This should not be confused with just a static image. Digital models can be manipulated by the user (ie. What do I get when I buy a digital model? My digital models are sold under the user ID: toolman_compĥ. LXF file(s) that contain the three-dimensional model(s). All digital model(s) are 100% editable by you so that you can create alternate designs/make changes if you wish. Pre-generated parts list(s) are also included in Excel spreadsheet/image/web-HTML formats. They contain the brick name, part number, part image, color, and quantity used. Here are some examples: Excel/ Image/ Web-HTML. An online Excel viewer can be found here. Everything then gets burned to CD and mailed to you. Where can I find the pieces necessary to complete my digital model? LXF files will be emailed ahead of the mailed CD so that you don't have to wait.Ħ. LEGO® has a Pick A Brick site/feature that will allow you to search for many of the parts you need on their website. Ebay and aftermarket sites like bricklink and brickowl are also good sources. I don't supply building instructions for my digital models for one simple reason, I consider my digital models to be 'base' in nature. I assume you the buyer may want to make alternate models or make changes to existing ones. If this is the case, it would be a waste of time to produce quality building instructions. Besides this, the building instructions can be produced and viewed internally by using LDD's Building Guide mode (located in the upper right of the LDD main screen).

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