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Kiwi man makes Aston Martin with 3D printer
Kiwi man makes Aston Martin with 3D printerGlenn Brooks | 8 August 2013
I know what you're thinking. But it's not just-auto's news ed who's the NZer in question. The website which reports on this clever chap's project to make a replica 1961 DB4 reckons it will cost him the equivalent of about US$1,800.
Sectors: Technology/R&D
Companies: Aston, Aston Martin
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