Massivit 3D printer produces attention-grabbing bus wraps for new Ghostbusters movie

Massivit 3D Printing Technologies has announced that New York-based large format print business, Carisma, has created ten eye-catching 3D printed graphics to promote Sony Pictures’ summer blockbuster, Ghostbusters, using its Massivit 1800 3D Printer. The promotional campaign saw Carisma produce the ten 14 feet (4.27 meters) 3D printed images of the iconic ‘No-Ghost’ sign, which serves as the logo for the movie. The ten models were 3D printed in robust Dimengel material over ten days before being affixed as illuminated 3D printed wraps onto a fleet of double-decker buses and used nationwide during a month long campaign.

According to a source from Massivit, the 1800 3D printer was launched as there was a substantial gap in the market for a solution with the capability to producelarge-scale models with a super-fast turnaround time. As an innovative company Massivit always thinks outside the box and this is what led then to Massivit 3D. The Massivit 1800 3D Printer delivers a new level of creativity and extends our design capabilities further than ever before. Carisma is a prime example of a printing house active in the visual communication & large format segments adopting 3D printing technology to enhance its competitive edge and build its client base.