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Design By Me advice?

tdhbrtdhbr Member Posts: 188
edited November 2011 in Building and Techniques
I'm going to take a stab at a project using LDD and Design By Me - a Lego jewelry box for my wife's Christmas present. Anyone have any general (or specific) tips or tricks for using Design by Me? Such as, it appears to me that it is more cost-efficient to use 1 larger brick instead of 2 smaller ones, where possible. I know this isn't the cheapest way to MOC, but by making it a present for my wife I can justify trying it out :). Thanks in advance for the advice!

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  • jwsmartjwsmart Member Posts: 298
    This is probably the best LDD resource out there at the moment:
    http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?s=ec2221305b288a1f663d71a5bec2d2f4&showtopic=39841

    If you want to save on costs, you can purchase the parts via Pick-A-Brick online (http://shop.lego.com/pab), but then you would have to produce the box & instructions yourself.
  • monkey_roomonkey_roo Member Posts: 1,411
    Just a heads up Lego are saying 24th Nov for last orders for Design By Me before Christmas. And on that theme they are closing the service down forever on the 16 Jan. so it really is now or never.
  • Bosstone100Bosstone100 Member Posts: 1,431
    monkey_roo... I sent you a PM.
  • CCCCCC Member Posts: 20,526
    Almost 3 years after they closed it ... and lego are still referring to the DESIGN by ME service in their emails ... :-)

    Please note: If your order contains a Pick A Brick or DESIGNbyME product, it will be
    shipping separately and should arrive 13-18 business days from the date you placed your order.
  • graphitegraphite Member Posts: 3,275
    Wow.. 3 year thread revival too.. Is that a record?
    AndorGallardoLUdougts
  • AndorAndor Member Posts: 252
    That is pretty long.
  • GallardoLUGallardoLU Member Posts: 644
    graphite said:

    Wow.. 3 year thread revival too.. Is that a record?

    challenge accepted!

    now, to dig to the oldest thread and resurrect it :P
  • MatthewMatthew Administrator Posts: 3,714
    By definition the oldest discussion is http://www.bricksetforum.com/discussion/1/ although it won't be accessible to any of you. (If you were wondering, it's a test thread where we (the forum team) were testing out the Vanilla platform). :-)
  • plasmodiumplasmodium Member Posts: 1,956
    Are they just numbered sequentially, then? So if this is number 2030 (going by the URL) there were over 2000 posted before this? If that was 3 years ago, how many are we up to now?!
  • MatthewMatthew Administrator Posts: 3,714
    Yes, they're numbered sequentially and this is 2030. The latest one posted this evening is 17562!
    plasmodium
  • binaryeyebinaryeye Member Posts: 1,831

    So if this is number 2030 (going by the URL) there were over 2000 posted before this? If that was 3 years ago, how many are we up to now?!

    Looks like about 17.5k.
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