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Parts 72490c01, 72490a, & 72490b |
Posted by: Matthew - 2021-01-18, 19:39 - Forum: Part Requests
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Hello, I was just trying to build a Lego Blimp/Zeppelin for Lego Ideas in Stud.io, but sadly none of the parts for the actual envelope of the blimp/zeppelin seem to exist. I did get the gondola completed as I intended, but sadly without the actual balloon, (or envelope as it's know to those who know airships), I can't make the upload. I tried asking the folks at Bricklink to help with making the envelope, but sadly they couldn't seem to find a 3d model of said balloon. So, anybody here think they can help with that? Please? It'd be really appreciated if somebody here could, especially if you could make all three parts, the blimp container assembly (72490c01), the blimp container body (72490a), and the blimp container tail (72490b) both with and without their stickers, (especially since I plan on using a plain blimp container body with the tail fin stickers on the blimp container tail on my Lego Ideas project, so having the two ends separate and the complete assembly with and without stickers would be very helpful). So, yeah, just thought I'd ask. Rockatoa, Brickticks out!
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1:87 model vehicles? |
Posted by: N. W. Perry - 2021-01-12, 0:59 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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This is mainly idle curiosity, since I think I can guess at the answer and the reasons behind it, but…
…has any serious thought ever been given to authoring the 1:87 model vehicles that were integral to the Town Plan system in the 50s and 60s? Or alternatively, was a conscious decision made not to do so?
Obviously these would be tricky since many of us probably don't have real-world examples on hand to work from, and they'd all be highly customized parts, not well represented by existing primitives. Also, as with many early parts, it's hard to pin down one "authentic" version of each of these, since color combinations and other details tended to vary considerably. Finally, with no connection points, they don't really function as system parts, and have no real utility within a model other than for their own sake.
On the other hand, in their day they were considered very much "in-system", as the scale of the whole Town Plan/System i leg era was built around them. And if there were ever a goal of having accurate LDraw representations of all official sets, these would be necessary to have for a fair number of those models.
Anyway, it's certainly not something I'm proposing to tackle or anything—just wondering aloud, as I say. :-)
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Recommended Digital Calipers for measuring parts (+ rare Clutch Test Implements.) |
Posted by: tom alphin - 2021-01-09, 7:01 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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I recently got my hands on some rare parts which are used to test LEGO parts. They are described in the middle of an article on New Elementary as "Clutch Test Implements". In my case, I have four of these parts in my hands:
- Stud testing part
- Small Towball testing part
- Large towball testing part
- Bar/clip testing part.
The first three have 5-digit part ID's, and the fourth one does not. They are in a mix of uncolored ABS, Green/Dark Green ABS, and Trans-clear. Since they have Part ID's, I was willing to make the required measurements to allow them to be added to LDraw Parts Library.
A few questions:
1) Can someone recommend a modest-priced pair of digital calipers that work well in measuring LEGO parts? (ex: Are the Harbor Freight ones good enough?)
2) Are unreleased parts allowed in the LDraw Parts Library?
3) Are there tips to take the best and mot accurate measurements?
Thanks,
---tom
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Parts library incompatible |
Posted by: Calvin - 2021-01-08, 0:14 - Forum: Help Wanted
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I'm having a hard time installing the parts library on my computer. The parts list in the getting started wiki is no longer there. I am running 64 bit Bodhi Linux on my computer, its based on Ubuntu. Trying to get LeoCAD to work.
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couldn't find a part in LDCad library |
Posted by: zeki - 2021-01-06, 20:31 - Forum: Help
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Hi everyone. I'm new at LDCad. I couldn't find the piece that numbered as 39367 ( SPIKE Prime Core Set azure/black wheel ) in the part library. I add unofficial part library to Ldcad. I started to see some new parts in the library labeled as "unOff" after this. But still couldn't find 39367. I finished all model except this part. Is there any way to add this part to LDcad? Thank you so much.
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