Hi

Will you please make the following part.

3626cpb0405 LegoMinifig, Head Male Brown Eyebrows, Open Lopsided Grin, White Pupils Pattern

Knud

Hi

Anyone know if this is made?
90386 Minifig Headgear Beret

/Knud

Hi

Is this part made?
3070bpb089 Tile 1 x 1 with Keypad Pattern

I can't find it?

Knud

Hi

Could you please make 973pb2342 torsoe available?

/Knud

Hi

Could you please make 973pb1994 torsoe available?

/Knud

Hi

Could you please make 973pb2251 torsoe available?
Link

/Knud

While building for real will start as soon as I get my set (which will be soon, I hope) here is my WIP for the digital model of the Saturn V rocket.

   

Hi all,

Is this made?
https://brickset.com/parts/design-14181

Its been around since 2010, but I can only find an "old" version of this "Wing 4 x 9" without stud notches, part 2413.

Or does it have, like many parts, an alternative part number?

Another small set that I also have since my childhood.
As this set has less parts than 6601-1 which I have made first, I have used this one to figure out how to build the model smoother with better aligned parts.


OMR conform
Know error: None

Attached Files

  605-1 - Street Sweeper.mpd (Size: 3.76 KB / Downloads: 8)

UPDATE:  To save scrolling all the way through this thread, here is the latest version of my LDraw Torus Generator, converted to a web page and hosted on the Google Cloud Platform:  http://ldtorgen.appspot.com/

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I've been using 3D arrows for a while in the instructions I create, assembling the components from LDraw primitives.  Recently I've wanted to create curved arrows, but I've found there aren't enough existing LDraw torus primitives to give me the fine control over the major and minor radii that I need.  And there are even fewer high-definition torus primitives--necessary to create smoothly-curved arrows when rendering with POV-Ray. 

I built a simple spreadsheet to generate the specific torus sections I needed, then generalized it to make it more useful.  I've uploaded the spreadsheet to Google Docs so that anyone can use it.  It generates the quadrilaterals and all conditional lines for each section.  

LDraw Torus Generator


Simply enter the number of sections in a full torus (LDraw uses 16 for low-def and 48 for high-def), the major radius (the radius of the full torus), and the minor radius (radius of a cross-section) in the green cells.  The spreadsheet generates a complete .dat file with a file name consistent with the LDraw torus naming standard.  Then copy the blue cells to a file in your LDraw directory or a new model in your MPD file.

The torus segments are generated with 16-sided cross sections aligned for compatibility with existing disc and edge primitives.  This has provided sufficient resolution for my purposes, even with POV-Ray rendering.  I may expand to include 48-sided cross sections in the next iteration.

To generate a complete arrow, you will need to copy and rotate the torus segment to build the desired arc, then add a cone, two discs, and three circles of edges.  

   

I'd appreciate any feedback or recommendations for improvements.

Thank you.


Kevin