Apr 19

Fenway in 3D on FOX Morning News

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To celebrate Fenway's 100th, Objet 3D printed a large-scale, 3' x 5', 105 lb replica of Boston's beloved ballpark. The model captures even the finest details of Fenway, from the Green Monster to the red Ted Williams seat in right field. Objet's Bruce Bradshaw was live on FOX 25 Morning News to show off the replica.

Fenway In 3D: Celebrating Fenway’s 100th : MyFoxBOSTON.com

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