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LDD might become obsolete one day, but I still find it extremely useful. I haven't had any trouble installing LDD in the many times I have done it. Based on your images, your Windows does not look dated, so it should be able to install softwares by itself without the help of other softwares. And you said that without WinZip you are able to complete the installation? As for the "Delete Temporary Files", based on what you saw, is it deleting temporary files, or is it asking you to manually delete the temporary files. Is there any issues with this delete temporary files thing that prevents you from installing or using LDD?

A; 8-9-11 B: 2-7-8

Daaayumm those chairs....!

Oh my, that's a really good modification! Really clean and nice. Love those thrusters!

Nice MOC! Dystopian homes are always great! I truly feel for the guy tho...

I really love the shape of that spaceship! It's really unique! The varying amount of details on the ship is a nice touch as well.

It has the amazing classic LEGO look to it, but also has tons of modern building techniques! A great little piece!

From around 2010 onwards, the designs of Creator 3in1 models does feel like it's suitable for AFOLs, though I am not sure if AFOLs are actually interested in it or not. I think the limited color selection does not make it less desirable, if not more if you compare with with today's Creator 3in1 sets, which a lot of them is just a vomit of colors (I mean that in the most neutral way). And the limited color selection also helps in easily identifying which sets have more of a certain color when building MOCs. In terms of using more basic and generic parts, I don't really think that's the case too, because who could get enough of bricks :D. Also, a lot of the times, I find that basic bricks are very important for many types of MOCs, and if they are not into building MOCs, I don't see why this is a problem. I do find that Creator 3in1 is presented in a more child-oriented way especially with it's 3in1 thingy, even more so today, which may get AFOLs to assume that it's a kids theme and not look further into it. But then, the Creator 3in1 sets of the past has got stuff like houses, cars and rigs, which are all AFOL stuff, and those have equally cool alternate models, as compared to today, so I am not very sure. I can't really relate to other AFOLs, cause I got a weird taste myself, but I don't mind Creator playsets using preexisting minifigure prints and parts. It makes it feel a lot more LEGO-ey and sort of purer in some way, knowing that there is no special print or element can help get you to focus on the overall build itself. I think that Creator 3in1 has quite a wide range of themes and genres, from houses, cars, robots, animals, etc. Of course, not all of them is to everyone's taste but if I see a cool house or car, I'll be sure to pick one up. Generally, I would assume that due to Creator 3in1 having a more child-oriented design and scheme, that might cause AFOLs to not take the theme too seriously, and the designs of today's Creator 3in1 set does not help either (I really do not like the recent Creator 3in1 designs ). Plus, it also covers such a broad amount of subjects with no single focal point (for example, Ninjago is about ninjas), and each subject is geared towards a different audience, so in the end there isn't much to be said about the theme in general. But those are just my two-cents, I have seriously no idea what AFOLs think about Creator 3in1.

That's a lovely MOD to the set! It looks so much more alive now. Really love the swarm of bunnies, it's pretty hilarious.

Woah, that color scheme is fresh! Also, really like the shaping and that you didn't overdo the details, and that makes for a pleasant and cozy feel. Great work!

The ORANGES!!!!!! (Or is it lemons...) (I guess who eats pancakes with lemons anyway...) Stunning work!

(speechless) !

That's really creative! The fluid-thingy is really well built and looks very "fluidy". Amazing work!

Incredibly amazing! The nice part usage is so good! That boat mobile looks perfect, and I just love how incredibly insane this scene is!

Amazing sculpture! It looks realistic, and I really like the use of blocky elements instead of all the curvy bricks for details! It gives it a nice classic LEGO feel!

The Boeing Stearman Kaydet PT-17 has to be my top favorite for it's amazing colors and decals, clean design (for a Technic model), and just the overall shape and parts usage! 11: 10 3: 6 9: 4 13: 3 15: 2 14: 1

That must be one of the coolest squares I've seen!

Wow! I would never think of using LEGO to build something like that! Amazing job! The decorative elements around the box is fantastic.

I have placed my thoughts below :D Also, I would not suggest reading it if you don't want your perception to be changed. If you really liked Season 10, it is best that it remained that way.

Wow, the facial expressions are so well built! The details and usage of parts is excellent!

Thanks a lot for the information! It's really helpful. Well, that's good to know.

No way! Those sushi and wasabi looks so uncanny! Incredibly amazing work!

I am really curious about this, and I haven't seen a lot written about this either. Is it okay to backdrive a LEGO PF Motor? Backdrive as in forcing it to turn with your hands. Will it damage the motor in some way? What about PF Servos too, is it okay to force it to turn with your hands? Because there are some LEGO Technic Power Functions Remote Control sets that have the wheels sort of "locked up" by the motor, and you can only move it with the battery box/remote control. But if you try and roll the vehicle manually, thus backdriving the motor, will it cause harm to the PF Motor? (or Servo) Thanks a lot!

Absolutely stunning! Your MOCs are mind-blowing as always :D