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In lugnet.general, Joe Strout wrote:
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In lugnet.general, Benjamin Ellermann wrote:
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The problem I have with the current system is the
same as yours, there are too many parts in each palatte that do not get used
in the model.
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My Railroad Crossing (rats, it seems that there are
no URLs for individual models, so I can’t point you directly to it) model
uses parts from all five bricksets, yet the cost is $18.95. So I don’t think
you’re buying complete sets, but maybe bags from the designer sets (though
this is pure speculation, I haven’t seen any answer from LEGO yet about what
the real part sets are).
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Being a minimalist, the first model I uploaded was a single piece priced at
$3.99. It came with 77 spare pieces. I find that reasonable for a custom set.
I captured the S@H screen here:
http://www.elecbrick.com/lego/factory/stud.html
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In lugnet.general, Doug Eaton wrote:
LOL! I love it, having that available next to somebody’s model that took them
three days to build. Now, if somebody were really evil, they’d create a separate
model for each piece available and name it with the LDraw part number or
something.
Kelly
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In lugnet.general, Kelly McKiernan wrote:
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In lugnet.general, Doug Eaton wrote:
LOL! I love it, having that available next to somebody’s model that took them
three days to build. Now, if somebody were really evil, they’d create a
separate model for each piece available and name it with the LDraw part
number or something.
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Except... Limit 1 per customer :(
ROSCO
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