A tiny but mighty offer – get yourself 3D scanned, printed and placed in our miniature Canada
Source: https://www.little-canada.ca/article/selftraits
This Canadian Thanksgiving, we’re grateful to partner with Selftraits, a Canadian pioneer in the scanning and 3D printing of regular sized people, to create our Pop-Up Miniature Canada. To celebrate, we’re making you a miniature offer you can’t refuse. Invest in Our Home & Miniature land and we’ll scan you, 3D print you and place you in our miniature Canada, anywhere you’d like. Like waiting for the bus in front of Toronto’s Union Station, for instance. Drop by to immortalize your 3D mini-me in our world.
A Mini-Canada PopUp store comes to Queen Street West
Source: https://www.little-canada.ca/article/popup
Our Home & Miniature Land (Little Canada) excited to bring a taste of the vast, tiny world that we’re creating to a PopUp store at Queen Street & Spadina in downtown Toronto. Starting Tuesday, October 3, we’re partnering with Selftraits, makers of 3D printed selfies of you and to create mini pop-ups of our Toronto, Golden Horseshoe and Ottawa destinations in their store at 545 Queen Street West.
Come see First Canadian Place, St. Lawrence Market, The Absolute Towers (aka Marilyn Monroe buildings), the Original Tim Horton’s (circa 1964), our Oktoberfest parade, and our nation’s Parliament Centre Block and Peace Tower, in tiny scale of course.
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They are also setting up our small investor campaign desk, to share the compelling investment opportunity we see for Toronto’s next big attraction. Drop by during Selftraits business hours to say hello and ask us anything you’d like about our venture or how to invest.
Selftraits 3D Scanning at The Air Canada Centre
We’re here today at the Air Canada Centre for a Toronto Raptors game.
GoDaddy has partnered with Jonas Valanciunas and the MLSE Foundation are running a program called itty bitty ballers where you can buy small figurine of your own Selftraits to support charity. There’s a ton of buzz, and a ton of action. We’ve been scanning hundreds of people, they’re doing all kinds of crazy poses, they’re moving they’re jumping, people are having a lot of fun inside this booth.
Today is the Canadian debut of our Cobra 3d scanning system where we use 128 cameras to do our 3d capture. The Cobra scanning systems is in fact a complete turnkey solution there’s a registration station, queue management, scanning and then a preview of what’s been scanned. The Cobra is the fourth generation of our 3d scanning system and we are so proud of this amazing piece of equipment that we’ve developed. It’s
really incredible to be here at the Air Canada Centre, we’re looking forward to raising thousands of dollars of the MLSE foundation
