Now Mattel is about to resurrect ThingMaker as a $299.99, family-friendly 21st Century 3D printer. Mattel made the announcement in advance of the Toy Fair trade show kicking off here this weekend.

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Science Toy maker Mattel unveils ThingMaker 3D printer Device will sell for $300 US and be available this fall The Associated Press · Posted: Feb 16, 2016 6:47 AM PST | Last Updated: February 16 ...