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Viral Wall Blocks

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Take a 3d electron micrograph scan of a virus wall like the mumps virus. in 3d design software, cut a block out of the scan so that the block has 5 smooth sides and one viral wall side. Then you can build with them and your buildings will have viral walls.

The great thing about all of the 3d prints of viral structures that I have worked with and this goes for bones and other organic structures, is that they fit your hand so well, almost scarily well, as if just the shape of the viral wall is trying to suck your fingers into its internal structure. They would make great handles. But a wall made of them, you would have to experiment with the scale, would be an inviting hand hold but also be regular enough to allow people to boiunce off it lke a wall.

JesusHChrist, Dec 06 2016

these prints from NIH https://www.google....c=pyCRnqsJuR8lqM%3A
[JesusHChrist, Dec 07 2016]

Viral Wall Blocks realized - with scary faces https://pbs.twimg.c...CzI0ZzdUQAAieNy.jpg
[JesusHChrist, Dec 08 2016]


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       on second thought, kids would be losing their fingers all the time.
JesusHChrist, Dec 06 2016
  

       Like Legos with diseases.   

       And use white blood cell robots to crave windows and doors.
popbottle, Dec 07 2016
  

       "I haven't eaten a window since forever"
Voice, Dec 07 2016
  

       Could I climb the walls like Spiderman with these?
RayfordSteele, Dec 08 2016
  


 

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