That brighten's it up a treat,
You can't do a last post Brian until you have finished the Taj Mahal!
Cheers,
Roger.
Classic British Lego (Using LDD)
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Re: Classic British Lego (Using LDD)
Hi Brian,
That brighten's it up a treat,
You can't do a last post Brian until you have finished the Taj Mahal!
Cheers,
Roger.
That brighten's it up a treat,
You can't do a last post Brian until you have finished the Taj Mahal!
Cheers,
Roger.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.
Re: Classic British Lego (Using LDD)
dodger wrote:Hi Brian,
That brighten's it up a treat,
You can't do a last post Brian until you have finished the Taj Mahal!
Cheers,
Roger.
Brian
Re: Classic British Lego (Using LDD)
Ok Roger, here ya go. The virtual Lego Taj Mahal. This build was a complete pain in the you-know-what. 
LDD hates this model. The final block count was 6,013 compared to the real Lego set which contains 5,922 bricks. The additional blocks were needed to makeup for LDD's shortcomings.
Brian
LDD hates this model. The final block count was 6,013 compared to the real Lego set which contains 5,922 bricks. The additional blocks were needed to makeup for LDD's shortcomings. Brian
Re: Classic British Lego (Using LDD)
Hi Brian,
Well blow me down!!
That just shows you as i was only joking when i said about the Taj Mahal!!! great work there Brian,
I would like to have a go but having FSX recently i have started flying my heavies after many years so i have enough on my plate at the moment!
Keep it up.
Cheers, Roger.
Well blow me down!!
That just shows you as i was only joking when i said about the Taj Mahal!!! great work there Brian,
I would like to have a go but having FSX recently i have started flying my heavies after many years so i have enough on my plate at the moment!
Keep it up.
Cheers, Roger.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.