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Date posted: 02/03/2017 An Australian man accused of making guns with a 3D printer has been described in court as a sci-fi fan who let his hobby get "out of hand". Police in Sydney found imitation weapons after searching the home of Sicen Sun, 27. Mr Sun's solicitor said his client had a "fanboy relationship" with science fiction and police-themed TV programmes, according to ABC News. He has been charged with offences relating to the making of firearms. "Police located and seized four imitation pistols, including a 3D-manufactured small Glock, a 3D-manufactured Glock, a 3D-manufactured Sig 250, two air pistols, computer equipment, and two 3D printers," a New South Wales Police Force statement read. See the full Story via external site: www.bbc.co.uk Most recent stories in this category (Legal): 02/03/2017: Oculus facing legal ban on VR code used in its products |
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