http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQwLmGR6bPA&hd=1

ya know what, just the clone phase 2 will be good, maybe a battle droid if someone could spare the time

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=99301

I found that this part is missing.

Is there anybody who schedule to make this as soon as possible?

KWON

Really, i would like the star wars Clone minifig, phases 1, 1.5, and 2 would be great. I want to start making Star Wars MOC's, so those would be nice

I am currently starting my first MOC, which is basically my first project. I will add additional levels, i just want to know if there are things to change before i get everything set

Attached Files

  Star Wars Base.ldr (Size: 20.75 KB / Downloads: 6)

It would be nice if somebody could complete the rock boulder :
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemInv.asp?P=30294c01

The top is already existing, but the bottom is still missing. In LDD both are available so the missing shape can be extracted.

Is there a brave soul out there in the part-designer community that will try to model the minifig handcuffs?



I know that they aren't much use in building MOCs, but I really miss them when I build the official police-sets.
So if anyone is up for the challenge, I would very much appreciate it!

Sincerely
Peter Lind

Here goes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtD6aiATnj8

After several less than helpful Google searches I've decided to ask my question here where we have a handful of OSX/*nix gurus.

One of the most frustrating things about OSX is the fact that when I drag and drop folder into directory where one of the same name already exists, instead of merging the folder contents like Windows does, it simply replaces the folder outright. This makes upgrading my LDraw installation frustrating unless I simply trash the old ldraw folder and download complete.exe. Is there a way to force OSX to merge folder contents instead of replacing? Barring that is there a command line way of doing this?

Note: I don't want to download and use a separate program to do this as I consider that just as time consuming. I'd rather have a in GUI solution or a command line option that I can write an script to leverage.

So here we are again!!
A new version of the application is now available on my website: http://sr3dbuilder.altervista.org/
and the following is the preview video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLwAUYg0YKA

Notice: unregistered users can create a mono-piston motor only.
For details about new features (not too much to say the true) refer to History tab on my website!!

Enjoy building!

Sergio