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Ryan M.

12-09-2004 07:56

Know the part number?

Does anyone know the LDraw part number for the attached piece? I'm having a little trouble finding it...

Tytus Gerrish

12-09-2004 08:49

Re: Know the part number?

all the nimbers are the same as the numbers that are printed on the lego pieces. if you look carefully sometimes you have to do it with a magnifing glass Every lego part has a number in this case its probaly in one of the vallies between the holes

Ryan M.

12-09-2004 11:51

Re: Know the part number?

Well... I found the number, but I couldn't find the piece still. It's possible they just don't have a part file for it yet. (And yes, I have the newest parts update)

Actually, as I typed this I found it on the unofficial list. :) So, my modeling can continue. Thank you, Tytus!

Bill Beatty

13-09-2004 10:51

Re: Know the part number?

It looks like a "flux capacitor" to me.

David Kelly

13-09-2004 11:02

Re: Know the part number?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Beatty

It looks like a "flux capacitor" to me.

No way the AA batteries are going to be able to handle that one. It's going to take at least 1.21 jigawatts to power that sucker...

Tytus Gerrish

14-09-2004 17:24

Re: Know the part number?

ok i have one right here the number is
32125

Specialagentjim

15-10-2004 23:02

Re: Know the part number?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Beatty

It looks like a "flux capacitor" to me.

...Of which team 108 is still in need of one. If you have a spare, please inform the pit manager. Thanks!

Bill Beatty

19-10-2004 15:28

Re: Know the part number?

Sorry. We only have one, and as you can see, it is doing double duty. If we locate another, we will let you know.

Mr. Bill

JVN	19-10-2004 16:13

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1 Attachment(s)

Where in time is BEAST-2004?

David Kelly

19-10-2004 16:57

Re: Know the part number?

Quote:

Originally Posted by JVN

Where in time is BEAST-2004?

Civil War.

Al Skierkiewicz

04-11-2004 23:55

Re: Know the part number?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Beatty

It looks like a "flux capacitor" to me.

I think it's the proto, the real one had like lights and thingys you know.

Elgin Clock

05-11-2004 01:29

Re: Know the part number?

You say you want a flux capacitor?

Look no further than e-bay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1523&item=55310374 11&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

Elgin Clock

27-12-2004 07:14

Re: Know the part number?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tytus Gerrish

ok i have one right here the number is
32125

http://www.peeron.com/inv/parts/32125

Astronouth7303

27-12-2004 12:52

Re: Know the part number?

Ok, everyone here who actually helped gets rep because I love LDraw and Lego so much. :]

Elgin Clock

27-12-2004 13:06

Re: Know the part number?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Astronouth7303

Ok, everyone here who actually helped gets rep because I love LDraw and Lego so much. :]

Ok, I have been a long time actual lego maniac for quite some time now, but what the heck is LDraw? I know it is a virtual lego system, but is it worth it? What can you do with it?

<Realize that I am a CAD/Drafting major, and have been making some 3d CAD lego models for about a month now for the heck of it, and to not lose my CAD skills for the time I have been out of work.>

Will LDraw let me make something in VR pretty quick with a full parts library available to me and then print out a list of what I need to actually make the thing? <Please say yes!>

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