Hi, I've been a fan and silent user for many years of the site, parts and software. It brought me many hours of fun, almost as much as the real plastic thing.
I just stumbled with this section of the site and I've been putting together a lot of official models. I'll be submitting themif they're not in the database as I try to make them compliant (thanks in advance for letting me know if I did bad). To start with it, here's the virtual version of my first ever owned set, the Formula I Racer from 1985.
Thanks for your input, and if all goes well there's a lot on the way!

   

Attached Files

  6604 - Formula I Racer main.mpd (Size: 3.38 KB / Downloads: 8)

Hey,

I think Willy had to wait far too long for this


As always, you can download LDPE from this page:
http://nilsschmidt1337.github.io/ldparteditor/

Changelog:
(3 new features and 2 bug fixes)

With this release you will be able to...

• ...directly set the render mode (via GUI toolbar and shortkeys, Alt + NUMPAD + 1 to 9)
  
• ...set the viewport perspective (via GUI toolbar and shortkeys, Ctrl + NUMPAD + 8,4,5,6,2,0)
  
• ...close the view (via GUI toolbar and shortkey, Q)
  

1. The vertex window stayed on top of all open programs.
   
2. [OpenGL 2.0 only] TEXMAP with transparency did not show the expected result.
   

1. Download the zip-Archive
   
2. Extract the archive content to the location of your choice
   
3. On windows, double-click "run.bat" to start LDPE.
   
4. On linux/mac, you have to excecute the shell script "run.sh" to start LDPE.
   

1. On windows, double-click "update.bat" to search for updates.
   
2. On linux/mac, you have to excecute the shell script "update.sh".
   

• 64-bit Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.8
  
• OpenGL 2.1 compatible Graphics Card
  
• Operating System (64-bit): Windows [7 or newer], Linux [e.g. Ubuntu Linux >=14.4], Mac OS X [>=10.6]
  
• CPU: Multicore-Processor e.g. Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon II (>2.0Ghz)
  
• RAM: 4GB
  
• Video-Memory: 1 GB
  
• Free Disk Space: 100 MB
  

• Operating System (64bit): Windows 7,8,10, Linux [e.g. Ubuntu Linux >=14.4], Mac OS X [>=10.6]
  
• OpenGL 3.3 compatible Graphics Card
  
• CPU: Multicore-Processor with 4 cores (or more)
  
• RAM: >4 GB
  
• Video-Memory: >1 GB
  
• Free Disk Space: 512 MB
  
• For a faster start, LDPartEditor and the LDraw™ library should be installed on an SSD.
  

I am unable to find Flex Tube 21 Module with 3.2 Hole (27965) in ldcad. I need help in being able to use it in my model and able to flex it. 

Here's some pics from inside 87574 train motor. It is sealed by 6× Torx T6 screws and requires the appropriate screwdriver to open.


First view inside. We can see that there's a two-headed DC motor, with power first transferred through a crown gear and then further stepped down.


Insides of the bottom part. The text reads "54756 04-J03".


Close-up on one of the gearboxes.


Close-up on the other one.


Orange axles removed. The top part reads 89832 02-J03


Close-up on orange axles.

Hello,

this is just a minor change, but I do not want to delay it any longer.
I increased the pattern description length to 1024 chars.

Download and install the latest LDPatternCreator release directly from sourceforge.net.

Change log:

New features:

• Increased the description limit to 1024 characters.
  

Hi there.

Can anyone create the custom panel of the set 6367-1 Semi Truck  with the sticker parts/003440a.dat ([size=x-small][font=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Sticker 2.6 x 5.5 "International TRANSPORT") with 4215 [size=small][font=Tahoma, Arial]White Panel 1 x 4 x 3.[/font][/size][/font][/size]

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Hi all,

I wanted to upload a model I made. I am totally new to this, so any feedback is more than welcome.



Best regards,
Charles

Attached Files

  8022-1 - Plane.mpd (Size: 5.73 KB / Downloads: 2)

                   
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Known errors: No stickers
Done with LDCad 1.6a

Take a look at step 45 here:



Notice in particular the use of two red 1x2 plates underneath the 2x2 plate, instead of simply stacking two 2x2 plates on top of each other. As far as I can tell, this is done because there are only two studs underneath, and the 1x2 plate has more grip than half a 2x2 plate. I don't think I've seen that done in any official LEGO sets that I have put together in the past.

The grip above the 1x2 plate (onto the underside of the 2x2 plate) would be the same as if two 2x2 plates were stacked, but I think the presence of the second 1x2 plate, and the fact that that is up a bit higher, makes it so that the whole bit that is added in step 45 is less likely to come off.

Do you think that is why it's built this way?

Guys,

I'm gonna submit:

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...ge?P=10172

And I'd like to get some input on the naming. BL currently lists:

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...ge?P=10172
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...ge?P=89801
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...ge?P=72092

where 89801 is already an official and 72092 is on the PT. I like Santeri's "Minifig Trophy Cup  5L" naming scheme a lot and would like to know your opinion about. Obviously this would require a renaming of 89801. (The only problem I could see is that I have forgotten how we measure the "L" and more embarrassing - there is no documentation on our site).

w.