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Korean artist prints a copy of Kia Sorento on a 3D printer (Video)
Korean artist Lee Sang-won, using 3D printing, created a scaled-down model of the new Kia Sorento crossover. The model is very detailed.
Korean artist Lee Sang-won used a computer model of the machine provided by a Korean company to create a smaller copy of the new Kia Sorento.
The model, created using 3D printing technology, received, in particular, LED low beam headlights, dimensions, turn signals and taillights; To turn them on, use the remote control.
The attention to detail in the 3D-printed copy of the new Sorento is amazing - for example, the model even got a working dashboard (the lights on it turn on when the turn signals are turned on).
Kia is expected to host the premiere of a new generation of Sorento on March 19th - it will take place online, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Korean artist Lee Sang-won used a computer model of the machine provided by a Korean company to create a smaller copy of the new Kia Sorento.
The model, created using 3D printing technology, received, in particular, LED low beam headlights, dimensions, turn signals and taillights; To turn them on, use the remote control.
The attention to detail in the 3D-printed copy of the new Sorento is amazing - for example, the model even got a working dashboard (the lights on it turn on when the turn signals are turned on).
Kia is expected to host the premiere of a new generation of Sorento on March 19th - it will take place online, due to the coronavirus pandemic.