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In lugnet.build.contests, Todd Lehman wrote:
> 1. ... Every model must
> have at least one minifig and must not use non-classic space minifigs ...
> 4. Pure LDraw (or MLCAD, LeoCAD, etc.) designs are OK but *MUST* use pieces
> in colors which LEGO has actually produced.
Minor nit: These two rules conflict. The Classic Space/Castle helmet
hasn't been officially released as an LDraw part. Which makes it hard to
include classic space mini-figures in an LDraw model.
Roy Earls developed some unofficial versions of the helmet, see them at
<http://members.theglobe.com/Stonewall9/test.htm>.
--
Steve Bliss
Is that blue better for you?
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"Steve Bliss" <steve.bliss@home.com> wrote in message
news:7jmjvsg71ecgd1chff4v1vn79kegiru64c@4ax.com...
> In lugnet.build.contests, Todd Lehman wrote:
>
> > 1. ... Every model must
> > have at least one minifig and must not use non-classic space minifigs • ...
>
> > 4. Pure LDraw (or MLCAD, LeoCAD, etc.) designs are OK but *MUST* use • pieces
> > in colors which LEGO has actually produced.
>
> Minor nit: These two rules conflict. The Classic Space/Castle helmet
> hasn't been officially released as an LDraw part. Which makes it hard • to
> include classic space mini-figures in an LDraw model.
>
> Roy Earls developed some unofficial versions of the helmet, see them at
> <http://members.theglobe.com/Stonewall9/test.htm>.
That hi-res version sure is a large .dat file, but it looks great in
POV-Ray. Too bad the helmet doesn't have the same insertion point as the
official helmet element. (I guess I could just mess with the file,
though.)
-John Van
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