Here are two models. The first is a robot (Keko from the LEGO Jim Spaceborn comics), and the second is a Piratron rover.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/james ... orobot.png

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/james ... _rover.png

It told me I couldn't upload the .lxf files as attachments, so I uploaded them to Brickshelf.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/james ... e/keko.lxf

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/james ... _rover.lxf

EDIT: Here is another pic of the rover.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/james ... over_2.png

Nice work!

I remember seeing the first one on your property.

Quote by: Supersoradude

Nice work!

I remember seeing the first one on your property.

Interesting thought here, one that I have had discussions about in the past. I really think integrating LDD into the game in some way would be way better then having to use two tools. Your inventory would somehow have to be accessible to LDD but I think LDD is a much more polished build tool.

Right now if you build something on your property but want it in LDD you have to build it all over again.

Yeah, nice models BTW!


-Eric

Quote by: kingsley

Quote by: Supersoradude

Nice work!

I remember seeing the first one on your property.

Interesting thought here, one that I have had discussions about in the past. I really think integrating LDD into the game in some way would be way better then having to use two tools. Your inventory would somehow have to be accessible to LDD but I think LDD is a much more polished build tool.

Right now if you build something on your property but want it in LDD you have to build it all over again.

Yeah, nice models BTW!


-Eric

Actually, if you do a bit of file diving, you can find your models created in LEGO Universe and open them in LDD. For instance, back in the Alpha Test, the mods were creating models in the showcases:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/james ... eta_54.bmp
I later found the .lxf files for all these showcase test models in the game files:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/james ... ceship.lxf
Say, the Piratron Scout Ship uses the same rear engine design as the blue spaceship from the showcases. Were they made by the same person?

Yes they were both made by the same person. He has an account here as well and hopefully he can tell you more about them.

The first one looks very cool, but can use a little more color...

I like both models, especially the car, maybe you can use as race car for a race track regarding moonbase???

Quote by: Sim533

The first one looks very cool, but can use a little more color...

I like both models, especially the car, maybe you can use as race car for a race track regarding moonbase???

Actually, the robot is a classic character from an old 1986 LEGO Space series of comics. Changing his colors would totally nullify the point of re-creating him. His name is Keko, and he's the sidekick of Jim Spaceborn.





http://www.frankmadsen.dk/index.asp?id=14

Hey, Jamesster, can you try renaming the .lxf files as .zip files and attaching them that way? I really want to see this stuff, but my computer blocks anything from Brickshelf...