I was wondering if anybody used either of these services to digitally build, display and/or buy their own custom sets. I post regularly to the DbM Gallery under a pseudonym and find it extremely relaxing to sit at my desk and build kits without having to have actual bricks out all over the place.
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 1:48 am
I have used the Lego Designer software to try out ideas though I've never actually ordered parts using that.
I do.. Lego Design-By-Me orders the parts, but they don't come cheap. I made a minifigure, and it cost 14.95, no lie.
Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 9:12 am
Takahashi Ryotaro
I do.. Lego Design-By-Me orders the parts, but they don't come cheap. I made a minifigure, and it cost 14.95, no lie.
It's much, much cheaper to buy your parts individually through the Pick-A-Brick program. I was doing a part-by-part shopping cart that matched a robot leg I had developed, and the damn thing cost more than double through DbM and less than $6 through Pick-A-Brick.
I was wondering if anybody used either of these services to digitally build, display and/or buy their own custom sets. I post regularly to the DbM Gallery under a pseudonym and find it extremely relaxing to sit at my desk and build kits without having to have actual bricks out all over the place.
Hmm..Would your pseudonym be "Mithryl Dlarix"?
Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 4:36 pm
Takahashi Ryotaro
Doctor Edgewood
I was wondering if anybody used either of these services to digitally build, display and/or buy their own custom sets. I post regularly to the DbM Gallery under a pseudonym and find it extremely relaxing to sit at my desk and build kits without having to have actual bricks out all over the place.
Hmm..Would your pseudonym be "Mithryl Dlarix"?
No, I don't post on the DbM galleries anymore, though I have an extensive catalog of uploads there. I mostly post on MOC Pages now. My pseudonym was and is ForteNoir. Also, the Double Zeta in your sig got cut off.