Tron Of Black

By the way, sets 80101 and 80102 are now listed on the Korean Lego shop page: https://shop.lego.com/ko-KR/product/Chinese-New-Year-s-Eve-Dinner-80101 https://shop.lego.com/ko-KR/product/Dragon-Dance-80102

I was afraid I might have missed a few spots like that when I “cleaned up” the file. Oh well... And that first LDD import does look a little scary it seems stud.io and ldd don’t play that well together... As for building the set, I would do it like Rog said: build the central body first, and then attach the wings, the head and then the front and back panels.

Well...do I really have to say anything? ;) Blacktron (I) and Futuron were the big space themes when I really got into Lego, so these will always be my favorite ones.

I don’t know of any, no. There are a few programs to create instructions from ldd files, and you can export a stud.io model to ldd. But I never tried any of those... Is there any particular part of the build you’re struggling with? I’m happy to help if you have any problems :)

"Son, I'm sorry - They got us!" Very cool little biplane, and using the kayaks as floats is a great idea.

Ha, very cool! Would look great next to the Saturn V for sure :) I cant't wait to see the roadster in a nice red :)

Oh yes, a porg brickhead sounds like a fun idea. In a way, my porg is constructed a bit like an oversized brickhead anyway: a blocky central core with snotted sculpted sides.

Thanks a lot :) I was hoping you would like it ;) Also, thanks to everyone, I'm glad you like it :)

As promised, here's the link to the stud.io file on bricklink: https://studio.bricklink.com/v2/build/model.page?idModel=32050

Just saw the model over in your Ballabreek 2018 thread :) Very cool idea for a model, you definitively have my vote!

Hello everyone, when I heard about the "Moments in Space" contest on LEGO Ideas, I of course had to start creating a model to enter into the contest, and this here is my entry: Classic Retro Rocket by Marius Herrmann, auf Flickr It's a retro style rocket in the vein of the classic rocket ships of science fiction, especially of the 30s and 40s. As the contest rules limit the size of the model to about 300 pieces, I decided to build a microscale display model with a matching stand, sort of like a desk toy. Classic Retro Rocket by Marius Herrmann, auf Flickr I wanted the model to have three-way-symmetry, which isn't easy to achieve with lego at this scale, but I think it turned out quite nice :) Of course it can also be displayed without the stand, ready for takeoff: Classic Retro Rocket by Marius Herrmann, auf Flickr Classic Retro Rocket by Marius Herrmann, auf Flickr Classic Retro Rocket by Marius Herrmann, auf Flickr So, if you like my little rocket and would like it to become an official LEGO model, please consider voting for it :)

Do you mean this piece here? https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?id=1474&idColor=1#T=S&C=1&O={"color":1,"iconly":0} I haven’t heard of any part variations for this piece, but of course it’s possible that TLG has updated the molds recently.

I have a stud.io file; It’s of an earlier version of the model, so I need to update it a bit. I hope I can do that over the weekend, then I’ll post it here :)

Hi Zetroc, please check the picture link, it doesn’t work.

Very cool car Will be interesting to compare it with the „official“ one from Ferrari Ultimate Garage