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Aaron and Alain Osirus showing their 3D-printed toys during a news interview.

Atlanta twins, 12, borrowed $600 from their parents and now net $200 a month selling 3D-printed toys to classmates

Twelve-year-old twins in Atlanta are proving that a solid business plan beats age every time. Aaron and Alain Osirus launched A3D, a custom 3D-printing startup, after identifying a gap in the market for toys among their …

Twelve-year-old Aaron Osirus operating a 3D printer to create custom toys in his home playroom.

12-year-old entrepreneur turns 3D-printed toys into thriving business with help from his twin brother

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