Among the 32533 patterns, there are basically four types of prints. First one are the Throwbot disks, second are the Metru disks, third are Toa Mata mask disks, and fourth are basically every other disk - Vakama disk, Mindstorms disk and Vahi disk

The Metru disks already got designated pattern numbering - it's the same number as the one written on the disk. I guess same can be applied to the Vahi disk, it has "199" written on it. But what about rest of the disks? Is there a set way to number those already? Or not yet?

Hello everyone! I am currently going through old lego from my dad and found a lot of 50s or 60s lego. I found an arch piece that looks like an old lego piece, but I am unable to find it on bricklink or rebrickable. No idea if this piece is in the LDraw library though. This arch piece is a 2 x 2 x 8 and hollow. I have stacked two old bricks to confirm the height just in case. Does anybody know if this is a real lego piece or not? I have pictures comparing an old 2 x 8 hollow piece with the arch piece next to it. I asked my dad if he knows if the piece is from lego. He does not know for sure, because he was too young and does not remember.



The studs look really similar on this picture, but the arch looks like to have a more clearer print. The print does exist on the 2 x 8 piece, but more subtle. On rebrickable some pieces do have a more clearer print on the stud like the arch. This made me interested in looking this piece up.



The arch looks somewhat different from existing arches on bricklink and rebrickable. No idea if this would mean anything, but this piece has a higher arch gap than newer arch pieces.



The hollow side of the piece is more interesting to me. I have put a second arch piece next to it as well, because the hollow side looks a bit different.

Does anybody know how to verify this piece and if this is lego? Please let me know if you want more pictures of this piece if necessary.

Hi,

I noticed that there is a new 3x3 corner plate in this set, but it is square
Also there is a new 6L threaded pole which can accept a 2L in order to join several of them together.
And of course, ther eis a brick which can slide along the threaded pole.

I don't have part ID's yet because its part inventory is not on brickset, I'lll keep trying in the meantime.

So basically the corner plate should be easy to make because its just a 3x3 version of part 2420.
This video does show the parts in a speed build and the axle hole for the threaded pole is just 1L.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cmf2EUdlAC4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EBX3XItS-E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SToYIvxx0Q

edit: Oh wow I just noiced 2 new base plate types!!, these are basically like parts:
15623, 15624, and 18922 except they are fully studded and don't have the overhang.
and parts 71772 and 69958 are like fully smooth versions of 18922 and 15624 respectivley

In the below I made replicas of the 2 new baseplate types and also compared them to the other baseplates:



Hope this helps, Snipe

Hello friends.  I just updated my analysis of the Most Common DUPLO Parts to reflect the parts produced in sets released in 2018-2022.  I did discover that two brand new parts (released in 2021 and 2022) have skyrocketed into the top 20 list.  (There are some other appealing parts which are missing including three more in the top 50 list.)

Here are some of the key missing parts:

• 17th place - 84195 - Duplo Plant, Flower with 1 Top Studs
  (You would have 56x in 4 colors if you bought every set in last 5 years)
  
• 19th Place - 70676 Duplo Brick 2 x 2 x 2 Slope
  (You would have 52x in 7 colors if you bought every set in last 5 years).
  
• 47th - 51703 Duplo Wave (Fire, Water, Flame) 2 x 1 x 5 with Non-Marbled Tip
  
• 49th - 65109 Duplo Tile 2 x 4 with Wood Grain Pattern
  
• 50th - 31195 Duplo Ball Tube 45deg Turn
  
• 52th - 31452 Duplo Ball Tube Straight
  
• ...
  

By any chance, does anyone happen to have list of parts affected by axlehole overhaul? Wanna properly update all the things in Studio for myself, and I need list of those for the task

Been wondering about one thing recently. Are there any ways to do the hi-res submodels in LDView? What I mean is some option to have two versions of the submodel, so one of those would be used in normal, and one in hi-res mode

I know that technically you can turn your submodels into primitives, and put the hi-res one in 48/, but I'd like to have ability of building off the existing library without changing it

Guess answer is no, but still looking forward to the possibilities

Hello all,

Next week I'm hoping to pickup LDCad 1.7 development again.

So if anyone is sitting on a bug (1.6d/1.7 alpha) or (small) feature request please let me know here.

I'm especially interested in things needed to get the shadow editing workflow going combined with github (https://github.com/RolandMelkert/LDCadShadowLibrary)

There are already features planned to auto force headers etc, but as I'm new to github people might have additional ideas.

Second main interest is the LUA scripting api, any ideas on additional functions/objects are welcome.

Hello everyone: 

I checked the part 11439 and (personaly) think that have a bad shape, specialy in the named base 1 and 2 according to the official file. And taking as basis the shape in the Lego Builder app, decided to "fix" the problem. Also, I take the oportunity to do my first patterned part, in this case the one how corresponds to this part.

   

The files compossed of 7 subfiles: the first is the unpatterned part and the remaining six is for the patterned part.


If I need to submit my parts: may I use the number 11439 or 21548 (according to BL)? How I can number the patterned part (it's my first one) and the respective subfiles?

Hi! Has anyone started looking at the Stuntz ramps? I see they are requested a lot in the GBC community. I don't own them so I'm not able to look at them myself

I came across what I believe to the earliest extant example on the internet of Lego building instructions using an old (pre-Draw) language format. It's in a nearly 30-year-old Usenet message that can be seen here.

It builds a rabbit from the 1545 polybag set of 1992. I thought it would be fun to try and re-create the build using LDraw.

I have a snapshot of what I think it's supposed to look like, but I admit I wasn't able to get there from the instructions exactly. Maybe some of you will have better luck? If you try, I'd like to see what you come up with!

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