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I suppose I should have announced this as well...
In lugnet.trains, Eric Kingsley wrote:
I have several LEGO Factory Train MOC’s I thought I would share. All of
these were built using Digital Designer (I am to lazy to keep track of what
parts I can and cannot use in MLCad). For the most part these went well.
Getting Boggies to attach properly is nearly impossible unless you build the
entire truck set as a sub assembly, this was the only way I got Boggies to
work properly. A few other parts have minor issues as well.
On to the Moc’s... (Click images for a bigger picture)
SNVT GP9 High Nose (Doesn’t include motors because they are cheaper on S@H).
Caboose
Box Car
While I am not a huge fan of LDD in its current state I do see that it has a
lot of potential. A few parts don’t work right and it needs serveral
additional functions. It is also a resource hog, assuming you can get the
software to run. The station is probably about as big as I can go (just over
1000 pieces) by the end my computer was starting to run very slow and some of
the annoyances of LDD magnified themselves even more.
I love the idea of LEGO Factory and want it to succeed in the worst way. If
you can I seriously suggest giving it a try.
Let me know what you think...
-Eric Kingsley
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