Engadget har en intressant artikel om hur 3D printers användes under arbetet med ParaNorman.
Engadget
"Laika put the technology to work printing "replacement faces" that
could be attached to the head of a character, giving young Coraline a
grand total of around 200,000 expressions. It's an impressive number,
particularly when placed up against the 800 or so expressions Jack
Skellington was capable of achieving in "The Nightmare Before
Christmas." By "ParaNorman," however, the studio had rapid prototyping
down to a science, with the movie's fuzzy-haired protagonist (that's 275
tightly bundled strands) able to express himself a staggering 1.5
million ways..."
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