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python
This is your scan from Sat 5th April 2014 at Making It ... at the Museum. We hope you had a great time at our new exhibition.
If you had fun remember that there are loads more excellent events at Edinburgh International Science Festival every day until 20th April.
Just view yourself in the 'Thingiviewer' to see how cool you look in all 3 dimensions, or download yourself as an .stl file.
To look at your 3D self on your computer you will need to download an .stl viewer - there are lots of open-source .stl viewers available online for free. Search for 'free stl viewer' to find one for yourself.
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Just view yourself in the 'Thingiviewer' to see how cool you look in all 3 dimensions, or download yourself as an .stl file.
To look at your 3D self on your computer you will need to download an .stl viewer - there are lots of open-source .stl viewers available online for free. Search for 'free stl viewer' to find one for yourself.
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