1963maniac

That is truly amazing!!! It is awesome!!

Lego sent out information that Lego's login is now Bricklink's login. Bricklink's logins no longer work.

Google it. There are a lot of hits on this set. I did not find instructions or inventory.

Try Bricklink.com or Ebay, etc. BTW, this is an English language site.

I'm over 60 years building, playing and buying Lego. I now have twice as much PF as all previous (none that are newer) motor systems from TLG. I now rebuild my own 9 volt and PF cables. I'm currently displaying at a Lego show with GBCs. I would be much better for me to be able to still buy these products from TLG!!

The two Ldraw files above can be opened by Bricklink's Studio and any Ldraw software. LDD is no longer supported by LEGO or any one else so it has fallen into disuse. Therefore LDD files will be hard to find. Most LDD user's have gone to using Studio by now. Studio can be downloaded here https://www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/download.page . i hope this helps.

Could you please show what you did that worked. Pictures need to be posted elsewhere and link to it here.

Are you looking for instructions or digital build? 6541 - Intercoastal Seaport - https://www.brickfactory.info/set/index.html https://library.ldraw.org/omr/sets/385 6542 - Launch & Load Seaport - https://library.ldraw.org/omr/sets/386

I don't know if this will help your problem since it uses a PC.

This is a great piece of art and engineering!!!!! WOW!!! This is not paint or sone or metal, it is plastic toys. Just as interesting to me is the pictures of how you built it. As for the pictures... you put them in a place like Bricksafe or Flicker, and them link to them here.

Wow, This awesome!!!! Where csn modules 1-4 be seen?

They are probably 'Modulex' Legos.

I appreciate this book very much!!!! I always look forward to going through it each year. Thank You indeed!!!!

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=35188#T=S&C=4&O={"color":4,"ss":"US","rpp":"500","iconly":0} https://library.ldraw.org/parts/list?tableSearch=35188

I have used the liquid insulation. It does make the wires good again but with the same reservations as you cited. I don't know what this means "I have used the recommended way to repair 9V connectors." But these videos helped me get to a much higher success rate. As a beginner I made a dozen before I had to do one over. The wire that "BatteryPoweredBricks" uses has very soft insulation and is very pliable. The wire makes the difference!! The brand name is "BNTECHGO". You want 24 gauge. I bought 6 "pin" width. It can be easily split down to whatever number of wires you need. Search Battery powered bricks channel with "wire repair" for more 9V system tutorials. There are at least 9 helpful videos. These are highly recommended!