Toybox 3D Printer Features & NYC Pop-Up Shop
By TMF 11/10/2026 07:05:00 PM Event, ToysToybox, the 3D printer designed for kids, has opened up a holiday pop-up shop in Grand Central Terminal from November 11 to 21 and invited m...
Toybox, the 3D printer designed for kids, has opened up a holiday pop-up shop in Grand Central Terminal from November 11 to 21 and invited me to learn how families can print 3D toys!
Note: I was invited as media to the preview. However any personal views expressed are always 100% my own.
The Toybox 3D printing platform is easy to use and can turn a prompt, sketch, or imported file or photo into a real toy every 3.1 seconds.
The printer works right out of the box. There is no slicing software, no G-code, no calibration ritual. A kid opens the app, taps a design, and the printer goes to work.
Every design in the Toybox library is pre-vetted and safe for kids, so parents don't have to worry about what turns up in an open model repository. It works on a phone, a tablet, a school Chromebook, or the web, as well as desktop PC because kids can be creative anywhere.
There's also Toybox’s Creator Space, where kids can sketch it and upload a photo or import a 3D file, and built-in AI converts it into a color 3D design that can be printed with one click.
It's just based on a physical input without a child needing to talk to or answer questions from an AI chatbot.
Toybox stores no personally identifiable information on children, holds all data in the United States and gives parents controls through a parent portal.
During my store tour, I also learned about Toybox Luna, a four-color 3D printer with a larger print bed and an onboard camera for print monitoring and clog detection.
With Luna 3D families can print larger scale models, with less separate parts but still have compact designs.
Toybox License Partnerships
The Toybox platform has a catalog of more than 25,000 printable models spanning more than 11,000 toys.
The licenses behind them include Harry Potter, Warner Bros., Universal, Paramount, NASA, Cartoon Network, DreamWorks, Nickelodeon and Sanrio. No competing consumer 3D printer company carries any of them.
Privacy Protection
All Toybox 3D printers and the Toybox platform are designed to comply with applicable COPPA, ASTM F963-23, and CPSIA requirements in the United States, as well as GDPR-K requirements in the European Union.
Toybox prints in corn-based PLA, a plant-derived filament that melts at a low temperature and doesn't produce the styrene fumes like other printers in this category.
Ready to experience Toybox 3D printers yourself?
Toybox 3D Printer NYC Pop-Up Shop
Toybox is popping up at Grand Central with eleven days of fun, creativity and holiday cheer.
Where: Booth MC-66, Lexington Avenue Passage, Grand Central Terminal
When: November 11–21
Time: 10am–7pm daily
See Luna in Action - See newest printer and get answers to questions at the booth.
Sneak Peek - Stop by the booth to be the first to get a peek at brand-new toys.
Toys & Swag - Free 3D-printed toys, custom keychains, in-person savings and discounts
Learn more - www.toybox.com/pages/nyc-popup
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