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| Look for part cockpit and trainbase from 7897 & 60051 |
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Posted by: jaekel - 2020-01-04, 23:39 - Forum: Part Requests
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Hello,
I use LeoCAD very often and it is a great software.
I have used it for many designs.
For my next project I need some Lego parts which are unfortunately not in the standard and also not in the unofficial library.
Would it be possible to add
the part 4427073 (6x30 trainbase with battery and IR receiver) from set 7897,
the part 4294137 (cockpit) from the set 7897 and
the part 6078201 (cockpit) from the set 60051
to the brick library?
Or has anyone built this part before and could make available it for me?
Best Regards
Sven
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| Speed Champions |
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Posted by: levity0815 - 2020-01-03, 13:12 - Forum: Official Models
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Is anybody already working on some Speed Champions sets? Or even knows where they possibly could be downloaded.
I'm especial interested in the 1985 Audi Sport quattro S1 #76897
As far as I could see they are not jet in the OMR available and I have not found them somewhere else for download either.
If there is not already someone working on them, I might give it a try my self. Are there any things to know (guidelines, recommendations) before I start?
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| LDCad help combining animation movements |
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Posted by: Walt White - 2020-01-02, 20:39 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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I made a simple mechanism demonstrating some Technic capabilities. I'd like to use it in a workshop at a Bricks By The Bay convention next summer.
Animations make good advertisements for showing people what Technic can do. But I'm having a problem combining three movements into a single movement. It's awkward to describe with just words, so I made a YouTube video showing the problem.
The LDraw file I will use for building instructions is here.
The LDraw file I used for the animation is here. It organizes sub-models by their connectivity, not by how you would assembly the MOC.
The three Lua code files are here, here, and here.
Any help is appreciated.
Walt
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