Join me in welcoming new parts author Attila Tamas Zimler [atzimler].

Please support them as they start their LDraw parts author journey.

Hi! :-)

I am looking for these parts:

elephant2c01

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...1#T=C&C=86

bb0787c04pb02

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...=2#T=C&C=2

Thank you very much if somebody create it! :-)

Best regards.: Zoli

I realized that the hinge plate is missing in inventories in LdCad due to the id being 1927. Should we have an alias for this?
Or is there enough difference to have a different model?
https://library.ldraw.org/tracker/26273

Image borrowed from Rebrickable

Attached Files

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Hi folks,

I just updated the MLCad.ini file accordingly to the latest LDraw.org parts update 2024-01. The .ini file defines (among other things) the parts available in MLCad's, LEOCad's and Bricksmith's minifigure generator.

Download the file from my website: http://www.holly-wood.it/mlcad/mlcad_ini-en.html

Bye, w.

Hi,

I'm looking for a hires scan of:




https://rebrickable.com/parts/60581pr002...ogo-print/

Thx,

w.

I'm going to drop a major PT update this week.

- This update switches our front end framework to a more modern system that is lightweight, more compatible with the back end, easier to maintain. As such, nearly all of the user facing pages have been updated.
- Voting is moved to the part detail page instead of it's own page
- Part submission is more interactive
- The user and admin dashboard will be temporarily removed for more extensive rework.

Since this update involve a lot of code revision, I ask everyone to be on the lookout for problems, visual errors, or other things I overlooked.

Could someone please create the medic torso decal? Would really like to add it to my finished 4000041 Studio file.
LEGO ID: 6392062
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...01#T=C&C=1

I don't know where to get the latest LDConfig.ldr except via the AIOI.

And the latest MLCad.ini I always need to find on Willy's Homepage.

That's a little awkwark I think.

Therefore: Suggestion: can we extend the "Library" menu on the LDraw.org page?

I am talking about this one:


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I would LOVE to see a menu entry "Supplemental Files" there which leads to a page
which allows me to download the latest LDConfig.ldr or mlcad.ini OR at least a link to where to get them.

Please could I request the 2 Zeppelin parts?

Container, Zeppelin / Expedition Balloon Front Piece
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...5D#T=C&C=9

Container, Zeppelin / Expedition Balloon Tail Piece
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...5D#T=C&C=9

It looks as though someone already started on the tail piece:
https://library.ldraw.org/tracker/26206

It would be nice to get it finished

Also from this set, could I request:
Panel 4 x 3 x 3 with Trans-Clear Porthole
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...=9#T=C&C=9

Many thanks

A couple weeks ago, I asked about how to download the LDraw partlist so that I can include direct links to the LDraw website when people want to learn more about a specific part.

I am excited to announce that the initial release of my LEGO Parts Guide is live!

LINK: https://brickarchitect.com/parts/


What is the LEGO Parts Guide?
I aimed to create a well-organized, beautifully designed alternative to sites like Bricklink or Rebrickable when you just want to browse relatively common parts that are still being produced, without being bogged down in printed parts, extremely rare parts, or parts which retired two decades ago.



Learn about each category with a text description and a gallery of LEGO parts.


I built this initial version with two audiences in mind:

• Organizing your own collection — With just 13 top-level categories, it’s easy to get started in sorting your collection the Brick Architect way. As your collection continues to grow, sub-categories allow you to fine-tune your storage solution so you can find everything quickly.
  
• Understanding how LEGO works — As you explore the categories and sub-categories, the title and description for each folder teaches you about the various connection types, complex geometries, and other skills you need to learn on your road to a Master Builder.