Architecture Theme

[Orion Pobursky]

Since I didn't actually test the upload capability, here it goes. Note that this may or may not adhere to the OMR spec. I didn't check.

Edit 1 - Now OMR Spec compliant

[Michael Heidemann]

Thank for sharing this.
Sadly all trees are placed 8 LDU too high.

[Orion Pobursky]

Really? I rendered this at least 10 times testing out different settings and never noticed.

On a side note, I read through the OMR spec and I think it needs significant improvement...

[Travis Cobbs]

They all look fine to me. I don't see any gaps. Did Orion update the file after your post?

[Orion Pobursky]

Nope. I was at the airport so I took Mike's word for it.

[Scott Classen]

Looks fine to me viewing with Bricksmith.B)

[Santeri Piippo]

Looks fine to me as well.

[Orion Pobursky]

Updated for OMR Spec compliance.

[Willy Tschager]

Set Number missing in: <Set Number>[ - <Optional Qualifier>] - <Individual filename>
Username missing in: 0 Author: <Author Name> [Username]

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[N. W. Perry]

By the way, what's the general feeling about submitting our own versions of models that already appear in the OMR? Is there any interest in having multiple versions, or is it intended to only hold a single copy of each official model?

I've been going through and building the entire Architecture theme myself, just because I like to.  I don't mind sharing what I've built, but I'm also just as happy not to bother OMRizing them if there's no need.

[Orion Pobursky]

A Topic to unify all the Architecture model

[Orion Pobursky]

2011 Architecture Series

[Orion Pobursky]

Edited to make OMR Spec compliant

[Philippe Hurbain]

Nitpicking: tower should use light bluish gray (71), not old gray (7)...

[Orion Pobursky]

Fixed. Color 7 -> 71. Blame SPAM CONTENT memory. Gotta remember Light Grey is obsolete.

[Jude Parrill]

Yeah, one of the first things I do when starting a new model is I check to see which greys were used via bricklink and/or Peeron. Then I check to make sure the greys in color-bar (in MLCad) are set correctly, so that I can use them (these are edit-able, if you didn't know).

Another color that's easy to confuse is old-brown vs the new reddish-brown. I think this change happened around the same time as the grey -> bley conversion.

[Jetro de Château]

Yeah, one of the first things I do when starting a new model is I check to see which greys were used via bricklink and/or Peeron. Then I check to make sure the greys in color-bar (in MLCad) are set correctly, so that I can use them (these are edit-able, if you didn't know).

No, I did not and did not find a way to do so. Could you explain?

[Philippe Hurbain]

If you right-click on one of the color squares in the color toolbar, the color selector opens, and you can choose the color assigned to this square.

[Tim Gould]

It's one of the most useful 'secret' features of MLCAD I think. Was so excited when I had it pointed out to me

[Philippe Hurbain]

Same thing here!

[Steffen]

here as well!

[Stephen]

Arrggghhh!!!

Wish I had known this when I built my LEGO Hotel.

All those "tan" and "dark tan" bits were selected the "long way"!

Thanks Philippe for pointing this out, and Steffen for digging up an old post - I'd probably never have discovered this otherwise.

[Max Martin Richter]

And I was quite sure, that everybody knows about this option.
I use it from the very beginning due to the different grey versions...

/Max

[Michael Heidemann]

I also did not know about that or have completely forgotten about that.
Thanks for mentioning

[Willy Tschager]

You're NOT reading my tutorials by heart?

http://www.holly-wood.it/mlcad/basic2-en.html

Step 23:

Use the color dialog also to permanently change the default colors in the Color bar. You might substitute color 7 - Light_Gray with the nowadays used color 71 - Light_Bluish_Gray or replace rare colors like Salmon or Bright_green with transparent or chrome colors.
Right-clicking the color button you want to change will bring up the color dialog. Select a color as you would do for a part, okay-ing, MLCad will store the information in its settings.

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[Jetro de Château]

Guilty as charged! that's what you get from biased reading. It rings a bell now, but I had completely forgotten.
Any other nuggets most people gloss over or don't even think might be possible?

[Willy Tschager]

Username missing in: 0 Author: <Author Name> [Username]

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[Orion Pobursky]

OMR Compliant

[Christoph Mierowski]

Some nice lighting for the "Brandenburger Tor": The first version is the way it often looks at night...

[Orion Pobursky]

OMR compliant

[Orion Pobursky]

OMR compliant

[Ignacio Fernandez Galvan]

Isn't it "Solomon" instead of "Soloman"? It doesn't matter much here, but maybe it should be fixed in the official models zip.

[Michael Horvath]

You should try this one next:

[Philippe Hurbain]

For the record, moving models to this topic made a mess with "Recent Messages"...

[Jean-Philippe Ouellet]

20 NEW MODELS!!!

For the record, moving models to this topic made a mess with "Recent Messages"...

Oh. Nevermind. Not new.

[Orion Pobursky]

Well 3 of them are...

[Oh-Seong KWON]

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This is 21010 Robie House.

I put some STEP to mark a sequence of building, but it was not complete.

Anyway you can enjoy this building with LDview.

Special thanks to Mr. Philippe Hurbain for 99301.dat part.

Enjoy

Assembled by SR3D Builder 0.6.3.7
Rendered by Mega-Pov 1.2.1

[Orion Pobursky]

Darn. I've been about halfway done with this for a while now... Good job

[Philippe Hurbain]

Looks excellent but... I have the fealing it's missing something important. What about this?

[Orion Pobursky]

That's cool. Any chance of getting the rest of the Theme?

[Philippe Hurbain]

Now that I found a reasonably matching font, should not be too hard! Or if someone else want to try... Here is the font.

[Orion Pobursky]

Ahh, a project to work on. I think I need to work on the website to do list more

[Philippe Hurbain]

OK, I couldn't resist... Here are two more:

[Steffen]

To identify a font just by its visual appearance ("does the 'g' look so-and-so... and so on"),
several databases on the web exist. They can help, even if you only have a small sample of letters.
I found playing with those quite funny. Maybe you already know of those.
For example: http://www.identifont.com

[Philippe Hurbain]

Yes, I did try identifont in the past - but was not SO convinced by the result. And often the best match font costs an arm... So I prefer to use font preview of some tools (here I used Corel Draw) to identify the best font already present on my system.

[Christoph Mierowski]

I just built this model, too. And I toyed a little bit with the light.dat .

The result is attached. Just use LDView to view it and mark use light.dat and replace standard light in preferences. Also a darker background is useful, so it looks nice.

[Oh-Seong KWON]

This is a new architecture, Sydney Opera House.

Enjoy

KWON

[Orion Pobursky]

Should be OMR compliant.

[Willy Tschager]

• .ldr file format instead of .mpd
  
• makes use of alias parts.
  

w.

[Orion Pobursky]

Ok. The alias parts thing is frustrating for a number of reasons:
- Not illegal per the spec
- Does not affect the model in any way
- No way for me to not include them in my library since I work on the Mac OSX platform so the complete.exe install file for the library is not something I can use (not that I would anyway).

The .ldr extension was used since I had no submodels. Easily changed.

[Chris Dee]

Ok. The alias parts thing is frustrating for a number of reasons:
- No way for me to not include them in my library since I work on the Mac OSX platform so the complete.exe install file for the library is not something I can use (not that I would anyway).

Please comment here if the suggestion to use a "=" prefix for aliases would help.

[Reuben Pearse]

I've just booked onto an event being run by RIBA (The Royal Institute of British Architects). Here's a snippet about the event:

"Senior Design Manager at LEGO Simon Kent offers a unique insight to the world of LEGO and how his own training as a product designer led to having one of the best jobs in the world on the LEGO Creator design team. Simon takes you through the design processes at LEGO and uses case studies including the LEGO Creator house design, direct modular building, and world building design models. Simon will talk about how design details are added to houses and introduce the growing LEGO Architecture series."

More details here

I'll be at the Birmingham event in the UK on the 21st June. Let me know if you're coming!

Bye for now

Reuben

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Download 3D Lego models and other resources from:
http://www.pearse.co.uk/lego
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[Greg Teft]

[Oh-Seong KWON]

Pieces: 660
Released: 2012

Nice and cool building!

Enjoy

[Philippe Hurbain]

Nice and cool building!
Enjoy

...even better when you visited the real thing

[Oh-Seong KWON]

I used this file for name tile.

You can see this file by SR3D, MLCAD, LDview or other LDraw compatible software.

Enjoy

[Christoph Mierowski]

Here a alternate colour version of the Imperial Hotel. The official colour choice is quite off (it seems tan has a abo in architecture).
So I used the rare colour salmon, which represents the real colour best in my opinion.
Mabye salmon is so out of use and was used so rarely they not even considered using it.

[Christoph Mierowski]

21018 United Nations Headquarters

parts: 596
released: 2013

I really like the use of 61485.DAT (Turntable Flat Base 4 x 4) as the round thing in front of the secretary building. Im not sure what exact this should be in real live. A round plaza,pool or what - there are thousand of images of this building on the internet, but I didnt't found one of this. Only google earth showed it and I am still wondering what it is...

[Michael Heidemann]

I added the unofficial files and put all together in a mpd content file.

[Christoph Mierowski]

I just forget that some people don't have the unoffical files installed. Because my version should be complete- if you have the unoffical files...

[Christoph Mierowski]

The US president home and work place.

[Christoph Mierowski]

Parts: 325
Released: 2012

Too sad that the roof of the original building burned down and had to be rebuild.

[Christoph Mierowski]

21003 Seattle Space Needle

parts: 57
released: 2009

Unofficial part and LSynth should be installed to view this model.
Also should the LSynth files be copied to the unofficial parts folder, if somebody wants to see it completly in LDView. (Maby there ia a other/better way, but this one works)

[Michael Heidemann]

Just make a mpd content file of your file
MPDCenter helps you in this case to pack all necessary files together.

The attached file can be seen by any LDraw user.

By the way - it looks really great!!

[N. W. Perry]

21003 - Seattle Space Needle

This is an alternate version using LDCad flexible elements, optimized for rendering in Studio. The flexible elements are as close to the correct length as I could get (133mm according to instructions, 133.11mm here).

Because this model already appears in the OMR, no attempt at OMR compliance was made.

   

  21003 Seattle Space Needle.ldr (Size: 82.55 KB / Downloads: 1)

[Orion Pobursky]

Awesome, I updated the file on the OMR with your hoses and added a HISTORY line.

[Christoph Mierowski]

21021 Marina Bay Sands

parts: 601 (602 if you count the brick seperator)
released: 2013

the tile with the Marina Bay Sands pattern is missing

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21000 - Sears Tower



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21000 - Willis Tower



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21001 - John Hancock Center



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21002 - Empire State Building



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21003 - Seattle Space Needle



OMR Compliant (with unofficial parts)
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21004 - Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21005 - Fallingwater



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21006 - The White House



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21007 - Rockefeller Center



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21008 - Burj Khalifa



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21009 - Farnsworth House



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21010 - Robie House



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21011 - Brandenburg Gate



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21012 - Sydney Opera House



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21013 - Big Ben



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21014 - Villa Savoye



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21015 - The Leaning Tower Of Pisa



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[N. W. Perry]

Architecture / 21015 - The Leaning Tower Of Pisa

In case anyone's curious, the Lego (or at least LDraw) version of this tower tilts at an angle of 5.39753 degrees, close to the real tower's historical maximum of 5.5 degrees, but rather more than its current tilt of just under 4 degrees. 

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21016 - Sungnyemun



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21017 - Imperial Hotel



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21018 - United Nations Headquarters



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21019 - The Eiffel Tower



OMR Compliant (with unofficial parts)
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

There is a typo error: !HISOTORY instead of !HISTORY in the file of the OMR.

[Merlijn Wissink]

No, there isn't!
Just joking, I've fixed it. Thanks for point it out.

[N. W. Perry]

Architecture / 21019 - The Eiffel Tower

This is an alternate version with the flex axles adapted for correct photoreal rendering in Studio. (I have opted for the corresponding "flat silver" rubber color on the axles.) EDIT: On further investigation, that may not be the right choice. The real part has a distinct sheen that's not well represented by the rubber color, at least in this renderer. I will update the file to revert to color 179.
   

OMR compliant: Yes, with all unofficial donor parts inlined. (The image shows the alternate French nameplate; in the model, the English version is used.)
Done with LDCad 1.6c, rendered in Studio 2.1.3 (4)

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  21019 - The Eiffel Tower.mpd (Size: 74.26 KB / Downloads: 1)

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21020 - Trevi Fountain



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21021 - Marina Bay Sands



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21022 - Lincoln Memorial



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21023 - Flatiron Building



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21024 - Louvre



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21026 - Venice



OMR Compliant (with unofficial parts)
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21031 - Burj Khalifa



OMR Compliant
Errors: None

[Merlijn Wissink]

Wow, that's... a lot at once!

The new official rules state this:

The user (Model author) uploads the model to the LDraw forum and if there was a public discussion the admin mirrors it to the OMR 7 days (or later) after the last post in this discussion. For the event there hasn't been any discussion the upload should be done 7 days (or later) after the initial post. After the upload is done, the model file shall be deleted, so that the forum doesn't clutter that much.

But maybe an exception can be made (and send them in bulk to me). I mean, it's also a lot of extra work for you to make all those posts. Anyone?

[Damien Roux]

As there is now a OMR site, I have a lot of sets to release.

I will send you a rar file with everything in it.
It's a bit of work yes, but that way, I can display renders and people can comment each model if there is a mistake.

Much more will follow...

[Orion Pobursky]

These are more guidelines than hard and fast rules so it ok to bend them.

[Damien Roux]

Here is a link to download all my Architecture sets.

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21027 - Berlin



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

[Merlijn Wissink]

Just a little heads up: this file (and a few others which I already added to the OMR website) isn't OMR conform. You need to include all unofficial parts in the .mpd file for it to be 'omr compliant' (which you can do easily with MPDCenter). I've fixed the ones already added to the OMR because I thought you just forgot some, but it seems you're just not doing it at all. Just a tip for future models

[Damien Roux]

I wasn't aware of it. Maybe it's because I've added those parts to my official lirary, so MPDcenter doesn'g show it up.

Anyway, I personally don't like that at all. For several reasons :
I don't like to have anything which is not a part in my models.
I would not be able to use a LGEO equivalent for rendering a part if it is defined like that.
Ldview will simply download the part if it is missing
If the part is changing on the tracker, it will not show up in the model.
Imagine the origin is changing, it quite easy to see and to update. Same if name is changing.
I am 100% sure models will not be updated to remove the inlined part when it will be official.

I can't see any reason to inline the parts in the MPD. Maybe I'm missing something.

I would like my Models to stay like they are. I prefer to remove the OMR compliance, than inlining parts in it. I am almost sure that the onofficial parts are mainly patterns and the model will become automatically compliant when the part will be release. Otherwise it will need to be reworked.
Usually there is not a lot of parts that got renamed or that change origin during their life in the tracker.

If not possible, I would prefer to keep on adding my models at Eurobricks, than in the OMR. That would be a shame because I like ldraw, love the OMR idea and I've started to rework all my sets to make them OMR compliant (at least from my point of view).

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21028 - New York City



OMR Compliant (with unofficial parts)
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21029 - Buckingham Palace



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21030 - United States Capitol Building



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

[Philippe Hurbain]

Download MPD (OMR compliant)
Known errors: None.
Done with LDCad 1.6 beta 2

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21035 - Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21032 - Sydney



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21033 - Chicago



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

[Damien Roux]

Architecture / 21034 - London



OMR Compliant (with unofficial Parts)
Errors: None

[Orion Pobursky]

   

21043 - San Francisco
OMR Compliant (MPD Center says it is not even though all the checks come back true)

[Orion Pobursky]

21043 - San Francisco
OMR Compliant (MPD Center says it is not even though all the checks come back true)

So I'll say that this model would have been incredibly frustrating without LDCad. The set bin and flexible part functionally make this build enjoyable. Also, don't import this model directly into Studio. I had to separate the flex object files into their own custom parts for it to load correctly.

[Orion Pobursky]

21043 - San Francisco
OMR Compliant (MPD Center says it is not even though all the checks come back true)

So I'll say that this model would have been incredibly frustrating without LDCad. The set bin and flexible part functionally make this build enjoyable. Also, don't import this model directly into Studio. I had to separate the flex object files into their own custom parts for it to load correctly.

I also authored my first new part in years. Another bit of awesomeness sparked by this set.

The real life build of this set was very enjoyable as well.

All in all one of the better Architecture set out there.

[Steffen]

great job. I love it.

[Orion Pobursky]

   

OMR Compliant.
Missing: 1x8 Tile with Arc de Triomphe

[Philippe Hurbain]

Missing: 1x8 Tile with Arc de Triomphe

http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.cg...162p1b.dat
The least I could do for a French landmark

[Orion Pobursky]

21042 - Statue of Liberty
   
OMR Complaint
Missing: 1x8 tile with Statue of Liberty
Notes: The angles on the model cause small part overlap. I did my best to minimize this but we may want to look at the hinge part to see if it needs to be adjusted.

[Orion Pobursky]

21047 - Las Vegas
   
OMR Complaint
Missing: 1x8 tile with Las Vegas, 1x2 tile with Welcome to Las Vegas sign
Notes: The pharaoh headdress is set to gold, it should be changed to tan when the part is fixed.

[N. W. Perry]

21047 - Las Vegas

OMR Complaint
Missing: 1x8 tile with Las Vegas, 1x2 tile with Welcome to Las Vegas sign
Notes: The pharaoh headdress is set to gold, it should be changed to tan when the part is fixed.

The 1x2 tile is now on PT:
https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.c...69bpt7.dat

[Magnus Forsberg]

And the Pharaoh headdress is fixed, on the PartTracker.

[Orion Pobursky]

21039 - Shanghai
   
OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 tile with Shanghai
Notes: There are 4 flex axles inside the core of the rightmost building. I left these out with a place holder note since they are non-visible in the finished model and would add a significant amount to the file size.

[Orion Pobursky]

21039 - Shanghai

OMR Compliant (yet)
Missing: 1x8 tile with Shanghai
Notes: There are 4 flex axles inside the core of the rightmost building. I left these out with a place holder note since they are non-visible in the finished model and would add a significant amount to the file size.

The above 3 Models are now OMR compliant and have renders.

[Orion Pobursky]

Reply heirarchy on this thread has become messed up somehow. Please post all new posts as a reply to this post.

[Orion Pobursky]

21041 - Great Wall of China
   
OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 tile with Great Wall of China or 长城

[N. W. Perry]

21041 - Great Wall of China

OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 tile with Great Wall of China or 长城

The Chinese language version is now on PT:
https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.c...162p1l.dat

[Orion Pobursky]

   

21037 - LEGO House
OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 Tile with text LEGO House
Notes: Authored in Billund

[Philippe Hurbain]

21037 - LEGO House
OMR Compliant
Missing: 1x8 Tile with text LEGO House
Notes: Authored in Billund

Hi Orion... Tile of interest   http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.cg...162p1c.dat

[Johann Eisner]

Hi Orion... Tile of interest   http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.cg...162p1c.dat

Import the tile to the model and upload it to the OMR.
http://omr.ldraw.org/files/1151

[Orion Pobursky]

21046 - Empire State Building
   
OMR Compliant
Missing: Nothing

[Orion Pobursky]

21045 - Trafalgar Square
   
OMR Compliant
Missing:
Tile 1 x 1 with Rainbow, Sand Red, Yellow, Dark Azure, Medium Blue, Dark Purple
Tile 1 x 1 with Rainbow, Sand Red, Yellow, Dark Azure, Medium Blue, Dark Purple, Cloud
Tile 1 x 1 with Swirl, Van Gogh Painting
Tile 1 x 1 with Unicorn Painting
Tile 2 x 2 with Colored Kitten with Party Hat

[Orion Pobursky]

21052 - Dubai
   
OMR Compliant
Missing: Tile 1x8 with Dubai
Notes: The flexaxles in this model look funky. I haven't built the real model yet so I can't say if that's just the way they look

[Gerald Lasser]

Notes: The flexaxles in this model look funky. I haven't built the real model yet so I can't say if that's just the way they look

You are right, they do look strange also when the model is build "legally" (left). I did not like it this way, so I move the clips a bit which makes it look much more like the real thing (right) If TLG would have used a flexible hose, you could bend it to fit. I am missing the Al Muntaha restaurant, a horizontal bar looking towards the sea and I would have preferred the Emirates towers also a bit darker, LGB.
But overall, I like the model, nice building techniques, especially on the Burj Al Arab.

   

[Orion Pobursky]

21051 - Tokyo

   

OMR Compliant: Yes
Missing: Nothing
Notes: Lots of new (or rarely used) patterns in this set. I had to author 5 (!) patterns and 2 where done by other authors

[Orion Pobursky]

Updated with OMR compliance and render

[N. W. Perry]

21038 – Las Vegas
(Original, unreleased version featuring Mandalay Bay hotel)

This was made using Tom Alphin's instructions, based on a real copy of the official set, with some corrections.

   

  21038 - Las Vegas.mpd (Size: 554.32 KB / Downloads: 3)

OMR compliant: Yes
Missing: None
Errors: None*
Done with LDCad 1.6d

*Note: You must use the inlined subparts for the Egyptian headdress in LDCad. Otherwise, it will display the older official pattern subpart with hard-colored Dark Blue stripes instead of the correct Medium Blue.

[N. W. Perry]

After building the officially-released version of this set, I found a couple of minor errors in the 21038 version. Both the MPD and the preview image are corrected in the above post.

[Orion Pobursky]

Sneak peek. Still need to finish the West Wing and make the new label tile (this model omits the word "The").
   

Edit: Also need to make the U.S. Flag tile

[Willy Tschager]

This is the last set in the world I would build right now.



w.

[Philippe Hurbain]

This is the last set in the world I would build right now.

Not even for the pleasure of dismantling it brick by brick in the end???

[Orion Pobursky]

For me, it's a symbol of what my country is supposed to stand for and not it's current occupant.

[Philippe Hurbain]

For me, it's a symbol of what my country is supposed to stand for and not it's current occupant.

Can't agree more... A house is not responsible for its inhabitants behaviour!

[Orion Pobursky]

Can't agree more... A house is not responsible for its inhabitants behaviour!

Don't get me started. The LDraw forums are not the right place and this is not the right thread. If you've been following my Facebook posts, you know how I feel.

[Orion Pobursky]

21054 - White House
   
OMR Compliant
Missing: Nothing
Note: This building is a symbol, much like the Eiffel Tower or Buckingham Palace. If you must post about current political events please do so in Off Topic. Any replies in that vein will be moved there.

[Yu Zhang]

21054 - White House

OMR Compliant
Missing: Nothing
Note: This building is a symbol, much like the Eiffel Tower or Buckingham Palace. If you must post about current political events please do so in Off Topic. Any replies in that vein will be moved there.

There is a surplus 'ldr' of FILE 21054 - west-wing-windows-8ldr.ldr

[N. W. Perry]

Sneak peek. Still need to finish the West Wing and make the new label tile (this model omits the word "The").


Edit: Also need to make the U.S. Flag tile

So with that done, if I'm not mistaken, the only gap in the OMR is 21044 Paris, and the last part needed to complete the theme is the curved windscreen for the Eiffel Tower? I think that would call for a celebration! 

[Orion Pobursky]

So with that done, if I'm not mistaken, the only gap in the OMR is 20144 Paris, and the last part needed to complete the theme is the curved windscreen for the Eiffel Tower? I think that would call for a celebration! 

Aside from the aforementioned one, are there any patterned part we're missing?

[N. W. Perry]

Aside from the aforementioned one, are there any patterned part we're missing?

I don't think so. We're all caught up with the nameplates, looks like you finished up what was missing from Tokyo…and everything from Trafalgar Square got done as well (but we're waiting on a new color for two of those parts).

I'll have the Paris model done before long, at least without the arches under the Eiffel Tower. :-( (I don't know why they couldn't just keep the flex axles instead…)

[Vincent Messenet]

I don't think so. We're all caught up with the nameplates, looks like you finished up what was missing from Tokyo…and everything from Trafalgar Square got done as well (but we're waiting on a new color for two of those parts).

I'll have the Paris model done before long, at least without the arches under the Eiffel Tower. :-( (I don't know why they couldn't just keep the flex axles instead…)

I checked as well and did not find any other missing pattern.

[N. W. Perry]

Well, it's reached that point! :-)

   

[Orion Pobursky]

Well, it's reached that point! :-)

Well I may have some free time in the next few days because the fam is out of town. I'll see if I can bang out the last pattern. No guarantees though.

[N. W. Perry]

Well I may have some free time in the next few days because the fam is out of town. I'll see if I can bang out the last pattern. No guarantees though.

Yeah, that's where I'm at too. I'm going through the LPC tutorials, and I feel like one of Philo's hacks should work here, but it's possible he'll need to invent another one. (Maybe we can motivate him with the fact that it's another French landmark!) 

[Philippe Hurbain]

Yeah, that's where I'm at too. I'm going through the LPC tutorials, and I feel like one of Philo's hacks should work here, but it's possible he'll need to invent another one. (Maybe we can motivate him with the fact that it's another French landmark!) 

As noted above, I can try this one, just don't want to do double work just tell me...!

[Orion Pobursky]

As noted above, I can try this one, just don't want to do double work just tell me...!

Gimme the next couple of days and them it's yours.

[N. W. Perry]

As noted above, I can try this one, just don't want to do double work just tell me...!

Gimme the next couple of days and them it's yours.

And meanwhile, I'll have the model ready to go! 

[N. W. Perry]

21044 Paris

Bringing the theme fully up to date:

   

  21044 - Paris.mpd (Size: 96.53 KB / Downloads: 3)

OMR compliant: Yes
Missing: Patterned windscreen replaced by unpatterned version for now None (file and image updated)
Errors: None (unless you count the flying of the tricolore from the mast of the Eiffel Tower!)