Thanks for that video Hang1220. Yep, Redgum perhaps he looked a...

Thanks for that video Hang1220. Yep, Redgum perhaps he looked a bit tired...but as you say, hopefully that was from a previous night of celebratory rounds. I love that AdditiveNow poster PD1 - sums up the current main target market really - those that need parts fast, the more remote they are the longer the transport (and manufacturing) time and costs are. A3D in great position.
I think initially the interested parties will be keener for A3D to be printing parts and shipping them as opposed to purchasing a printer. There's probably a bit of apprehension as to 'how do we drive that thing' in the minds of those who will be responsible for the on-site printing and who's gonna fix any more advanced machine problems (hopefully not many!) in a timely fashion.
Perhaps A3D should bang out a few huge drones to expedite delivery....!

I believe behind the scenes WP will have jumped another level or two in marketing motivation of the product now their JV has kicked off with an RMP purchase - I'd love to know what WPs advertising budget is - and how much will be allocated to AdditiveNow, huge I hope. C'mon Budge convert some of those pre-sales!
GLTAH