A roundup of the top news On 3D Printing brought you from May 7 to May 13.

Monday, May 7

• 3D Printed Legs: Giving Amputees the Power of Personal Expression
• Impact of 3D Printing on Indian Labor Market “Mind-Boggling” [Opinion]

Tuesday, May 8

• Stratasys Announces Mojo: Lowest-Price Professional-Grade 3D Printer
• 3D Systems Acquires FreshFiber for 3D Printed Electronics Accessories

Wednesday, May 9

• MakerBot Looks to Occupy Wall Street’s Office Space
• Hey Red Sox Fans: 3D Print Your Own Fenway Park

Thursday, May 10

• MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis is 3D Printing’s First Celebrity
• 3D Printed Curves: How the N12 Bikini Fits Your Body Perfectly

Friday, May 11

• 3D Systems CEO: 3D Printing Will Be As Big As the iPad
• CNET Reviews the MakerBot Replicator: Most Capable 3D Printer Under $2000 [Video]

Disney World is using 3D printing technology to launch a new catchy souvenir for Star Wars Weekends this year.

One of the most memorable scenes from Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back is the moment when Captain Han Solo is frozen in carbonite. Starting May 18, guests at Disney’s Hollywood Studios can relive that memory and bring home a personalized carbonite figurine – with the guest’s likeness on it.

First, state-of-the-art cameras capture a guest’s face from multiple angles. Then, the image is sent to a 3D printer which produces a eight-inch figurine reminiscent of that famous scene in Star Wars.

This should prove to be a pretty popular attraction!

Read more at the Disney Parks blog.

Hat tip to 3dprinter.net for finding the story.