gertman

Hey I've been using LDD 4.3 for about 2 months now on and off. I'm taking a model someone put on the internet and changing it before I build it for real. I have a few problems that I thought might be sorted by groups so I thought this topic was close. So here are my questions: 1. Is there a button a 'show' button? Or just the 'show all' ? 2. What about with groups? Is there a way to show and hide groups separately? 3. I am adding bricks in that were left out by the original creator of the model. So when I try to generate build instruction it seems that pieces are being added randomly instead of logically from the bottom up. Is there a solution for this? I saw the thread on using groups to make more manageable smaller building instructions so that is what I am starting to do. Any other advice on this? 4. GROUPS!!! Really I would like some more explanation on them and at least how Lego intended them to be used. AND what are the benefits of making sub-groups? Thank you very much in advance!!

Blackbird thank you so much for the reply!! The functional difference I found was that the splines that hold the axle do not go all the way through the wheel. Are you sure that they will work on Land Rover? When I test fit them on a shaft, there is obviously play in the shaft because it is not being held all the way to the rear surface of the wheel. Thanks again!

Hi, Since this seems to be the most active of all the threads on Sheepo's Land Rover I wanted to post my questions here: I bought the Unimog (per Sheepo's website) to help amass a lot of the parts quicker. I did not notice until recently that the wheels I got are different than the ones pictured on the box, instructions, AND Sheepo's LandRover. The center spline or plus does NOT go all the way through the wheel like the original ones. Is this going to cause an issue when I build my Land Rover? PS: I did not realize and was VERY disappointed when I realized that my BUILT Unimog would not run under its own power. If I knew that ahead of time I would never wasted the time building it first!