Some useful MOC brick groups.

[Bricksandparts]

I posted this in the LDD reference, but nobody seemed to notice, so I'll post it here. So I'm glad to share this with LDD Users. (Almost said fans...)

Here are some templates.

First, a brick arch sort of thing,

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/bricksandparts/LDD-templates/brick_arch.lxf

I dunno how this happened, but one time I was trying to pull this hinge piece and it snapped off, I rotated it way off to the side so that any one can use it.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/bricksandparts/LDD-templates/split_hinge.lxf

And last, but definitely(EDIT: Keep on spelling this wrong) not least, the longed for (I think) cheese slopes, in different variations!

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/bricksandparts/LDD-templates/cheese_slope_shapes.lxf

Hope you like these!

Comments criticisms and concerns welcome, If you need help on stacking these on top

[Calabar]

Oh, I noticed your creations and I appreciated the cheese slope puzzle overall: could be I will use it with transparent slopes to build a mosaic window in some medieval moc.

My only doubt is about the "sturdiness" of the assembly: perhaps I need to use some transparent wall to contain it?

[Bricksandparts]

Oh, I noticed your creations and I appreciated the cheese slope puzzle overall: could be I will use it with transparent slopes to build a mosaic window in some medieval moc.

My only doubt is about the "sturdiness" of the assembly: perhaps I need to use some transparent wall to contain it?

Don't ask me about real LEGO, I just build in LDD and see that some new MOCs use this, but here is an entire wall for a window Etzel made in "The temple of Ennoc" for the Heroica RPG:

It also uses the hexagon.

But yes, I agree it is probably not that sturdy...