3D doll model making (3Doodler's latest toy allows children to make 3D objects out of molds)

3Doodler, the company behind 3D printing pens, allows users to draw 3D structures in the air. The company is launching a new toy for preschoolers and kindergarten children. The device, called 3D Build and Play, looks like a glue gun with a crank that allows children to fill molds with plastic filaments and assemble them into figurines. Priced at $29.99, it is one of the most affordable 3D printing products in the surrounding area and is very safe for 4-year-olds.

Since it was first released on Kickstarter in 2013, 3Doodler has released an updated version of its 3D pen, including more professional models that can use wood, copper and bronze wire. 3D Build and Play is a completely different version, specially made for children, teaching them characters that can be made with built-in plastic molds. There are also storybooks and pop-up backgrounds about these characters for children to create.

Build and Play can be ordered now and will be purchased from retailers such as Amazon in the middle of this year.