XAxles
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Kinda amazing that Koenigsegg has expanded their licensing by quite a fair bit, lately. Makes you think: if LEGO has a license now, they can do anything. Toyota as well.
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Life after LDD. What do you use? (MacOsX Catalina)
XAxles replied to governor's topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
Bloody hell, this is almost impossible. There seems to be no way to open the .pkg for Stud.io on Catalina. -
Studio Updated 2.0.12_1
XAxles replied to Alessandro's topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
Still the same dialog box. -
Life after LDD. What do you use? (MacOsX Catalina)
XAxles replied to governor's topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
Meanwhile, I can barely even use Stud.io at all "Studio+2.0.pkg can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software." That's what it says whenever I try to install it. -
Studio Updated 2.0.12_1
XAxles replied to Alessandro's topic in Digital LEGO: Tools, Techniques, and Projects
Any info on installing for Mac Catalina? It doesn't work as the download PKG file is blocked by the firewall. -
The title: Playmobil: Robbers, Thieves & Rebels The film is projected at $75 million, and the director will be Lino di Salvo, head of animation for the film Frozen, as an ON Entertainment production to be released in France. While the title is pretty self-explanatory, I'm not sure how they're gonna execute it, especially with descriptors of bad guys on the title. Caper story, most probably, but how can they pull it off? Sources: http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/617791-playmobil-movie-titled http://variety.com/2016/film/news/playmobil-movie-director-lino-di-salvo-1201700826/
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This...is not finished yet. I have yet to make the lobby floor, and create the antenna tower. For now I'm fairly stuck at the lowermost and uppermost areas of both the Studio Center (smaller building) and Broadcast Center (larger building). I also think it looks far too slab-sided to work in a realistic setting. I have ideas (like grafting chunks of the building), but what else can you give me?
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This would be a good contest to have in the UK if it took the British Bake-Off model, not the crappy reality-show model. Fingers crossed it's the former for this edition.
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San Francisco will be something to behold. Paris...Eiffel, Arc, Louvre, what else?
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The play value on the Great Wall is quite nice, opens up lots of options. Statue looks swell, so brilliant, if a bit more vertical than I last thought of it.
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The halo is little more than a band-aid solution. They'll be looking into Indycar's windscreen solution as the season goes on.
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No wonder I can't find it. Where's the photos?
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42083 - Bugatti Chiron
XAxles replied to Jurss's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Is it just me or does it feel like we're running out of things to talk about with regards to the set? This does feel like we're gonna be expecting more of the same, but at the same time there's intrigue as to how LEGO can pull this off. It HAS to supersede the GT3RS in more than size, but we've since accepted that this probably will be little more than a display piece. -
42083 - Bugatti Chiron
XAxles replied to Jurss's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Is it bad that I'm expecting so much from this Chiron set? Like, you look at the Porsche now and see just a display piece with little in the way of motorization or standout features, and now there's this, a car of greater magnitude than the Porsche GT3RS in real life, so the feature list has got to have something that can make this set worth the asking price. -
More curious about the Great Wall. I don't think they can replicate the entire length, but how will they do a section? Can't be too small, but Architecture isn't really that big to start with.
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They do, but I'd wager they approach the teams and factories themselves first, probably get to be the first to see the models before the real cars get released to the press (in the case of the 720S). Like Mattel, their next year assortment is probably all but set in stone and in for prototyping, and they're working on coming up with their 2020 models roster.
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Good thing they didn't go for it. I hate dealerships with a burning passion. Actually no, I don't hate dealerships by that much, but there are just as many bad eggs as there are good ones. Though, because this is a LEGO dealership, I'd say they're all gonna be okay.
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You actually got the big Ferrari set correct with all these pics.
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Not exactly needed, but it does give us an idea as to how we might see the model be constructed, if the past RSR/GT3-R Hybrid set is to go by.
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Huh, so there might actually be a GTO. I do think I know what those 911s are, actually. The RSR is this, and the Turbo could be this.
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Nope, that's the 488 GT3 car. If it is what I think it is, I think we'll see this car.
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If it wasn't for the limitations of the basic Speed Champs chassis... Otherwise, YES! Thank you for doing a rally car. Here's hoping the line can come up with more rally cars--maybe with new licenses from Toyota, for example, or Peugeot.
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2017 Speed Champions Sets - Rumours and Discussion
XAxles replied to BrickJagger's topic in LEGO Town
But look, LEGO. I have 300 Euros. I can buy all three. I wanna buy all three. At least post the instructions so we can make our own versions. -
Break the superstructure down for me. I wanna know how you did the boom.
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You're looking at the wrong place then. Those houses have always been that way. Alt model on the Drone Adventures set looks like it's got a machine-gun up front.