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That's amazing! You should've scaled it to 110% and then shown it to your family xD
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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Love the idea, I always thought of doing the same with my skull since I worked with MRI files and could probably export the file. However I never did an MRI of my head.
They should let you have the files. You paid... dearly for them.
Where is my mind....
Wow. It's insane seeing the "you" next to you.
Would be fun to print the brain of a friend, and compare folds 🧠🧠
Oh dude that's awesome!
I work with MRI files all the time, I can't believe I never thought this was something you could do with them.
This whole time for educational activities we have been carrying around the real things preserved inside a glass like maniacs, instead of, you know, a pretty 3d model that does not get kids asking us deep or gory questions about death.