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    I have experimented more with the online tool and managed to save two different grid lines (with different spacings) in contrasting colours on one picture. It wasn't very clear but worked OK. Yes indeed! This program allows for adjusting horizontal grid steps independently to vertical ones. That is exactly what I was looking for, greatly appreciate it!
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    First I started working with http://sporkforge.com/imaging/grid.php and realized I can save the image with grid lines to be used later offline. Great! Handy little program and very easy to use. I started building in LDD, but soon noticed the proportions seemed to be a bit odd. Well...the problem with placing grid lines on pictures of buildings (as I was doing) is that horizontal and vertical lines were spaced equally, whereas with Lego bricks the ratio between height and width is not 1:1, but rather 6:5. So now I need grid lines that will follow that 6:5 ratio. Still working on it. I've downloaded paint.net, got the plugin and getting familiar with that solution too. Thanks
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    Thanks for the quick answer. That is a great little tool as long as you are connected to the internet. I need something that will work offline, too. I tried Irfanview, PhotoScape, MSPaint.
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    Hi I am looking for a program that would allow me to place grid lines on a blue print or a picture. The ones that I found are either limited to just a few sections (3x3, 4x4) or give me lots of grid lines that can not be adjusted. I am sure Photoshop has got features like that, but I need something simpler and more accessible. I used to play with a piece of paper and a ruler, and then with simple mathematics scale dimensions into studs. It's fine, but there must be a way of doing it all on the computer.
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    It looks really good and goes well too. Great design.
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    That looks great. The ears and eyes look so realistic. The face has so many details. Well done!
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    Looks very good. I really like the facade with excellent details. The white window surrounds are interesting features. The inside, although cosy looks well planned.
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    Great model. I really like the sculpted body of the car. It looks like a proper race car.
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    It looks very impressive. Big model on big tyres. Really like it
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    Great model. Nicely executed in small scale, water effect is brilliant.
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    I really like your model. Not only the beautifully executed architectural details but the colour combination too.I am well impressed.
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    I really like what you have done. Great multicolour model. Looks amazing!
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    It looks simply stunning! Great model. Nice pictures.
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    Very nice model. Well built and interesting to look at.
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    Very nice locomotive. Looks very good.
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    That is very impressive. It looks very modern and elegant.
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    I really like its serious looks. Great colours. Makes me want to build something similar. Are you going to do any instructions?
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    Beautiful building with great contrasting colours. The amount of details that you put in it is amazing. It is all so well executed. How long did a project like that take to build?
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    It looks great. Very clean design. I really like it. Nice pictures too.
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    Very interesting model. Well done! It looks very real and well proportioned.
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    I use Lenovo Yoga 2 with 13.3inch touchscreen. It can be used in normal laptop mode or you can flip the screen to the back and use it in Tent Mode. I find that very useful
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    Happy New Year 2016
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    I love it. Beautiful creation!
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    Nice clean design. Well done!
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