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Thought some of you might appreciate the instructions I posted for a simple
little starfighter model I built from two sets, the new Space Police “Raid VPR”
and the Star Wars “Separatist’s Shuttle”.
Here’s the model, including links to the instruction images:
And here’s the first page of the instructions themselves:
Hope you enjoy.
Jim
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In lugnet.cad, Jim DeVona wrote:
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Thought some of you might appreciate the instructions I posted for a simple
little starfighter model I built from two sets, the new Space Police “Raid
VPR” and the Star Wars “Separatist’s Shuttle”.
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Ah, Lugnet. Looks like I borked the image links. Let’s try that again.
Here’s the model, including links to the instruction images:
And here’s the first page of the instructions themselves:
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In lugnet.cad, Jim DeVona wrote:
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Ah, Lugnet. Looks like I borked the image links. Let’s try that again.
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You may have borked the link, but your render is simply stunning. Well done, and
thanks for posting!
Did you use Bricksmith to create it?
JOHN
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In lugnet.cad, John Neal wrote:
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You may have borked the link, but your render is simply stunning. Well done,
and thanks for posting!
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Thanks! Just to be clear, the first image is an actual photo (although I did
post some other images and test renderings of the LDraw version on Flickr).
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Did you use Bricksmith to create it?
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Yep. My standard procedure is to build a model with real bricks, then to rebuild
it in Bricksmith (a process of carefully disassembling and reassembling the
actual model to figure out a logical sequence of steps, which is usually very
different than the way it’s first built), and lastly to produce instructions
with LPub 4 (which has some definite quirks, but close attention and a little
hand-editing of the LPub commands keeps it manageable).
Jim
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In lugnet.cad, Jim DeVona wrote:
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In lugnet.cad, John Neal wrote:
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You may have borked the link, but your render is simply stunning. Well done,
and thanks for posting!
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Thanks! Just to be clear, the first image is an actual photo (although I did
post some other images and test renderings of the LDraw version on Flickr).
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Did you use Bricksmith to create it?
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Yep. My standard procedure is to build a model with real bricks, then to
rebuild it in Bricksmith (a process of carefully disassembling and
reassembling the actual model to figure out a logical sequence of steps,
which is usually very different than the way it’s first built), and lastly to
produce instructions with LPub 4 (which has some definite quirks, but close
attention and a little hand-editing of the LPub commands keeps it
manageable).
Jim
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Jim,
Very nice indeed! May I have the list of quirks, or are you looking into
them?
Kevin
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