Superkalle Posted August 31, 2010 Posted August 31, 2010 What do you mean? The landing gear works perfectly fine for me. Euhmmm. I think I need to check this out since it works for you. Maybe I selected the wrong axis. And just to make sure, we are talking about the front wheel, right? EDIT: And confirmed. Prateek vs. Superkalle: 1-0 Quote
roamingstop Posted August 31, 2010 Posted August 31, 2010 (edited) 7593 Toy Story Buzz's LightShip LXF File What does not work Canopy does not close properly (collision error) The side elements of canopy cannot fit (collision error) Mini-Zurg made from various elements Mini-Buzz taken from Buzz Mini-Lightship (Prateek) The 1x2 plate with clip (horizontal) are replaced with 1x1 clips (horizontal) and 1x1 plates No stickers (as ever) A second minor error is that the hinge tool did not like raising and lowering the rear ramp. Fixed manually. As always all major play elements are grouped to aid construction (within LDD) Edit Updated to LDD 4 LXF File Edited July 17, 2011 by roamingstudio Quote
ADHO15 Posted September 2, 2010 Posted September 2, 2010 (edited) 7658 Y-wing Fighter (LDD 4.3.5 - Star Wars: Episodes 4/5/6) LXF File ERRORS: Incorrect/missing prints Part 3063 cannot connect properly to 6222 (p30, p39) Part 3063 cannot connect properly to 3063 (p32, p41) 10134 UCS Y-wing Attack Starfighter (LDD 4.3.5 - Star Wars: Ultimate Collector Series) LXF File ERRORS: Missing parts 75c06, 75c14 and 78c02 Replaced part 32077 with 86652 Incorrect/missing prints and stickers Collision error between parts 32034 and other parts (p48) Collision error between parts 3029 and 3039 (p82) 7150/7152 TIE Fighter and Y-wing (LDD 4.3.5 - Star Wars: Episodes 4/5/6) LXF File ERRORS: Incorrect/missing prints 10131 TIE Collection (LDD 4.3.5 - Star Wars: Episodes 4/5/6) LXF File ERRORS: Missing part 75c06 Replaced part 30283 with 60219 Incorrect/missing prints 8017 Darth Vader's TIE Fighter (LDD 4.3.5 - Star Wars: Episodes 4/5/6) LXF File ERRORS: Incorrect/missing prints and stickers PS. yellost's "8129 - AT-AT" should be "8129 - AT-AT Walker". Edited October 27, 2012 by ADHO15 Quote
legolijntje Posted September 2, 2010 Posted September 2, 2010 (edited) 20015- crocodile (from brickmaster) Download it HERE (color fixed version by Aanchir) Edited October 30, 2010 by legolijntje Quote
Aanchir Posted September 2, 2010 Posted September 2, 2010 20015- crocodile (from brickmaster) Download it HERE A lot of the colors you used are incorrect. You used what looks like copper or some flesh color instead of Brick Yellow (tan) for his underbelly You used Flame Yellowish Orange instead of Bright Yellow for his eyes You used Bright Green instead of Dark Green (regular green) for most of his body You also used Bright Green instead of Bright Yellowish Green (lime) for his spikes and some other parts. This is a tricky one for new users to get right since, for no explicable reason, Bright Yellowish Green isn't on the standard LEGO Universe color palette. You have to click View>New Themes>DesignByMe and create a lime piece like the minifig flipper to get the color. You can then use the eyedropper and paint bucket to change all the lime pieces to the same color as the flipper. You used Dark Brown instead of Reddish Brown for his side stripe Overall, though, you did a good job building him and hinging his legs. A handy tool that can help you with colors in the future is a color chart made by Superkalle which can be downloaded from this topic It is a zip file containing an Excel spreadsheet listing a bunch of colors in the order they appear in the palette, along with their Bricklink names, followed by some colors that aren't even in the standard LEGO Universe palette. There is also an LDD file with the colors represented as bricks in the exact same order. Sometimes before building a set I make a stack of bricks in all the colors from that file I will need, then place them and use the eyedropper tool whenever I want to color my parts any of those colors. Meanwhile, here is a fixed version of your crocodile. Upload it to your Brickshelf and edit the link in your post, and that way the set can be properly indexed! I'll delete it from my own Brickshelf once you have put it on yours. Quote
Superkalle Posted September 2, 2010 Posted September 2, 2010 20015- crocodile (from brickmaster) Hi Legolijntje Welcome to the LDD Forum here at Eurobricks. Great first attempt with the crocodile. I have that set myself and think it's just a little gem. Aanchir gave you some good advice on chosing the correct colors, but otherwise your first model here in the topic is looking good Quote
yellost Posted September 2, 2010 Posted September 2, 2010 PS. yellost's "8129 - AT-AT" should be "8129 - AT-AT Walker". tssssk knitpicker still, title is now changed... Quote
legolijntje Posted September 3, 2010 Posted September 3, 2010 A lot of the colors you used are incorrect. You used what looks like copper or some flesh color instead of Brick Yellow (tan) for his underbelly You used Flame Yellowish Orange instead of Bright Yellow for his eyes You used Bright Green instead of Dark Green (regular green) for most of his body You also used Bright Green instead of Bright Yellowish Green (lime) for his spikes and some other parts. This is a tricky one for new users to get right since, for no explicable reason, Bright Yellowish Green isn't on the standard LEGO Universe color palette. You have to click View>New Themes>DesignByMe and create a lime piece like the minifig flipper to get the color. You can then use the eyedropper and paint bucket to change all the lime pieces to the same color as the flipper. You used Dark Brown instead of Reddish Brown for his side stripe Overall, though, you did a good job building him and hinging his legs. A handy tool that can help you with colors in the future is a color chart made by Superkalle which can be downloaded from this topic It is a zip file containing an Excel spreadsheet listing a bunch of colors in the order they appear in the palette, along with their Bricklink names, followed by some colors that aren't even in the standard LEGO Universe palette. There is also an LDD file with the colors represented as bricks in the exact same order. Sometimes before building a set I make a stack of bricks in all the colors from that file I will need, then place them and use the eyedropper tool whenever I want to color my parts any of those colors. Meanwhile, here is a fixed version of your crocodile. Upload it to your Brickshelf and edit the link in your post, and that way the set can be properly indexed! I'll delete it from my own Brickshelf once you have put it on yours. Thanks, it's my first official ldd, and I already thought the colors were not properly, but all that green is almost the same . Thanks for the tip; I will change it. Quote
Calabar Posted September 3, 2010 Author Posted September 3, 2010 Index updated! 23 new sets have been added! Some index entries has been fixed. Check your sets for errors! Quote
Superkalle Posted September 3, 2010 Posted September 3, 2010 Thanks Calabar for a great job with indexing this topic Quote
Superkalle Posted September 4, 2010 Posted September 4, 2010 3179 Repair Truck I like the fact that you went to the trouble of putting the lid on Quote
BrickWild Posted September 4, 2010 Posted September 4, 2010 (edited) I certainely will, once I find the instructions... And I don't think I'll be the only one. Here's the intructions: http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=10212-1 Edited September 4, 2010 by BrickWild Quote
yellost Posted September 4, 2010 Posted September 4, 2010 (edited) Here's the intructions: http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=10212-1 Thanks, I saw them last thursday too. I'm already halfway through book 2. EDIT : And done: 10212 - UCS Imperial Shuttle (I forgot the minifigs before I did the screenshot but I put some in the final file) The 8M axle with stop couldn't fit in the notch of round the hole of a technic brick, so I had to replace them wit a normal 8M axle. And while the 4M Axle with stop did work, by the time I found it in the list, I already replaced it by standard 4M axle and it was too late to change them back. Lastly, I had to build something to replace the 2x12x4 Windscreen which isn't available in LDD Oh, And I couldn't put the technic stick on the bar for the front guns on the wings, so right now, they're floating in mid air. Here's the lxf file Edited September 4, 2010 by yellost Quote
prateek Posted September 4, 2010 Posted September 4, 2010 I like the fact that you went to the trouble of putting the lid on It's pretty easy to, so might as well. One thing that bothers me is that you can't put the tools inside the cupboards Quote
Superkalle Posted September 4, 2010 Posted September 4, 2010 - The 8M axle with stop couldn't fit in the notch of round the hole of a technic brick. - I couldn't put the technic stick on the bar for the front guns on the wings, so right now, they're floating in mid air. Thanks for pointing these errors out. The first one was allready reported to TLG some time ago. The second one was new. Quote
ADHO15 Posted September 5, 2010 Posted September 5, 2010 (edited) 7667 Imperial Dropship (LDD 4.3.5 - Star Wars: Other) LXF File ERRORS: Incorrect/missing prints and stickers 7668 Rebel Scout Speeder (LDD 4.3.5 - Star Wars: Other) LXF File ERRORS: Incorrect/missing prints and stickers 66308 Star Wars Super Pack 3 in 1 (7667, 7668, 8017) (LDD 4.3.5 - Star Wars: Episodes 4/5/6) LXF File ERRORS: Incorrect/missing prints and stickers Edited September 19, 2012 by ADHO15 Quote
roamingstop Posted September 5, 2010 Posted September 5, 2010 (edited) Technic Crane 855 / 955 (USA) Inspired by LDDTechnician's Forklift truck, I decided to make the main model of the Lego Technic 855 / 955 mobile crane. LXF File here Thanks to LDDTechnician for the wheels, and idea to use green gears instead handles. Hopefully something which can be remedied in LDD 4.0 (?) Errors: The old axle ends with studs are replaced with the studdless Axle ends The main boom does not lie flat (even in original model) and is a pig to get right in LDD. Hence the 'erect' version. The axle end on the far side of the boom will not fit. This seems to be some form of boundary error as it works on the There is no string - any help on using string tool in LDD?closer side. The black turntable at the base is made from alternate parts - if anyone knows how to use large black turntable let me know I could not find the back shutters for the compartments. I could only find 2x3 which is too large. The end of the boom should have the two bricks separated by plates; but this causes a boundary error by the top gear. I replaced it with a gold coloured 1x6 technic beam (which works) and left the original parts at the back. The model made use of the original 4 stud long universal joints. I have used the new 3 stud ones, and kept the axles at 8M long. IF you build this using new components, I would suggest replacing the 8M axles with 9M (if you can find them). Trying to rotate the main jib on the base caused LDD to vanish. As always the main elements are grouped to ease your model building. This is probably my favourite model - it was the one I always wanted as a child and never received. If anyone has the original ideas instruction books I could also attempt the modification suggested to the large mobile crane - combining 855 and 850. EDIT LDD 4 Version LXF File here Edited July 17, 2011 by roamingstudio Quote
DLuders Posted September 5, 2010 Posted September 5, 2010 If anyone has the original ideas instruction books I could also attempt the modification suggested to the large mobile crane - combining 855 and 850. Great job on the 855/955 Technic crane! Note that the Lego Technic Idea Books 8888, 8889, 8890, and 8891 instruction scans are available from http://www.brickfactory.info/set/index.html . Quote
yellost Posted September 5, 2010 Posted September 5, 2010 Another quick one : 10026 - UCS Naboo Fighter Not a very intersting one, I must say. If it wasn't for the chrome pieces, I definitely wouldn't see anything attractive to it... Which is what we miss in the LDD version, so... anyway, the stand is a little modified, due to a lack of certain parts in LDD. LXF File Quote
roamingstop Posted September 5, 2010 Posted September 5, 2010 (edited) 851 / 951 Technic Tractor Farmer Giles was getting on in his years, and was no-longer able to pilot his trusty tractor. Unbeknown to him, the naughty grand-children had started doing a MOD, starting with new wheels. However they were not very bright and found the front wheels could easily fall off due to the lack of friction on the axle. LXF file Errors The back wheels are wrong. Consequently the top mud guards are lifted up by 1x6 plate (underneath). The rear tail light is an ilegal build in original model; so a modified element set is used. The 3L universal joint is used instead of the 4L. But it still works. The hinge plate (2x4) is replaced with some modified plates with handles and horizontal clips. But it does the job with the 3L universal joint Front wheels have no friction grip to the axles. Perhaps LDD 4.0 will give us the piece? As mentioned in another thread, it is NOT possible to place the brick studs into the large gears as required for some of the implements. I have used technic studs and reversed the bricks and plates to make the model. The mono-wheel to 2x2 plate uses the new plate with holder and not the old style. Thanks to Blakbird who pointed me in the right direction when the 851 instruction set went completely hay-bale, especially when the early poster version has many mistakes between steps. The various tools and appliances will be added over the next few days. Edited September 7, 2010 by roamingstudio Quote
Toa_Of_Justice Posted September 6, 2010 Posted September 6, 2010 (edited) I've got a few more entries for the index! 30011-1 Police Boat LXF File Inaccuracy: I could not find the new cap piece. 30012-1 Microlight LXF File Inaccuracies: I could not find the proper torso print, and the propeller is not quite the same shape as the [new?] one in the instructions. 30013-1 Police Buggy LXF File Inaccuracies: I could not find the new cap piece, and the rear mudguard doesn't have a hole in it (as the instructions show). -Toa Of Justice EDIT: All models in this post loaded fine in LDD4. Edited December 30, 2010 by Toa_Of_Justice Quote
yellost Posted September 6, 2010 Posted September 6, 2010 (edited) Hop, the final UCS set I didn't build yet (the ones I didn't do in LDD, I own, so I won't be doing them ) 7181 - UCS TIE Interceptor Somehow, I couldn't get the wings to connect to the main body, nor could I get the back section to fit either... but everything is there. Ah no, I couldn't use the 8x8 grid plates, since we can't connect anything underneath like we can with the real one. Still, next to the TIE Advanced, it feels a bit lacking. It's obvious it's a first generation UCS EDIT : here is the LXF File Edited September 7, 2010 by yellost Quote
Superkalle Posted September 6, 2010 Posted September 6, 2010 7181 - UCS TIE Interceptor LXF missing, but otherwis solid quality work from the yellowst! Quote
Randal Posted September 7, 2010 Posted September 7, 2010 (edited) Wow. I haven't contributed in a while... I think I'm subconsciously waiting for 4.0 to come out. Still chugging out LDD comics though, so there's that at least... I guess. (I was pretty proud of the digital editing I used to make the storm trooper head look like a storm trooper head on Monday. It is an LDD storm trooper helmet, not a photo.) Edited September 7, 2010 by Randal Quote
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