D printed head made in his own image and then decided to see what phones with facial recognition he could unlock. Turns out the answer is: most of them — at least, those running Android.

The head was printed at Backface in Birmingham, U.K., where I was ushered into a dome-like studio containing 50 cameras. Together, they combine to take a single shot that makes up a full 3D image.

It's a childhood dream come true! Now, thanks to a shop called Funky 3D Faces, we can all have our own faces on LEGO figures.The U.K.-based company will create a 3D sculpt of your face, completely ...

A new service called Funky 3D Faces will create a custom 3D-printed Lego head of your visage. For £30 (about $44) the company will send you a custom-printed head that fits on any Lego body.

If you've always fancied yourself as Batman or Wonder Woman, Firebox now offers a service to 3D-print a replica of your own head and attach it to a superhero action figure.. In order to create ...

That single 3D image was then fed into a 3D printer where something looking like a marble bust was produced over a span of a few days. The final cost of the 3D printed head was £300, or about $378.

While, traditionally, you’d need to go on a long quest full of hacking and slashing to find Diablo, you can now 3D print him with a few clicks. This small, non-articulated model is based off of ...