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Name: Toa Strike Team Description: In a time, before the precedence of time, three toa were assembled to take on the most dangerous missions no one else would dare to take. With the the beings who sent them a secret, and their origins even a mystery to themselves, these three toa came to be known as the infamous Toa Strike Team. -Varkamah: Leader of the TST. Cold killer with a liking for slashing things. Despite his snide remarks Varkamah stands by his loyalty to his teamamtes and their mission. -Ronik: The fire-arms specialist. The oldest in the team, Ronik's serious but welcoming nature makes him the person people can talk to. -Matuk: The air-support. Despite his young age, Matuk makes up for his inexperience wih an unrivaled expertise of his boomrangs and aerial manuveuring. His wisecracks are often meant to annoy Varkamah, much to his amusement and delight. Comments: I actually made the first of them back in 2006 (the black one!) and dubbed it the Ignika Assault Team, but I decided that I'd redo them, seeing now I have more yellow parts to work with (although most of them were from a knockoff titan!) I did initially plan to do a full team of six, but seeing how I don't have Onewa and Nokama, I stopped after the White one came out unsatisfactory... Yes, I actually have plans on a story for them. Would any of you like for me to go ahead and write it? XD More Pictures: Bonus: (Here's how they looked back in 2006!) --> I could only get one up at a time...
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Click any image for a larger picture. Tinker Bell is an extremely popular character, originally created by J. M. Barrie, and currently owned by the Walt Disney Company. I believe fans of Disney and LEGO would love to build this rendition of her. In my concept model, her arms, legs, head, and wings can be moved to achieve various poses. I had thought about buying the pieces to build Tinker Bell in real life, but most of her 199 pieces do not yet exist in the colors I chose--such as the Light Nougat (a.k.a. Light Flesh) in her head, arms, and legs. If my concept of Tinker Bell were to be produced, it might be possible to use Brick Yellow (a.k.a. Tan), a more common color, in place of Light Nougat. However, after trying that in LEGO Digital Designer, I noticed that Tinker Bell's skin looked unnatural. In real life, Brick Yellow might look better than it does in LEGO Digital Designer. While designing my concept, I tried to preserve a realistic appearance while still allowing for movement of joints. The arms and head were especially challenging. Although my concept has brick-built eyes, I think custom decals would look better. Feel free to inspect my concept in LEGO Digital Designer. Here is the posed model, and here is a straight standing version. Please vote for my concept on LEGO Ideas. If you have friends and/or relatives that might like this model, please tell them to sign up and vote for it too. Thank you in advance for your support! -Toa Of Justice
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Recently, I had an idea. An idea that, I think, is better than the usual junk I come up with.How about, instead of LDD updates bringing new parts in and deleting old ones, users could download extension packs containing parts they want. That way, we could get more parts available but a smaller initial download file size. For example:Say Joe wanted to use LDD to combine Hero Factory with Technic. He does not have LDD yet, but his friends tell him it's great. So he goes to www.LEGO.com, and finds what he's looking for. He clicks download. He's surprised at how quickly it loaded. When he opens it, he is prompted to start building by getting parts packs. He sees two, marked Hero Factory 2010-12 and Technic 2012. A short download later, he's ready to let his imagination run like Black Bess.I'd put this on Cuusoo, but alas, I am not 18 yet.What do you think of this idea? (And please don't fill this topic with statements about how 'it's not profitable any more')EDIT: 101st post! Woo!
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Or "Not Another Alternate Universe Story" (aka why i shouldn't mess around with LDD when I'm bored) So Hero Factory's story seems to (unintentionally) make our heroes in good ol' Alpha-1 Team to be really sinister from time to time. From Evo suggesting to murder a buncha mini-Reapas in Breakout or all the heroes not giving a toss about all those kaiju they sent into an acid bath in Invasion from Below, the normal "positive universe" heroes already make you raise an eyebrow from time to time. So ya' gotta wonder "wow if that's what the legit heroes are like then man what could their negative universe counterparts be like?" basically Preston Stormer is the field leader of the tyrannical Hero Factory, Dr. Makuro's secret police force. Stormer commands Alpha-1 Team with an iron fist, and isn't afraid to dispose anyone who stands in the way of his ambitions. He's also absolutely bonkers if you get to know him well enough. He even goes as far to keep the deactivated Hank Thresher's head on a post outside of the assembly tower, just to let rookies know what happens when they cross him. Dunkan Bulk is something of a genius when it comes to mayhem, both on and off the battlefield, and has earned his place as Stormer's loyal right-hand man. If the Alpha-1 team leader needs something or someone broken, or a brand new weapon for some especially painful breaking, Bulk is the guy to call. James Stringer (don't call him "Jimi") is something of a recluse, preferring to keep to himself most of the time. He's really a pretty contemptuous guy once you get to know him, and he's certainly not above modulating his voice to scramble your circuits if he's in the right mood for it (which is essentially always). Stormer hates him (so does everyone else), but he works well in the field, so it's probably best to let him run through his usefulness before turning him into spare parts, eh? Wait, what? You're tellin' me there's a Daniel Rocka on the team? You gotta be kiddin' me. Oh! Waitaminute. Oh, you mean that guy? Y'know, the grey guy, right? 'bout as boring as his color scheme? You think he's disappeared, but that's mainly 'cause he's so forgettable that once he's outta your line o' sight, your processor just deletes everything related to him? Yeah, I got no idea who you're talking about. Go bother someone else, 'kay? Mark Surge is a new up-and-comer that's tearing through the Hero Factory ranks (hopefully not literally). Stormer's weary of him; in addition to being a backstabbing opportunist, he's also "hyper-competent," whatever that means, and never misses a kill in the field. Word is he's got his sights on that Alpha-1 Team Leader position, and he's willing to wait as long as he needs to take out whoever's in his way. Natalie Breez is something of a sociopath who kills small animals for fun. She's not much of a talker, either, but apparently she hangs around with Surge quite a bit. He might think it's she wants to be his second-in-command or something, but the truth is she'd probably chop him to bits as soon as he takes out Stormer. Why waste all that energy if Surge is happy to expend his own, y'know? Julius Nex is a new addition to the team, and he's something of a mad inventor... if, y'know, his inventions were of any use. No, he's far more content trying to see if he can fuse two separate heroes into one body or give a captured criminal two or three extra heads because he thinks it'd look neat. Word has it he's working on his next masterpiece. Calls it the "Brain Bug" or something. Who knows where that's gonna lead? William Furno was one of Makuro's most exciting prospects, but a glitch during the the development of his H-core resulted him being a bumbling moron who couldn't hit Bulk at point-blank range. He talks a big game, for sure, but let's face it, the only place he's going is the assembly tower - right next to Thresher. Nathan Evo is a whiny little creep who looks to adamant failures like Furno for advice. He's not really into pursuing criminals, either; he feels his time would be much better spent skewering infants or something. Weirdo. --- So yeah, they're not the most impressive Hero MOCs around (i guess i was going for a set-style approach?), but hey they're for fun and stuff. I've got some "villains" around too, but since the bios are probably more impressive than the actual guys i figure i should work on those first.
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A FeMOC that was mainly constructed during Christmas vacation, but was only finalized last night. I have successfully developed, through much experimentation and imagination, what I shamelessly deem to be my best female torso design as of yet. This is my second LDD MOC that uses the HF 2.0 helmets as breastplates for a female MOC. I didn't want to risk oversizing that region, and I happen to think that for this MOC's proportions they look great. So let me know what y'all think! http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/Princess/warrior_princess_main.png Full body shot Wielding Crossbow Side Back Demonstrating the...umm...goods? Tune in for more MOC's coming this week, including more LDD stuff! Other recent works: --> Sevla: Reanimated --> LDD Tahu --> Zardius (Titans Vs Monsters ) --> Darklight Paladin Edit: Image linked: please keep posted images in BBC to 640x640 pixels and 100 kB. -Wind-
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Guess who it is! When I found that mask on LDD, I thought to myself I had to do a revamp of the most iconic character from the Bionicle Universe. Here he is, ladies and gents, in all his pixelated glory. Epic Pose! Front Side Back Hope you guys like! C&C is more than welcome, as always! Stay tuned for more things till the end of January!
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Hey y'all! Haven't posted here in eons. *Dusts off computer* Anyways, here's a topic with my entries to the Save the Alien Hunters Space-themed Contest. I have a total of two entries, and they're both LDD-made. I've recently been practicing with LDD, and I think it does show on these MOC's. I've managed to develop somewhat of a style, with weird construction angles' being its defining point. Along with the entry pics is a small descriptive paragraph of each MOC. Kinda like the descriptions you get with most LEGOTM sets nowadays. Entry 1: Ballad's Muscle Machine "Nothing says muscle quite like a heavily-armed, and armored, space-mech with a giant fist, arm-mounted plasma cannon and turret-mounted rotary blaster with flick-fire missiles. And to top it all off, a tri-nozzle jet engine to catapult the giant battle machine into the depths of space! Your enemies won't realise what's coming, until Burt Ballad has taken them all out!" Main: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/SPACECONTEST/balladsbuster.png Back: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/SPACECONTEST/balladsbusterback.png Side1: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/SPACECONTEST/balladsbusterside.png Side2: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/SPACECONTEST/balladsbusterside2.png Entry 2: Glee's Warpsaw Flyer "It's time to literally send those pesky aliens to the point of no-return! This monstrous flyer hailing from Glee's home planet has numerous battle capabilities: Hover over the alien scum and shred them to bits using your tri-saw attachment at ridiculous speeds; or deploy the warp-drive functionality that separates the vehicle into two parts; a multi-dimensional warp-gate to send your enemies to unknown places, and an agile starship armed with laser blasters and a giant thrust engine. That will teach the aliens never to mess with the Alien Hunters!" Main: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/SPACECONTEST/gleeglider.png Separate: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/SPACECONTEST/gleeglider2.png Back (starship): http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/SPACECONTEST/gleeglider_back.png Gate deployed: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/SPACECONTEST/gleeglider_exitinggate.png Best of luck to everyone participating, and expect a bit more from me over the course of the next couple weeks. -
Hello there! I do not intend to be rude, but if I may, could I ask some questions about the Lego Based Creation(s) forum? Assuming one may say yes (sorry), I would like to inquire in that I do have things I like to think of, but do not not have necessary parts to build and if I do, they are attached to sets I am not fond of breaking. Is one allowed to post images from building related applications and websites (such as Lego Digital Designer)? Do not created from not created from handmade parts count as creations, and if so, would they warrant their own threads? And if one were to post images or create threads from these, what is the penalty if these are against the rules and count as spam? I apologise if I have annoyed everyone, and I thank you all for your patience in advance.I hope you have a nice day!
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This is my Revamp of Jet Rocka. I've built the actual moc in LDD. I also made a half built version in real life as well. The real life version is just to show the new functions that the LDD one can't show. .LXF file http://www.brickshel...ocka_revamp.lxf Gallery when public http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=537362 Changes from original set 1. Swapped trans green windscreen for larger trans clear windscreen. (Windscreen won't attach in LDD but it will in real life) 2. Modified wing unfolding gimmick. It also makes the jet engines move. 3. Changed handle to add stand so Jetpack can stand on its own when Rocka isn't attached. Stand folds up and extends handle to be held better. 4. Changed Rocka to be built the same as his bag set. Only things changed are removal of silver and both shoulders have armor 5. Zamor blasters can be moved up and down (Similar to LEGOJANG's JET NEX) 6. Red short beam handle replaced with longer blue one Real Life pics (Not actual revamp. Just to show functions) Front- Cockpit open http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_001.jpg Front- Cockpit closed http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_002.jpg Front- Wings extended (Wings can't be locked open. I just put a pin in a beam to hold it open for pics) http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_003.jpg Side- Wings folded http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_004.jpg Side- Wings extended http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_005.jpg Back- Wings folded http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_006.jpg Back- Wings extended http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_007.jpg Zamor cannon position 1 http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_008.jpg Zamor cannon position 2 http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_009.jpg LDD Pics (Actual revamp) Front http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_010.png Back http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_011.png Landing gear folded up when in flight mode http://www.brickshel...t_rocka_012.png Comments and criticism appreciated
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I've used LEGO Digital Designer to create many Tiny Turbo and Hero Factory MOCs. I've put a bunch on the LDD gallery, but, I don't think a lot of people have seen them, so, I was thinking of sharing a few of them here. Can I post LDD creations on this site and if so, where? Also, should I make just one topic for all of my Tiny Turbos and one for my heroes? There's a lot of them and I don't want to flood the forums with street racers and robots.
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I've heard LDD everywhere. Isn't it like some kind of lego building program? Can I get a link to the download please?
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This is an American Flag MOC I made in LDD. There is a display stand hidden behind the main model. The 2x3 plates with holes are for hanging this MOC from a wall if it were to be built in real life.Click the picture below for a larger picture, and click here to download the LXF file.This MOC is dedicated to all fighters for independence--past, present, and future.-Toa Of Justice -
A craft used by Ness Farleigh, my character in the LEGO Universe RPG, to get around the Nimbus System.SNOT-y nose cone, with blaster cannon(I am so, so sorry about the pun. It was unavoidable)Engine greeblesUnderside with VTOL jetsIn flight
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Hi guys, I decided to make an LDD version for Nex 1.0. I couldn't find a Nex 4.0 helmet in the inventory, so I improvised with a Bulk helmet. << Without white. << With White
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Hi guys, I made a Rocka 2.0 that is very close to the comics and movie. The thing about the head is that it's a splice between Breez 2.0's and Surge 2.0's helmets.
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In addition to Kit Martello, I've built a number of smaller Hero Factory MOCs over the past several months. I figure it's about time I shared some of them. None are quite as impressive or well-refined as Kit, but I chose to photograph these because they use some clever techniques and I'm quite proud of them. The first two MOCs are digital, the rest made with physical bricks.Alternate views of most of the MOCs in this topic can be viewed in the Flickr gallery. All images below link to larger versions. Brimstone I built Brimstone with LEGO Digital Designer last semester as an experiment in certain armor combinations, particularly the Super Heroes chest piece and the 1.0 Hero Factory torso beam. She is supposed to be female, although that may not be apparent due to her generic mask and wide shoulders. All the parts are in colors that they are available for purchase in, though I've had some fun experimenting with alternate color palettes and layering. Hero Factory Canine Buddy This was another digital experiment I started last semester, this time in creating a "police dog" companion to scale with a small or medium hero figure. He uses 25 pieces and is the sort of figure I'd love to see as a set at a "Matoran-like" size and price point, if that were to be reintroduced. In fact, even throwing him in with a small Hero set and pushing the set up to a price point of $12.99 wouldn't bother me. Natalie Breez After building the MOC that would become Kit Martello, I wanted to attempt a smaller, more basic figure. The head doesn't suit this helmet or the MOC's color scheme, but several of my Glatorian heads broke as I was packing my sets up for storage last semester and as such I have been trying to use the new, less fragile head piece whenever possible. Cyril Starlight Having built an couple decent female MOCs, I wanted to experiment with some of the parts and techniques that were ill-suited to female characters, such as Drilldozer's torso/shoulder shell or the two 2.0 torso shells used back-to-back. Cyril was the result. His shield technically uses illegal connections, since the Technic angle connectors do not add up to 360º and thus are in compression. Still, I felt it fit together nicely. Poison Dart The torso design I used for Poison Dart is actually one I came up with last semester but didn't end up posting at that time. XT4's 5x6 torso beam is attached to a more basic 7x9 torso beam, creating an assortment of connection points. What I love best about this torso design is that it allows both the upper body and the lower body to be well-armored. I figured Poison Dart's waspish figure was best-suited to a villain rather than a hero or civilian, and I chose to use Toxic Reapa's head as it was ambiguously-gendered but unambiguously villainous (also, I was out of 2013 head pieces and wanted to continue avoiding Glatorian heads). Bogwaddle Finally we come to the 41-piece Bogwaddle, one of my favorite tablescraps from this semester. He started out with me simply wanting to use some of the Earth Green parts from Ogrum, but as soon as I saw how goofy and playful Ogrum's mask looked when flipped upside-down, I knew I wanted it to be the basis of my MOC. What makes Bogwaddle so appealing to me is not only his small size but also his articulation. His waist is articulated (though you can't see it very well in these pictures) so it can rock side-to-side, and his shoulders can swing back and forth. This, coupled with his light and well-distributed weight, makes it very easy and fun to put him in amusing poses.Comments, criticisms, and suggestions are all welcome! Hope there's something in this topic you like!
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Haven't touched LDD in a while, but then I was watching Mask of Light again and I noticed how much Makuta's feet looked like the Ben 10 block feet. So, this came about. 123 4 (new!) Download the .lxf file for better views. Wings because wings rule.
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I was doodling around with different wing designs when this idea struck me...Why not use your old things to create something new? So I dug up my old Lariska design, modified it a bit (the chest area is the most notable difference...this one is much more feminine), slapped the wings on, changed the color scheme, modified the limbs and reached the head and wondered what on Earth should I do. Thinking that it would be too much of an effort to make a custom one, I used Breez's head and for some reason it looked outstanding!! So anyways, here it is... Hope you like it!! Link to photo set here. Be sure to leave all the feedback you want over here, and I will upload the LDD file shortly. Enjoy!!!!!
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My interpretation of Artakha...I know that his armor is meant to be decorated in ancient symbols, and that it is meant to be grey-green but this is MY OWN INTERPRETATION. The inspiration for the mask came to me from an internet picture. The piece used for the eyes is a t-piece, which explains why you would see a small hint of blue close to where his mouthpiece is. So tell me what you guys think! Main pic .... I decided that I will just upload everything to my photostream on the photostream website. So here is the link to the set. Enjoy...and be sure to leave feedback on what you would suggest for improvements. And if you'd like I may post the actual LDD file, but I will only do that upon request...or when I become less lazy So that's it!
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I thought the ultra dragon from the epic dragon battle set wasn't very show accurate. So I rebuilt it in LDD for more show accuracy. I've also added some better gimmicks to it.Its gimmicks areAll 4 heads have a launcher.The wings have the same flapping gimmick as the Gukko bird from Jaller and Gukko. I've built the body around that gimmick and made it so it would be built solid if made in real life.It has a similar tail whipping action like from earth dragon defense.With that out of the way here are the picsMain view (The chains on each head are supposed to be connected together for reins, But that would be extremely difficult in Ldd)http://www.brickshel...n_revamp_01.pngSide viewhttp://www.brickshel...n_revamp_02.pngTop viewhttp://www.brickshel...n_revamp_03.pngBottom viewhttp://www.brickshel...n_revamp_04.pngAnother side viewhttp://www.brickshel...n_revamp_05.pngGallery when publichttp://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=517166Comments and critisim appriciated.
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Long time no see, BZPower. I know I'm not the most active of members, but I've got a 3-part LDD project to give me incentive to post here. This is the first of the Toa I've currently got planned, and the only one completed thus far.I won't be updating the topic when I've done the others - I know the rules, and I expect the topic will be long gone anyway by the time the next is finished. Anyway, on to the MOC:IIYou can TL;DR this bit. It's the background of the buildA while ago, I built an LDD Toa Nuara to my dimensions measured in lego. It was pretty much a total failure. The limbs took ages to pose 'cause of the really incredible lag LDD generates trying to rotate body-sized lego structures, added to the difficulties of posing ball joints as opposed to hinges. On top of that, the limbs were stick-thin (I'm not exactly muscular, you see. I made the mistake of forgetting Toa are clad in quite significant armour), the... rear padding... was ridiculously disproportioned 'cause I'd estimated it and the mask (the one part I was pleased with) looked huge on top of the rest of the body, though actually the "head" it was built over was quite pleasingly proportional.I really wanted something to show for the many hours of effort I put into it, but the MOC itself was pretty much a washout. I could have revamped it (in fact, I still want to, but that's a pipe dream as of now), but I didn't want to invest that much time into building the same thing again, especially so soon. So I decided on one of the many Bionicle based Toa teams I've built over the years, and went for one I felt I wouldn't be tempted to put the same stick-thin proportions on: This one. Using what I'd learned not to do with the one failed MOC, I'd build three others.IIAnd this is what I've builtThe joints are, I admit, very gappy. In order to allow the limbs to move with a near-natural range of positions, I think it's neccessary. I replaced as many of the ball-jointed sections as I could with hinge arrays - the neck, fingers and wrists are the only joints that use the ball bearing method, which suffer heavily from lag when they're posed.The picture's not all that clear at this distance, so here's a range of pictures that cover pretty much all the surfaces in recognisable detail:Front of feet and shinsBack of feet and shinsFront of thighs, pelvis and lower armsBack of thighs, pelvis and lower armsFront of torsoBack of torsoKanohi Ruru(It's not actually supposed to be a Ruru, but that's not the topic, here)And yeah... Full body Articulation. (edited to right pic) Counting the three-hinge arrays replacing the ball joints as one joint, he has 43 points of articulation, while in practice it's 55.If you want the file to play around with, it's here. Bear in mind it's a huge, laggy model. It might not be supportable on some computers, and it'll appear to freeze whenever you edit an angle, change the group of bricks you're changing the angles around, switch the angle tool (after it's been used) for any other tool, when you load it or when you save it. These are all temporary effects, though. In the most severe cases (on this computer), they'll last three minutes at most (doing things like rotating the whole body around an extremity like a foot or a knuckle).So, comments? If you have any ideas, I'd really appreciate feedback on ideas to make the others less gappy, while still mobile. I don't think I'll be editing this one, though.
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I have found a way to attach the 4 armed Garmadon piece to a torso piece. Here are step by step instructions on it.Parts needed to do thishttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__1.pngStep 1 lie the torsos and legs on there backhttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__2.pngStep 2 attach the legs to the 4 armed torsohttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__3.pngStep 3 drag the legs out of the 4 armed torso till there the space away in the pichttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__4.pngStep 4 attach the normal Garmadon torso. As you see in the pic it doesn't line up all the way with the 4 armed torsohttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__5.pngStep 5 take the two red bricks and attach them to the feet as shownhttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__6.pngStep 6 remove the normal Garmadon torso and slide the legs onto the 1x2 brickhttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__7.pngStep 7 slide the 1x2 brick over so it lines up under the 4 armed piecehttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__8.pngStep 8 move the legs back over and attach the normal Garmadon toros. The 4 armed piece will now be lined up properlyhttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__9.pngStep 9 delete the red bricks and highlight all the pieces. The 4 armed part isn't attached to the normal torso so you'll have to select all the bricks by dragging over them with your mouse. Stand the completed torso upright and your donehttp://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/Garmadon4armsLdd/attaching_4_armed_piece__10.pngNote if this is posted in the wrong topic please move to correct topic. -
I found this piece in Lego Digital Designer. I want to know what set it is from since I can't seem to search for it on bricklink.http://upload.brickshelf.com/gallery/takanuinuva/mc/unknown_piece.png
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Hey! I would like to showcase my first MOC since the start of uni. I've always wanted to see how Lariska would look. Instead of just imagining, I took it upon myself to incarnate her in LDD form! It was also a great chance for me to experiment with building feminine-looking MOCS, and all it took was a night's length of work and a few more hours this afternoon. So without further ado, here she is!!!Yep. That should do it.Here's the link to the LDD file, in case you're wondering...http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Darksiders/LegoDigitalDesigner/lariska.lxfAs with all my other LDD MOC's, feel free to download and adjust as you see fit; just don't forget to credit the original design to yours truly ;)That's all I have for you today! More MOC's to come!
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Anyone here use LDD? I'm curious to know what people think of it...I tried downloading a copy onto my laptop, but sadly it doesn't seem to function properly (The screen keeps flashing and won't let me click anything). The laptop is an MSI X320 running Windows Vista. During the installation, it popped up a message about needing a new OpenGL driver, but I haven't been able to locate an appropriate one for my particular laptop (may have something to do with the fact that I have no idea what OpenGL is... or where to look for one). I'm also looking into getting LDraw, in case that doesn't work out. Has anyone here used both? If so, which would you recommend?
