Dev builds 3D tin toy shop site with Opus 5.5 and Three.js
techartist_ · x · 2026-10-24
Developer @techartist shared "Wind-Up Parade", a 3D toy store concept website built with Opus 5.5 using Three.js, where the shop itself is a playground.
- Six lithographed tin wind-up toys parade on a printed play mat: a walking robot, drumming bear, hopping frog, sports coupe, carousel, and a biplane on its tower
- Kids can wind each toy by dragging its key, watch them in action, and even peek inside to see the mainspring, gears, and governor at work
- Includes a lit display case for browsing and a checkout scene where toys pack themselves into their printed boxes
The site turns "try before you buy" into an interactive 3D experience.
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