Almost every month we come across an interested use of 3D printing or food printing technology and the latest application to catch our eye is Open Toys.
Open Toys is a simple project directed by Thomas Thibault, - it involves small printed plastic parts that can be stuck into fruits and vegetables to transforms them into mini vehicles.
A lime becomes a helicopter while an eggplant is flipped and turned into a submarine.
The parts can be quickly downloaded and printed on a 3D printer at home and almost any fruit or vegetable can become the base of your toy.
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