[Dan]

That looks so cool! I know the habitats are the stacked cubes, but in the picture it looks like a tree which perfectly fits the theme.

And congratulations on your store display mission accomplishment!

[Dan]

Welcome Rob! I’m also a space fan. That’s a cool upscaled minifig leg design!

[Dan]

Can Studio model the structural integrity of the bridge (maybe if you add piers to either end)?

[Dan]

The stable looks cool! The lamps look funky in the Studio rendering since the lighting makes the 1×1 round appear invisible while still adding a yellow shadow to the white bricks behind.

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I’ll plan to contribute to this. Can we install at Q2?

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June 8th works for us.

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Thanks for volunteering @timf! Jenny and I could make the 13th but not the 27th.

[Dan]

Welcome! What do you like to build?

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I appreciated the realistic cracking exhibited by many structures of this shed’s age! 😂

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WordPress profiles already support this if users are so inclined. Click on the user and navigate to Profile. That can display real name and a few other pieces of info depending on the user’s settings. As an example you can view my name and favorite thing to build: https://www.steelcitylug.com/members/randomdan/profile/

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And my ships!

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Ben’s build!

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Had a blast! Here’s Walter’s WIP

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I think we said hi at Brickfest – welcome to the club!

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I like the interior decorating! The technique you used for the central tree is neat.

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I also plan to arrive at 1pm.

[Dan]

Really cool @loganc! This looks like it could fit a city alongside the modulars!

[Dan]

Ah, that looks cool! Maybe Christmas trees & holly?

That looks like a good deal for Ice Planet!

[Dan]

Well now I’m curious what you’re building! Is it a winter themed Old Train Shed?

[Dan]

I still have my physical card. It’s actually in decent shape and covered in AFOL day stickers. I don’t use it often since I hardly buy sets in person.

[Dan]

Oh that’s pretty nifty!

[Dan]

I was confused by the “Unintentional Lego Day at Ross Park Mall” event until I looked closer and realized I read it wrong 😄

[Dan]

I think this is a terrible idea. Part variations matter for aesthetic and occasionally for performance purposes. As Logan said, there is already a category for buyers and sellers who didn’t care – “undetermined type”. This decision adds little value to the consumer and seriously disrupts hardcore users.

There is also the point Logan raised regarding set inventory. While one may argue that is not the primary purpose of Bricklink, it is a function that we as the community have come to expect from the site. Guess we’ll have to start buying original instructions to try to divine what actually came with a set.

Does Stud.io also ignore these mold variations?

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A few thoughts/findings:
* The cell unit should correspond to a baseplate.
* If I select an already assigned cell I can overwrite the original color. I don’t see a way to view all groups to which a cell is assigned.
* There does not seem to be a way to edit an existing cell group.
* There does not appear to be a way to create a border outlining table edges, space for staffers, etc.

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Thanks for getting it and thanks for organizing! The winter theme was a lot of fun!

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