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42172 - McLaren P1
Timorzelorzworz replied to Ngoc Nguyen's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Thank you Balazs. No words can explain how you made 2025 special to me. Happy new year to everyone! Lets keep the bricks rollin'. -
This is very interesting. Back in the 2000s, when things were bad for them, that's exactly what they did. However, in the present time they see no need for change. It is a very sad fact, but they are not interested in the people, the community, who bring in the money and who supported TLG by buying the sets and made it great again. Perhaps we should open a new topic where everyone can give their predictions about the future, where the lineup will be in 5 or 10 years.
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It's just my opinion with some experience from the past years. For decades, people in this forum are screaming for a Technic JCB model. Was any JCB model released since there? No. I don't believe that TLG invests time and resources in reading forums to collect statistical data. The past has shown that they are not interested in community opinions and wishes and that they won't be either. They design and produce models that the market regulates. TLG shows several patterns from the late '90s, but compared to the past they won't change things and stick to what is working well. Cars are selling good, especially the smaller 15 stud wides for pocket money. They are an addition to the lineup, not a replacement for other models. Since we have these many cars, each lineup has grown significantly per year. If TLG were doing badly, they would look for a change, but obviously they don't. Personally, I'm not a big fan of this trend either, but as long as there is demand for the models, nothing will change. The small 15 stud cars are quick money for TLG, even the ones with the color swaps. Try it in stud.io, make a model with a good 200 pages instructions and then change the models color. The instructions remains, the color has been changed. Zero effort for a complete new model that sales. As long as people support this laziness of overpaid danish employee by purchasing these models, nothing will change.
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42177 Mercedes G500 4X4
Timorzelorzworz replied to SNIPE's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Agreed. So far, no one has complained about my instructions yet. -
42177 Mercedes G500 4X4
Timorzelorzworz replied to SNIPE's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
No why? I use many arrows for parts in a new step and custom frames for highlighting parts that can be hard to see. Outlining is very useless for callout steps or for subparts. Stud.io highlights the complete group of parts if it is a callout step. -
42177 Mercedes G500 4X4
Timorzelorzworz replied to SNIPE's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
In Stud.io instructions maker it is a global setting for all the parts of the model with the same thickness and color for the outline. Seems to be a matter of taste, but personally I don't like outlined (highlighted) parts and disabled it for all of my instructions.