ERIE, Colo. — What started out as a simple game between a father and son turned into a Christmas surprise of a lifetime from Italian supercar maker Lamborghini for a family from Erie, Colorado ...

It’s one thing to dream about owning a Lamborghini, and quite another to 3D print one from scratch. Sterling Backus, a physicist and passionate father, embarked on an ambitious five-year project ...

Lamborghini charges about $400,000 for an Aventador S, so Colorado physicist Sterling Backus decided to make one in his garage for $20,000. Working with his son, he is painstakingly 3D-printing ...

Armed with a $650 QIDI Xpro 3D printer and two cheaper printers, he started to print the exterior parts for the Aventador in small sections. With the parts in hand, he then glued them together ...

You might remember when we first covered 2019’s Dad of the Year who, in collaboration with his son, 3D-printed a full-scale Lamborghini Aventador from home. Sterling Backus, a physicist and ...

A Father and Son Are 3-D Printing Their Very Own Lamborghini Aventador Laser physicist Sterling Backus and his son have spent $20,000 3D printing a fully functional, life-size version of the supercar.

More than a year ago, Backus and his son were playing Forza Horizon 3 when the idea struck: could they build a replica of the Lamborghini ... printing. And it didn’t take a car-sized 3D printer ...

What started out as a simple game between a father and son turned into a Christmas surprise of a lifetime from Italian supercar maker Lamborghini for a family from Erie, Colorado.

Based on a Mazda chassis, the 3D-printed replica gives us an idea of what the future of custom builds will look like ...

This is a car that is made almost entirely out of plastic. The Strati took 44 hours to make, and it's completely driveable. It's lighter and, if you believe its creators, also stronger than its ...