Oh, no Thatcher Perkins my favourite Hobby Set?
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358 - Rocket Base
Made the .mpd long time ago. It should be OMR conform regarding to MPD-Center. This is my first submission so I hope everything is correct.
358 was my first set back then.
Oliver
(2019-03-15, 16:23)Oliver Dammann Wrote: [ -> ]358 - Rocket Base
MY FIRST SET! Got it for my fifth birthday. Still remember the room where I build it. Remember also that I needed mom's help to find one of the red Brick Round 1x1.
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Set: 365 - Wild West Scene
OMR Compliant: Yes
Known errors: None
Done with: LDCad 1.6b
Notes: Missing in the LEGO House History Collection - what a shame
[color=#333333][font=Tahoma,Verdana,Arial,Sans-Serif]Set:[/font][/color][color=#333333][font=Tahoma,Verdana,Arial,Sans-Serif] 601-2 - [/font][/color][color=#333333][font=Tahoma,Verdana,Arial,Sans-Serif]Tow Truck[/font][/color]
Probably one of my first set. First contribution to OMR.
Known errors: None
[color=#333333][font=Tahoma,Verdana,Arial,Sans-Serif]OMR Compliant: Yes[/font][/color]
(2019-03-15, 16:23)Oliver Dammann Wrote: [ -> ]358 - Rocket Base
Made the .mpd long time ago. It should be OMR conform regarding to MPD-Center. This is my first submission so I hope everything is correct.
358 was my first set back then.
Oliver
Probably my first "space" set. Good job.
May I suggest some corrections.
The turntable is not with a square base. The red/white antenna is too long. The 2 last blue 1x4 brick at the top of the stand overlap.
Vehicule not displayed on the main vue. On the vehicule, tyres are normaly dual. Use "rubber black" color instead of "black" for better rendering.
(2019-11-22, 21:03)Marc Giraudet Wrote: [ -> ]Set 346-2 - House with Car
Sets from my childhood.... (well, late childhood actually). I really should have a try to make the flat pine tree!
(2019-11-23, 8:49)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]Sets from my childhood.... (well, late childhood actually). I really should have a try to make the flat pine tree!
An other raison to make the flat pine tree !
As you can see on the picture, white dots are visible on baseplate. It's why i propose a new version for 10p04.
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MPD file not OMR compliant
May bee you can explain how make file OMR compliant when non official parts are included.
4886 - Building Bonanza - Advanced Build.
Quick and Experienced are already in OMR but not this one ?
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Big 346-2
OMR compliant : Yes
(2019-11-23, 15:33)Marc Giraudet Wrote: [ -> ]May bee you can explain how make file OMR compliant when non official parts are included.
I use Cleanup.. option in LDCad.
Just OMRized this file, will be soon in the OMR.
Ich verwende die Option Cleanup .. in LDCad.
Gerade OMRized diese Datei, wird bald in der OMR sein.
Hello, everyone.
As this is my first submission, I hope that it satisfies OMR requirements.
I've checked that it is OMR conform through MPDCenter 2.5.0.0.
I remember I enjoyed very much playing with fire station sets in my childhood (about 25-30 years ago),
with set 6385, 6389 and 6571.
Set: 374-1 - Fire Station
OMR Compliant: Yes
Known errors: Missing stickers
Done with: MLCad 3.51
(2020-04-14, 15:32)Takeshi Takahashi Wrote: [ -> ]Hello, everyone.
As this is my first submission, I hope that it satisfies OMR requirements.
I've checked that it is OMR conform through MPDCenter 2.5.0.0.
I remember I enjoyed very much playing with fire station sets in my childhood (about 25-30 years ago),
with set 6385, 6389 and 6571.
Set: 374-1 - Fire Station
OMR Compliant: Yes
Known errors: Missing stickers
Done with: MLCad 3.51
Most of these stickers do exist in the library, BTW (some are unofficial and would have to be inlined). Everything except the textual ones ("1", "2" and "Fire Station" in various languages).
(2020-04-14, 18:41)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]...made a quick render
Thank you Philo.
While the US version (set 590) and almost all of later fire station sets (6382, 6385, 6389, 6571,... through today's 60215) have red buildings, this building is yellow and looks rather fresh for me.
(2020-04-14, 20:21)N. W. Perry Wrote: [ -> ]Most of these stickers do exist in the library, BTW (some are unofficial and would have to be inlined). Everything except the textual ones ("1", "2" and "Fire Station" in various languages).
Thank you for your advice.
As this is my first work on LDraw, made about 4 years ago (recently OMRized and submitted to this forum), I haven't noticed the sticker parts.
I found some stickers in official library
* Fire emblem (for the vehicles)
* Firefighting wear (for the minifigs)
and one in parts tracker (currently unofficial)
* Clock (for the building)
Here is the updated version with official stickers.
Since the unofficial clock sticker uses a TEXMAP image, it cannot be included in a MPD file.
When the sticker is accepted as an official parts, the model will be updated.
Set: 377-1 - Shell Service Station
OMR Compliant: Yes
Known errors: noneMissing flexible parts (Strings for fuel hoses)
Done with: MLCad 3.51
For this set, all of stickers can be found in the official parts library.
(Updated in the reply: created flexible strings)
Set: 601-1 - Shell Filling Station
OMR Compliant: Yes
Known errors: Missing a part (x454pb01), Missing a flexible part(Strings for fuel hoses)
Done with: MLCad 3.51
Part x454pb01 (Road Sign Cantilever Curved with Shell Logo Print) is not available and I have used the closest part 764 as the alternative.
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(2020-04-19, 14:34)Takeshi Takahashi Wrote: [ -> ]Part x454pb01 (Road Sign Cantilever Curved with Shell Logo Print) is not available and I have used the closest part 764 as the alternative.
Looks like you have just found your next part project
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(2020-04-20, 4:15)Takeshi Takahashi Wrote: [ -> ]Unfortunately, the part will need to be (almost) newly authored as the pole is slanted, not upright (as part 764).
Parts look similar enough so that a slanting transformation applied to the pole could do the trick... (see
https://jc-tchang.philohome.com/manuel/prim_def.htm - in French, use translate
)
(2020-04-20, 7:58)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]Parts look similar enough so that a slanting transformation applied to the pole could do the trick... (see https://jc-tchang.philohome.com/manuel/prim_def.htm - in French, use translate )
Thank you very much. I'll try it, but I have no real part of this and cannot measure the exact dimensions.
Is this allowed for LDraw parts library standard?
(2020-04-20, 13:26)Takeshi Takahashi Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you very much. I'll try it, but I have no real part of this and cannot measure the exact dimensions.
Is this allowed for LDraw parts library standard?
For such a part that doesn't interact with others it is not a major problem to eyeball dimensions from photos!
(2020-04-20, 13:26)Takeshi Takahashi Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you very much. I'll try it, but I have no real part of this and cannot measure the exact dimensions.
Is this allowed for LDraw parts library standard?
The best thing in this case is asking for photos, here an elsewhere, with standard bricks attached. See:
https://forums.ldraw.org/thread-23978.html
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(2020-04-20, 13:26)Takeshi Takahashi Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you very much. I'll try it, but I have no real part of this and cannot measure the exact dimensions.
Is this allowed for LDraw parts library standard?
The picture on Bricklink, see:
https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=x454pb01&colorID=1&in=A
is excellent for getting the proportions relatively right. Since this part only came in 2 sets, and is extremely rare, I doubt there would be much objections against this. But try to submit it and see what the reviews say.
Thank you everyone.
I'll take it easy as the part connects others only on the bottom and is very rare.
The photo of the part with different pattern on here;
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...5D#T=C&C=1
looks very helpful to build 3D model.
The pole is a little more than 8 studs (160 LDU) or 7 bricks (168 LDU) high, and the slant amount is almost exact to 1 stud (20 LDU), aligning the edges of sign board and base in line.
And it has third support beam near the lower corner on the board.
I'd like to try it!!
Set: 604-1 - Shell Service Car
OMR Compliant: Yes
Known errors: None
Done with: MLCad 3.51
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Set: 606-1 - Ambulance
OMR Compliant: Yes
Known errors: None
Done with: MLCad 3.51
Updated: I've made the missing sticker 004363a (submitted and certified on PT). The model is complete!!
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Set: 621-1 - Police Car
OMR Compliant: Currently no (Unofficial stickers not inlined)
Known errors: None
Done with: MLCad 3.51
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Model updated with stickers!
Set: 622-1 - Tipper Truck
OMR Compliant: Currently no (Unofficial stickers not inlined)
Known errors: none
Done with: MLCad 3.51
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Set: 623-1 - Red Cross Car
OMR Compliant: Currently no (Unofficial stickers not inlined)
Known errors: none
Done with: MLCad 3.51
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My first contribution to OMR
Set: 6691 - Red Cross Helicopter
OMR Compliant: Maybe
Known errors: None
Done with: LDCad 1.6d
Hi Jérôme,
welcome to the forums. I remember this set! Did you run your model through:
https://ldraw.heidemann.org/index.php?page=mpdcenter
The subfiles are missing a lot of information.
Have also a look on the minifigs which are floating in midair and the tail rotor which has a bit of overlap. There is also an empty subfile.
Have also a look on the 658 - Fire Engine I posted above and see how I arranged the subfiles in the main file to ease posing. To achieve this you would have to move the helicopter itself to a subfile and separate parts from the submodels and add:
* Shutters 3856.dat
* Tail rotor 3461.dat
* Roof 4213.dat
to the main file.
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Set: 641-1 Excavator
OMR Compliant: Currently no (unofficial stickers not inlined)
Known errors: none
Done with: MLCad 3.51
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