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I totally agree with omerai. And I think a MOC is a MOC as long as it's your own design and you don't copy other's creations, I don't care if it's physically or virtually built. I prefer making MOCs with LDD because in LDD I have an infinite quantity of bricks, and in almost every color. Lego CAD softwares remove those constraints of quantity and colors avalibility, and allow me to be as creative as I can, I'm no longer limited by my stock. And I think MOCcing is mainly about creativity. So in my opinion, virtual MOCs are true MOCs.

Mini cylinders don't exist in LDD, so Efferman replaced them with the green assemblies.

That's a nice idea, but the wheelbase is too long, and the container's mechanism isn't really practical. But on an other hand, I don't know how to improve it.

Bienvenue sur Eurobricks Ameribricks (soon we'll have to change the forum's name to Frenchbricks ) ! I agree with the fact that a DW theme would be awesome ! ^^

I think you can use this part to attach the wheels. And to strenghten the chassis, add a plate, or even a brick, in the hole between the cabin and the three other "modules" (I don't know how they are called), because the chassis is only two plates thick. Beside the trans-clear ingots (on the top of the cab), the light bley glass, and the obvious lime Tile 1 x 1 with White and Red Gauge Pattern (and maybe some other parts I haven't noticed), I think every part exist, so no, it shouldn't be a problelm. ^^ There are just some flying parts : (That cab is magnificent !) Also, I'm currently rendering the MOC with POV-Ray. May I post it here when I my computer will have finished rendering ?

Alright, thank you very much ! And don't worry, I just want to see how it is built. I'm not even sure all the parts are avalible for real.

Awesome ! This is a really good MOC ! Would you mind sharing the .lxf file ?

Hello everyone ! Here is my last medieval-themed MOC. It's a 16x16 vig, depicting Sir Rendyr Greydale, riding across the land on his horse. I firstly built the knight, inspired by the CMF Series 9's Heroic Knight, and Jaime Lannister, from Game of Thrones (I think that hairstyle is quite nice for him ^^). Then I gave him a steed, with some flags, and I built a little vignette around. I think it's a good way to learn making vegetations, and landscape. The picture links to the BrickShelf gallery (sorry for the pictures' quality) : Comments and criticisms are welcome, I hope you will like it !

Nice ones Oky (as always) ! Here are a couple of mine, both about the Sith Fury-Class Interceptor : I hope the pictures aren't too big.

You're talking about this part ? Well, yes, I think this would perfectly fit with this part and XT4's body, to make little MOCs, like chibi creatures. But I don't know how to do such a part, I don't even think it's possible, since the balljoint side requires about two studs, and the socket side too. I think this part would be very fragile if it was made for real. But... thank you ! Also, I would like to see more purple parts (especially hands and feet), and hands in gold, gunmetal, purple... There is too much black and silver, we need more ! Oh, and more medium azure parts.

Hey, I had a similar idea some months ago, you can see some of "my" parts here (the topic is in french). I even designed some of those parts in CAD (the first three ones), and I will buy a 3D-printed vesion of them as soon as possible.

Hello ! As you might guess by the title, I'm from France ! I joined some time ago, but never posted, I was like a ghost, reading topics. I'm mostly a fan of Bionicle and Hero Factory, but I also like the Technic and medieval themes. I hope I won't get trouble because of that, but I have to admit that I'm not quite 18 (this is only a matter of months x) ), and this is why I never posted before, since this forum is reserved for AFOLs. But I eventually decided to post, because I think I am mature enough, and see myself as an adult. So I thought "Hey, why not ?".