Chess Set Transforms Into Mecha for the Ultimate Checkmate

Action #Chess is a chess set designed by Joseph Larson that can be made with a 3D printer. It was the winner in a recent chess set design competition run by MakerBot Industries and Tinkercad. The pieces look like a conventional chess set at first glance, but they can be assembled to form mecha with knights for feet, bishops for hands, and the king as the head.
The chess set isn't available for purchase at the moment, but Larson has plans to sell them in the future. Keep an eye on his (currently empty) Etsy shop if you'd like to get your hands on a set.
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