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Good review! It's also one of the few sets where's the inclusion of the flick missiles actually work.

These designs are beautiful, I'd buy them in a heartbeat!

Nicely done!

Not Star Wars related, but I currently have the Pharaoh Quest biplane hung and I'm planning to do the same to the Ocean Interceptor and two Pteranodons. A single string of nylon is enough for support, although attaching it to/passing it through 4 points of the model is necessary to provide balance and setting up a scene (various inclinations).

What I am missing from my own childhood LEGO (late 80s, early 90s) are : The alternate models. Although they shouldn't be necessary, they were a fun way to stimulate imagination and a cheap way to expand a faction background. Lack of stickers. Sets without these flick missiles. They're everywhere these days!

These are indeed great creations! Great enough to make me come out of my lurking phase. I definitely want to try my hand whipping up my own versions. Are you planning any new DR MOC, John ?

Hello everybody, I'm trying to import a bunch of LDR models into Poser 7. Unfortunately, I can't get a workable result. This is how I tried to do it. With some luck, I hope you'll be able to see what went wrong or direct me to a better option. I created the model in MLCAD 3.30 and I saved it in a LDR file. I opened it with LeoCAD 0.75.1 and exported it to 3D Studio format. With Poser 7, I import the 3DS model with the following settings. And here I've got a problem : A lot of the vertexes are inverted. I can see them when I import the same file with 'Flip normals' option checked. The same happens if I export my LDR model in Wavefront OBJ format. LdrDat2Obj produces worse results, with an exploded model. Converting the LDR file with 3DWin5 5.6c to 3DS or Wavefront OBJ with the following settings doesn't help : This is the first time I've got problems to import a 3DS or OBJ file to Poser. Thanks for any help you can provide. :)