One of the greatest disappointments of childhood was the McDonald’s Happy Meal toy. They always looked so appealing on television or on the in-store advertisements but they failed to deliver. Soon, there may be something cool about them…
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3D printers wanted for Happy Meals
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Published November 9, 2013
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Now, McDonald’s IT director Mark Fabes says that the chain is thinking about putting a 3D printer in every restaurant so they can 3D print whichever Happy Meals toys a child wants.
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