KickTraq

IMAGIMOD recently launched a Kickstarter campaign for Mech Maker - an app that allows you to create your own, totally unique, customized mech from thousands of parts, colors, and patterns. Then, you can pose and 3D print them for endless tabletop gaming options. (It will be available in iOS and Web based apps at launch) (Read More)

"Customize your own mechs from thousands of parts, colors, and patterns, then pose and 3D print them for endless tabletop gaming!" Goes the tagline for IMAGIMOD's recently launched Kickstarter campaign for MECH MAKER. And while this blog might not particularly feature "tabletop gaming" (and the app is essentially a toy creation tool), I'm a hella fan of robots and mecha, so this works for me! (Read More)

There are a bunch of geeky guys (many of them dads) over at IMAGIMOD, who came up with a great idea: build an app that’ll let you 3d design your own mechs for use in tabletop gaming, and then get them printed. I love that the software will let you get your designs professionally printed or, even better, print them yourself, so you can have more control over the final look. They’re running a Kickstarter campaign right now to get the app finished and up-and-running. (Read More)

The toy industry is proving to be an increasingly popular playground for 3D printing. A new start-up company, IMAGIMOD, is entering this fray and the guys behind it demonstrate some strong credentials for doing so. Indeed together they combining decades of mobile app, entertainment, game and creative content experience, together with 3D printing expertise — all with the aim, they tell us, of “Upgrading the State of Play.” To date, the team has created and delivered entertainment on all major interactive platform technologies, for all major publishers from Television to Tablet for LucasArts, Paramount, Electronic Arts, Microsoft, Bandai, Marvel, Lego, Hasbro, Nickelodeon, and many more. (Read More)

Mech Maker allows you to create or customize your own mechs using parts, colors, and patterns in custom apps, and 3D print them for any tabletop games. (Read More)