The 2018-02 Parts Update, and many of the most recent updates, have relied heavily upon a small number of reviewers, who assess the submitted parts for completeness, accuracy, compliance to the standards and demonstrate a logical approach to naming and subparting. The numbers of certify reviews by each reviewer on files released in update 2018-02 were as follows:
As with part authoring, this is not a competition, but it would help to reduce the backlog if we could get more active reviewers onboard.
There is no rigid assessment process, but we do expect candiates to have demonstrated authoring skills, show an understanding and acceptance of the Official Library Standards and be able to provide constructive feedback to authors.
Please contact me or reply here if you feel you have these abilities and are able to contribute.
Greetings, all, I hope this is the right forum for this question.
I am searching for LDraw definitions for LEGO Modulex parts. Searching this forum, I found a thread from 2012 https://forums.ldraw.org/thread-5616.htm...ht=modulex
but the download link mentioned there doesn't work anymore.
Is there anybody who still has these files, and can help me?
To be sure, I am working with Rebrickable.com, and we are currently adding the Modulex parts to our catalog; having LDraw files for them would be great to show all the different colors, even when we don't have actual photographs.
The main start page has a broken PT activity preview, see below.
Can something be done about that?
the link itself works fine, just the preview image is missing/broken
It is with sadness and a heavy heart I share the news that our friend and former LDraw.org webmaster Jacob Sparre Andersen passed away Sunday after a brief but difficult battle with stomach cancer. He leaves behind his wife Christina and young daughter Lea.
If you have memories of Jacob and would like to send condolences, please share them here. After a time I'll kindly pass them to Jacob's wife Christina, and will share additional details such as a contact address or obituary site according to her wishes.
EDIT: Funeral details from Christina:
Dear All.
The funeral of Jacob takes place on Saturday, December 22 at 13:00 (cet) in Hoersholm Church,
Hørsholm Kirke
Barakstien 2,
2970 Hørsholm
Denmark
You are very welcome, but I know that many of you do not come,.
Perhaps you can send him a loving thought or whatever you feel is right to do .. Since Jacob has a huge circle of people, I have not had time to read and answer everyone yet. It will come. Sincerely Christina
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Here are a few thoughts and memories I wrote about Jacob yesterday upon learning the news:
It is with sadness and a heavy heart I learned that my collaborator and friend of twenty years Jacob Sparre Andersen passed away after a short battle with stomach cancer. My heart goes out to his lovely wife Christina and young daughter Lea.
Jacob and I have been in touch online since the late 1990s, when we were both active in the LDraw community and the online LEGO hobby. Jacob was one of my first international collaboration partners when I was still in my teens. Our different perspectives challenged me and spurred my personal growth.
We first met in person in 2002, when I was visiting Lars C. Hassing in Aarhus, and Jacob visited for dinner. We reconnected in Copenhagen in early 2012, after I began working for LEGO. First, he took me to a favorite cafe Obelix, and later invited me to lunch at his home. We've met for drinks, new Nordic cuisine, and walked around town a handful of times since. Most recently we grabbed burgers in Christianshavn and caught up on work, life, and my recent cross-country move to California.
Favorite memories include a tour he gave me of the Niels Bohr institute (including Niels Bohr's private office), stories of the Faroe Islands, and his ideas for extreme bicycle designs; like one that generated electricity by pedaling, which would power a motor on the rear hub through a wire instead of using a chain, just because it was possible. He got such a kick out of the idea. I'll miss meeting him for a bite and our talks about LEGO, bicycles, physics, politics, places in the world he's lived, and his work engineering complex systems. I'll remember him as kind, fair, consistent, ethical, caring, creative, passionate, interested in the world, and therefore interesting to be around.
Attached is a photo I took of Jacob at lunch in September, because I was laughing at the irony of his sweater. He said his daughter Lea got it for him, because she liked the bird. I remember how much he loved his daughter. Every time we met, he was so proud to talk about what they were building with LEGO or something she was into, like the sweater. As much as I will miss my friend, I cannot imagine the loss Christina and Lea are feeling now, and I keep them in my thoughts.
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