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There is a typo error: !HISOTORY instead of !HISTORY in the file of the OMR.

No, there isn't!
Just joking, I've fixed it. Thanks for point it out.

Architecture / 21029 - Buckingham Palace



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

Architecture / 21030 - United States Capitol Building



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

Download MPD (OMR compliant)
Known errors: None.
Done with LDCad 1.6 beta 2

Architecture / 21035 - Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

Architecture / 21032 - Sydney



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

Architecture / 21033 - Chicago



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

Architecture / 21034 - London



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

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21043 - San Francisco
OMR Compliant (MPD Center says it is not even though all the checks come back true)

(2019-01-31, 2:53)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]21043 - San Francisco
OMR Compliant (MPD Center says it is not even though all the checks come back true)

So I'll say that this model would have been incredibly frustrating without LDCad. The set bin and flexible part functionally make this build enjoyable. Also, don't import this model directly into Studio. I had to separate the flex object files into their own custom parts for it to load correctly.

(2019-01-31, 3:01)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]

(2019-01-31, 2:53)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]21043 - San Francisco
OMR Compliant (MPD Center says it is not even though all the checks come back true)

So I'll say that this model would have been incredibly frustrating without LDCad. The set bin and flexible part functionally make this build enjoyable. Also, don't import this model directly into Studio. I had to separate the flex object files into their own custom parts for it to load correctly.

I also authored my first new part in years. Another bit of awesomeness sparked by this set.

The real life build of this set was very enjoyable as well.

All in all one of the better Architecture set out there.

great job. I love it.

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OMR Compliant.
Missing: 1x8 Tile with Arc de Triomphe

(2019-02-04, 5:22)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]Missing: 1x8 Tile with Arc de Triomphe

http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.cg...162p1b.dat
The least I could do for a French landmark

21042 - Statue of Liberty
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OMR Complaint
Missing: 1x8 tile with Statue of Liberty
Notes: The angles on the model cause small part overlap. I did my best to minimize this but we may want to look at the hinge part to see if it needs to be adjusted.

21047 - Las Vegas
[attachment=3441]
OMR Complaint
Missing: 1x8 tile with Las Vegas, 1x2 tile with Welcome to Las Vegas sign
Notes: The pharaoh headdress is set to gold, it should be changed to tan when the part is fixed.

21039 - Shanghai
[attachment=3439]
OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 tile with Shanghai
Notes: There are 4 flex axles inside the core of the rightmost building. I left these out with a place holder note since they are non-visible in the finished model and would add a significant amount to the file size.

Reply heirarchy on this thread has become messed up somehow. Please post all new posts as a reply to this post.

(2019-02-19, 16:17)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]21039 - Shanghai

OMR Compliant (yet)
Missing: 1x8 tile with Shanghai
Notes: There are 4 flex axles inside the core of the rightmost building. I left these out with a place holder note since they are non-visible in the finished model and would add a significant amount to the file size.

The above 3 Models are now OMR compliant and have renders.

21041 - Great Wall of China
[attachment=3447]
OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 tile with Great Wall of China or 长城

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21037 - LEGO House
OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 Tile with text LEGO House
Notes: Authored in Billund

(2019-05-27, 3:02)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]21037 - LEGO House
OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 Tile with text LEGO House
Notes: Authored in Billund

Hi Orion... Tile of interest   http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.cg...162p1c.dat

(2019-05-28, 13:30)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]Hi Orion... Tile of interest   http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.cg...162p1c.dat

Import the tile to the model and upload it to the OMR.
http://omr.ldraw.org/files/1151

21046 - Empire State Building
[attachment=3918]
OMR Compliant
Missing: Nothing

21045 - Trafalgar Square
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OMR Compliant
Missing:
Tile 1 x 1 with Rainbow, Sand Red, Yellow, Dark Azure, Medium Blue, Dark Purple
Tile 1 x 1 with Rainbow, Sand Red, Yellow, Dark Azure, Medium Blue, Dark Purple, Cloud
Tile 1 x 1 with Swirl, Van Gogh Painting
Tile 1 x 1 with Unicorn Painting
Tile 2 x 2 with Colored Kitten with Party Hat

21052 - Dubai
[attachment=4639]
OMR Compliant
Missing: Tile 1x8 with Dubai
Notes: The flexaxles in this model look funky. I haven't built the real model yet so I can't say if that's just the way they look

21051 - Tokyo

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OMR Compliant: Yes
Missing: Nothing
Notes: Lots of new (or rarely used) patterns in this set. I had to author 5 (!) patterns and 2 where done by other authors

(2020-01-10, 1:58)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]Notes: The flexaxles in this model look funky. I haven't built the real model yet so I can't say if that's just the way they look

You are right, they do look strange also when the model is build "legally" (left). I did not like it this way, so I move the clips a bit which makes it look much more like the real thing (right) If TLG would have used a flexible hose, you could bend it to fit. I am missing the Al Muntaha restaurant, a horizontal bar looking towards the sea and I would have preferred the Emirates towers also a bit darker, LGB.
But overall, I like the model, nice building techniques, especially on the Burj Al Arab.

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Updated with OMR compliance and render

21003 - Seattle Space Needle

This is an alternate version using LDCad flexible elements, optimized for rendering in Studio. The flexible elements are as close to the correct length as I could get (133mm according to instructions, 133.11mm here).

Because this model already appears in the OMR, no attempt at OMR compliance was made.

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Awesome, I updated the file on the OMR with your hoses and added a HISTORY line.

(2016-02-14, 17:03)Damien Roux Wrote: [ -> ]Architecture / 21015 - The Leaning Tower Of Pisa

In case anyone's curious, the Lego (or at least LDraw) version of this tower tilts at an angle of 5.39753 degrees, close to the real tower's historical maximum of 5.5 degrees, but rather more than its current tilt of just under 4 degrees. 

(2016-02-14, 17:06)Damien Roux Wrote: [ -> ]Architecture / 21019 - The Eiffel Tower

This is an alternate version with the flex axles adapted for correct photoreal rendering in Studio. (I have opted for the corresponding "flat silver" rubber color on the axles.) EDIT: On further investigation, that may not be the right choice. The real part has a distinct sheen that's not well represented by the rubber color, at least in this renderer. I will update the file to revert to color 179.
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OMR compliant: Yes, with all unofficial donor parts inlined. (The image shows the alternate French nameplate; in the model, the English version is used.)
Done with LDCad 1.6c, rendered in Studio 2.1.3 (4)

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By the way, what's the general feeling about submitting our own versions of models that already appear in the OMR? Is there any interest in having multiple versions, or is it intended to only hold a single copy of each official model?

I've been going through and building the entire Architecture theme myself, just because I like to.  I don't mind sharing what I've built, but I'm also just as happy not to bother OMRizing them if there's no need.

21038 – Las Vegas
(Original, unreleased version featuring Mandalay Bay hotel)

This was made using Tom Alphin's instructions, based on a real copy of the official set, with some corrections.

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OMR compliant: Yes
Missing: None
Errors: None*
Done with LDCad 1.6d

*Note: You must use the inlined subparts for the Egyptian headdress in LDCad. Otherwise, it will display the older official pattern subpart with hard-colored Dark Blue stripes instead of the correct Medium Blue.

(2019-02-24, 4:35)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]21041 - Great Wall of China

OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 tile with Great Wall of China or 长城

The Chinese language version is now on PT:
https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.c...162p1l.dat

(2019-02-19, 16:13)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]21047 - Las Vegas

OMR Complaint
Missing: 1x8 tile with Las Vegas, 1x2 tile with Welcome to Las Vegas sign
Notes: The pharaoh headdress is set to gold, it should be changed to tan when the part is fixed.

The 1x2 tile is now on PT:
https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.c...69bpt7.dat

And the Pharaoh headdress is fixed, on the PartTracker.

Sneak peek. Still need to finish the West Wing and make the new label tile (this model omits the word "The").
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Edit: Also need to make the U.S. Flag tile

This is the last set in the world I would build right now.



w.

(2020-06-04, 7:43)Willy Tschager Wrote: [ -> ]This is the last set in the world I would build right now.

Not even for the pleasure of dismantling it brick by brick in the end???

For me, it's a symbol of what my country is supposed to stand for and not it's current occupant.

(2020-06-04, 12:45)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]For me, it's a symbol of what my country is supposed to stand for and not it's current occupant.

Can't agree more... A house is not responsible for its inhabitants behaviour!

(2020-06-04, 13:07)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]Can't agree more... A house is not responsible for its inhabitants behaviour!

Don't get me started. The LDraw forums are not the right place and this is not the right thread. If you've been following my Facebook posts, you know how I feel.

21054 - White House
[attachment=5337]
OMR Compliant
Missing: Nothing
Note: This building is a symbol, much like the Eiffel Tower or Buckingham Palace. If you must post about current political events please do so in Off Topic. Any replies in that vein will be moved there.

(2020-06-04, 1:19)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]Sneak peek. Still need to finish the West Wing and make the new label tile (this model omits the word "The").


Edit: Also need to make the U.S. Flag tile

So with that done, if I'm not mistaken, the only gap in the OMR is 21044 Paris, and the last part needed to complete the theme is the curved windscreen for the Eiffel Tower? I think that would call for a celebration! 

(2020-06-07, 5:16)N. W. Perry Wrote: [ -> ]So with that done, if I'm not mistaken, the only gap in the OMR is 20144 Paris, and the last part needed to complete the theme is the curved windscreen for the Eiffel Tower? I think that would call for a celebration! 

Aside from the aforementioned one, are there any patterned part we're missing?

(2020-06-07, 5:19)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]Aside from the aforementioned one, are there any patterned part we're missing?

I don't think so. We're all caught up with the nameplates, looks like you finished up what was missing from Tokyo…and everything from Trafalgar Square got done as well (but we're waiting on a new color for two of those parts).

I'll have the Paris model done before long, at least without the arches under the Eiffel Tower. :-( (I don't know why they couldn't just keep the flex axles instead…)

(2020-06-07, 5:55)N. W. Perry Wrote: [ -> ]I don't think so. We're all caught up with the nameplates, looks like you finished up what was missing from Tokyo…and everything from Trafalgar Square got done as well (but we're waiting on a new color for two of those parts).

I'll have the Paris model done before long, at least without the arches under the Eiffel Tower. :-( (I don't know why they couldn't just keep the flex axles instead…)

I checked as well and did not find any other missing pattern.