The Flashforge Creator Pro 2 doesn’t look to have changed much, though. It’s the same cool-as-all-hell looking printer as it was a little over 4 years ago, presenting itself as if it was something you’d find in an Umbrella Corporation basement packed with some fresh Petri-dished evil.

Where the Creator Pro featured a single print head with two nozzles, the Creator Pro 2 splits the gang up, giving each nozzle its own direct drive print head that can move independently through the X-axis. It’s because of this that this former Umbrella Corp. bio-bin can print two models simultaneously, mirror them, and even combine materials and colors in a single print, jazzing up monotonous mono-color prints. It also means you can print soluble support structures, which is just what you need for tackling complex models with evil overhangs.