[Video: A kind of deltaic 3D printer, printing variable landscapes into existence, from Riparian Rap].
I thought I'd end the year with this quick video of some riverine landscape modeling exercises built through the constant back and forth washes and cross-flows of a self-resurfacing deltaic 3D-printer—and then I'll see you in 2011.
(Video spotted via @clasticdetritus).
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