3D-Printed Dolls Of Beatles Dressed In Their “Abbey Road” Outfits

Abbey Road is one of the world’s most famous cultural landmarks. The Taipei-based studio of film and graphic design, Bito recently created Bitoy, 3D-printed dolls of Beatles. The first series to be released under this label is a set of four models namely the legendary musicians Beatles.

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