<h2>In Pictures: MakerBot Replicator in action</h2>The MakerBot replicator in action. Eventually, this lump of plastic will be a miniature cupcake, complete with pink icing on top. (We wouldn't advise eating it though, unless you used to enjoy munching on Lego blocks as a kid.)<br><br> As mentioned, the Replicator uses two types of plastic: acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and the environmentally friendly PLA (polylactic acid). Both types are non-toxic and can be purchased direct from the MakerBot Industries website.
 

In Pictures: MakerBot Replicator in action

The MakerBot replicator in action. Eventually, this lump of plastic will be a miniature cupcake, complete with pink icing on top. (We wouldn't advise eating it though, unless you used to enjoy munching on Lego blocks as a kid.)

As mentioned, the Replicator uses two types of plastic: acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and the environmentally friendly PLA (polylactic acid). Both types are non-toxic and can be purchased direct from the MakerBot Industries website.

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In Pictures: Why the MakerBot Replicator is one of the best toys ever

The MakerBot Replicator is an open source 3D printing machine that lets you create practically any toy or tool you can think of. Check out the galley to see it in action.

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