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3DPlaying With Lego Today

SeanPSeanP210 Posts: 254Member
edited December 2016 in Work in Progress #1
I built this in Lego Digital Design Studio and then exported it to 3DS MAX using LeoCAD. A couple of pieces didn't make it through, but no big deal I can probably freehand those. I had this Lego kit when I was a kid - some days I miss playing with Lego. :)

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  • rojrenrojren1197 Louisville, Kentucky USAPosts: 1,714Member
    #2
    Legos are the best toy ever. I have a five gallon bucket of them in my basement waiting for when life gets too annoying.
    www.CADWrangler.com
  • evil_genius_180evil_genius_1801857 Posts: 9,999Member
    #3
    Great stuff as usual, Sean. :)

    Legos are indeed fun. Both in real life and digitally. For a time, I was quite addicted to LeoCAD. ;)
  • SeanPSeanP210 Posts: 254Member
    #4
    Absolutely, Lego was the best toy ever when I was a kid and I'm thinking about buying some again now. :)
    Thanks EG180! I found the decals for this thing online yesterday afternoon so next week I will render a finished version.
  • StormcloudStormcloud1 Posts: 0Member
    #5
    SeanP wrote: »
    Absolutely, Lego was the best toy ever when I was a kid and I'm thinking about buying some again now. :)

    yeah loved lego as a kid - then a few years ago i started collecting the star wars sets - and it still a lot of fun
  • SeanPSeanP210 Posts: 254Member
    #6
    Cool Stormcloud!
    I watched a time lapse video of a guy building a Lego Star Destroyer the other day.
    That was pretty cool.

    I finished the ship today.
    Added the decals, remodeled the antenna to the correct one and added the directional thrusters that didn't come through the export.

    lego-spaceship-finished.jpg?w=250

    lego-spaceship-finished-2.jpg?w=250
  • evil_genius_180evil_genius_1801857 Posts: 9,999Member
    #7
    Great stuff, bro. :thumb: Did you add the crack to the helmet yet? ;)
  • ComcoComco315 Posts: 1,279Administrator
    #8
    Haha. I loved how they did that in the Lego Movie. :)
    Nice work, Sean - adding those logos really brings back the nostalgia for me. I've still got my classic space lego - combined with everything else - in a box in the cupboard waiting for my kids to be old enough to play with it. :cool:
  • stonkystonky339 Posts: 0Member
    #9
    Great stuff!
  • SeanPSeanP210 Posts: 254Member
    #10
    Thanks guys!
    I fell asleep watching the Lego movie on Netflix so I guess I'm going to have to watch it again. :o
    This was fun, but now I have to get back to work on stuff for my book.
    Next time I take a break I think I will build the LL 928 space cruiser - found a great site with tons of Lego instruction booklets.
    I also think I'm going to start buying some of these classic space Lego sets off of EBAY.
  • evil_genius_180evil_genius_1801857 Posts: 9,999Member
    #11
    I have a site full of those books in my bookmarks for when I get the urge. ;)
  • SeanPSeanP210 Posts: 254Member
    #12
    Here's the one I found: http://letsbuilditagain.com/lego-instructions.php
  • evil_genius_180evil_genius_1801857 Posts: 9,999Member
    #13
    That looks like a nice one. This is one I like.

    http://www.brickfactory.info/
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