Jim

Cool. Thanks for understanding.

If you don't care about something, but you still think it's useful information for others to read, please make sure tell why you don't care. Please provide some extra information. This seems like childish behavior and underaged users aren't allowed here on Eurobricks.

Hi. No doubt it's a great MOC. However, your images are way too big. The maximum width of an image is 1024 pixels. So please resize your images or use Flickr/Bricksafe to embed smaller ones. So please correct them. Thanks.

Hi. You have just resurrected a 9 year old topic, just to mention this set is epic. Please don't ever bump an old topic, unless there's useful information to add. Read the site guidelines about bumping and posting etiquettes.

I definitely will. Actually that's one of the reasons for me to come. I think I have seen most of the other stuff before

There are no rules stating that one needs to address the fact it's a digital model. So "should" isn't the right word. "Could" would have been better. So let's end the discussion. Furthermore it's a great MOC, however, the images are too big. Site regulations state that the maximum width for an image is 1024 pixels. So please, replace the images with smaller ones.

There's already ten pages of discussion about it in this (locked) topic: Let's not start/continue the same (never ending) discussion again.

Maybe I can come to the rescue. I am planning on visiting LEGO World after all. Friday the 21st might be the day. Will you be present Edwin? I guess you will be there the entire week, but you never know.

You need to choose one attachment for the contest. You can post all of them in your discussion topic and let peope decide which one is the best.

That is (again) a very nice creation. I really like the flash photography at the end. And the radiator is indeed very cool.

No worries. I'm sure 8421XXL will answer your other questions.

I recommended sending a PM since this is not the Buying & Selling forum. No super secret stuff going on and you don't need Facebook.

You mean STAMP, and I have already addressed it in my "review".

Be patient and give the guy (Walter) some to sleep will you Or he was very busy making stickers

Sharp eye I detached them and put them back on....apparently without looking carefully. I didn't even notice when taking the pictures

42056 - PORSCHE GT3 RS - CUSTOM STICKERSIMPORTANT UPDATE ON ORDERING Time has gotten in the way of the Lego hobby. Unfortunately I am not able to sell these stickers anymore. However, my Lego Friend Marco will be taking over sales of these sets, same design / same quality. If you are interested, please email him: mvds_1973@hotmail.com Or you can contact him through his Bricklinkshop: https://store.bricklink.com/MVDS?p=MVDS#/terms https://store.bricklink.com/DVDS?p=DVDS#/terms Lastly I wish to sincerely thank everybody who already bought the set(s) and made it a huge success, thank you! Walter Spierenburg INTRODUCTION How cool would it be to have some nice decals for your 42056 Porsche GT3 RS like the ones below?! Well, recently saw a guy on Facebook posting pictures of his 42056 with such decals! I contacted him to ask if he was selling, and he was. So I bought two sets of these stickers, which he promptly sent. Tonight I applied the stickers and the result is shown below.STICKERS The set comes with stickers for the two sides, and one for the number plate. Make sure to use the right stickers for the right side. This seems obvious, but you can easily make an error. Each side has four stickers, which means that the bigger one is a STAMP (sticker across multiple pieces/parts). This is frowned upon, but it can be easily fixed. Use a small hobby knife to cut the sticker after you have applied it. This will yield the perfect result. The quality of the stickers is good. Looking at them closely, you will see a little graininess, but after you have applied the stickers it's hardly noticeable. All in all they make a great addition to the Porsche! Especially when you put in on display. I had a talk with they guy and he happened to have a Eurobricks account. His name is 8421XXL and he will probably here to answer your questions. If you are interested in these stickers, please use the PM instead of posting it here. Thanks. Edit: added the following section for V2. STICKERS V2 After the highly successful sticker set Walter created for the Porsche, he has released a second version. One of the reasons for releasing this second set, is the inclusion of a spoiler sticker. As you can see there was no sticker in the first version. This got solved by providing a nice sticker for the spoiler. This sticker can obviously be combined with the first version of the sticker sheet. Below is a picture of the Porsche with first version sticker sheet combined with the spoiler sticker. The spoiler sticker is the icing on the cake. Here's the Porsche with the new sticker sheet applied. This new version also makes the Porsche look way better than without sticker sheet. When I see a version without a sticker sheet nowadays, I really find it's missing something. It just needs a pair of Walter's stickers. Whether it's version 1 or 2, I will leave that up for you to decide. I will revert back to version 1 with the spoiler sticker. I just love that look. Here's the new design in more detail. Very nice and clean design! And a full shot of the new design. You can get these new stickers by contacting Walter (@8421XXL) directly or by visiting the MVDS Bricklink Store, a friend of Walter's.

I am not too fond of that solution. You can do better than that. Why not use an axle pin and don't push it all the way through? Or use tires?

Hi Johan, Have you ever thought about getting a nice EV3 book? I know Laurens Valk has written a great boot. But there are some other ones out there which cover the basics pretty well. First of all you need to know how to start a program from a program. Second you will need to make a program which checks the detected color and makes a decision based on that color. Combine the two and you will have a program selector.

Don't post your email address on a public board. Use PM instead.

Let's get back on topic shall we.

I don't want to start the Android vs Apple discussion here, but if your argument against Apple is that it's overpriced, you might as well turn to Lepin instead of LEGO. I don't really get why you posted this comment, especially since Nerdsforprez didn't ask for any recommendations.

I feel embarrased. I was looking on the site of the board provider and I saw a post about the preview not being available. I stand corrected. Thanks Spock. As usual, you've got the Captain's back

Can you explain with you mean with resizing option from Flickr. I use Flickr quite a lot, so I am interested in your "problem".

We are working on the dark grey and dark blue. Unfortunately there is no preview button anymore in this version of the software. I think it's mainly because the post will pretty much look like your post when you type it.

What camera are you using by the way? True, always use the 2 sec timer or a remote. Distance can be important. In Lightroom you can apply Lens Correction to compensate for this unwanted effect.