Lego Models.

[Aquarius]

I normally only post spritework on here, but there's an 'other creativity' thread, so I might as well at least tease some models I've made.

So here are some Star Trek-inspired models! You can probably recognize the more iconic classes of ship.

   

   

[titleknown]

Huh! I'm surprised more folks haven't talked about the idea of Lego Star Trek. BTW, did you make those from scratch, or use one of those Lego-type CAD programs with all the bricks usable to build those?

[Kuro-chan]

Well, I can see you use LDD. Not a bad program, indeed.

Do you run into any problems with projects exceeding 30,000 bricks? I find I have trouble with trying to save a project when it exceeds that number. :/

[Aquarius]

Huh! I'm surprised more folks haven't talked about the idea of Lego Star Trek. BTW, did you make those from scratch, or use one of those Lego-type CAD programs with all the bricks usable to build those?

I used LDD, I use that for most of my projects because of my continually-low brick collection.

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Well, I can see you use LDD.  Not a bad program, indeed.

Do you run into any problems with projects exceeding 30,000 bricks?  I find I have trouble with trying to save a project when it exceeds that number.  :/

I haven't gotten to quite that amount of pieces yet...I'll tell you when I do!

[Kuro-chan]

With me it was rebuilding a fictional town from Parasite Eve 2. I wanted to make it to scale with minifigs, but when I got close to a full model, I started running into problems with being unable to save it.

[Aquarius]

With me it was rebuilding a fictional town from Parasite Eve 2.  I wanted to make it to scale with minifigs, but when I got close to a full model, I started running into problems with being unable to save it.

Yeah, I can see how building an entire town in LDD can do that. Now, after some time, I have indeed had trouble with large save files, namely in that it sometimes crashes instead of saving, and I have to redo everything I did before saving.