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danny staple wrote:
> Yes, the lack of undo is a bit nasty. You might also take a look at
> LeoCAD, which has recently undergone much more development than MLCad
> (which doesnt seem to have been developed at all in about 3/4 years),
> but does not natively use the LDraw format. It exports and imports
> fine, and builds its peice library from the LDraw library anyway.
Hmm, I'm not sure I want to re-learn my "cadding"
on a new program, but I'll google "leoCAD" and have a look.
> peeron.com is a place to look up sets, models and peices. I would
> start with looking up ambulance, and hospital, and then seeing which
> minifigs the sets listed come with. I turned up
> http://peeron.com/inv/sets/6688-1 and
> http://peeron.com/inv/sets/606-1.
Oh, I see, that's very clever. Thanks.
> Well the unnofficial list is a help, but you might also want to look
> into LeoCAD which has a minifig generator, which will allow you to
> choose from a selection of heads, hats, torsos, arms, legs and
> accessories. There may not be a red cross, but there may be clearly
> identifiable medics.
Actually, MLCad has a minifig generator,
which I've been using. It doesn't have all the options
as far as different heads, etc.. but I can easily put them in manually.
> For an example of Lego stop motion (just so you know what people have
> done), google for Lego and Camelot for a Lego rendition of a Monty
> Python classic.
Yes, it's great.. isn't it.
Discovered "brick films" a while ago.
Check out the Spiderman2 one if you haven't seen it... big budget brick
film!
thanks again, Danny!
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NB: swap "spam" for "lugnet" in my email address. :-)
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