Subscribe to ITN News: http://bit.ly/itnytsub If you have ever desperately wanted a mini version of yourself, you are in luck because Asda is selling 3D-printed figurines. The supermarket is holding a trial of the service at their York store in northern England. Having your whole body scanned takes between two-three minutes, with a small handheld machine recording images at a speed of roughly 15 frames a second. After the scan, the image is processed by a computer and then sent to be printed with coloured ceramic fluid, with each eight-inch figure taking around eight hours to produce, although the printer can create several at once. Scanning slots were fully booked on the first trial days, with some customers travelling miles to get one. Asda's parent company Walmart will be watching to see how the trial works out in the UK. But shoppers hoping for an unusual Christmas gift might be disappointed, as Asda will not roll out the service until 2014, if the trial is a success. Report by Mark Morris. Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/itn Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/itn Visit our homepage: http://itn.co.uk More stories from ITN: US shutdown explained: A dummies guide to the political crisis: http://bit.ly/19dhhKc Awful CCTV: Mugger repeatedly punches girl in broad daylight: http://bit.ly/1bBqdJR Giant 18-foot oarfish found off California coast: http://bit.ly/GR9fwR Kangaroo makes a surprising visit to an Australia pharmacy: http://bit.ly/172TaAB Shocking footage of packed bridge collapsing in China: http://bit.ly/17qTjs5 False widow spider bites: Should we worried?: http://bit.ly/15EtcQP CCTV of anti-terror arrest on west London street: http://bit.ly/1btOaT8 Superhero window cleaners cheer up children in Brazil hospital: http://bit.ly/19AKAFK World's most expensive horse sold for £5.25 million: http://bit.ly/1calwHR FUNNY: Betty White stars in safety video for Air New Zealand: http://bit.ly/19sHjrY Artist snorts paint and sprays onto cavnas through his eye:http://bit.ly/17wDO0J Wingsuit diver Victor Kovats' final flight before his death: http://bit.ly/1acvyEJ New York cafe pranked by horror film crew: http://bit.ly/17pOf6i Veteran wingsuit jumper dies in horrible accident: http://bit.ly/GNeRc1 CCTV- Masked men set fire to Maldvies TV Station: http://bit.ly/1amb9P1 Out-of-control monster truck kills at least eight: http://bit.ly/19cWUvz Not dead after all? Extinct rhino caught on camera: http://bit.ly/1a9LCaj Store clerk uses machete to fight off armed robber: http://bit.ly/1gnxBfr 'World's most spectacular' fireworks light up Sydney: http://bit.ly/198yc1l Tens of thousands of Chinese tourists overcrowd attractions: http://bit.ly/GD7PXv CUTE AND RARE: White lion cubs go on display in South Korea: http://bit.ly/GD8bx5 Man shares his bungalow with a crocodile: http://bit.ly/15MQJS1 Muhammed Ali makes rare public appearance with family: http://bit.ly/1gakCOc Firefighters battle giant hornets in China after dozens killed: http://bit.ly/1a2mh3t Dramtic Capitol Hill car chase caught on camera: http://bit.ly/15Pzl9O Northern Lights: Aurora Borealis puts on mesmerising show: http://bit.ly/1bt7Qur Check out Truthloader, the new home of citizen journalism on YouTube. Subscribe now at http://bit.ly/tldrsub See 2013's Most Watched Videos: http://bit.ly/14iM9r5 See our Biggest Videos of All Time: http://bit.ly/11GI36D See 2012's Most Watched Videos: http://bit.ly/18R1boW
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