Quoting Levi Koeppel i have version 4.2 but all that comes up when i click the link is a page of weird characters. does it have any connection with my having a Mac computer?

Quoting Levi Koeppel Hey, i am having a problem downloading the model to my LDD. do you have any tips on how i can do it?

Quoting Mithryl Altaire So, is that why your gundams have bent-knee stances in most pics? The search for the perfect hip-joint continues, I suppose. Incidentally, my favorite hip joint is currently the ball-joints that use the rubberized socket pieces. They can hold nearly as much weight as the exo-force click joints, but have the added benefit of being more compact and far more poseable. I highly recommend them, though but only the rubberized ones, not the regular ones. They aren't worth the plastic they are made of. Great stuff!

Quoting Mithryl Altaire I'm looking at this model, and I'm looking at the hips: I see a clicky socket on one side, but not the other side--do the hips only have one clicky socket or am I just not seeing the other one? Is the other side inserted into a regular technic hole? Sorry, I don't mean to sound critical--just trying to understand. I don't have LDD loaded right now, because my comp is garbage, so I can't see for myself. I've long struggled with clicky joint hips and eventually settled on that black piece that has the two clicky sockets as being the best one, but this doesn't look like that because those hips are a minimum six studs wide. This looks like four wide to me. If you've found a way around this, I would be very interested to know, because that is revolutionary.

Quoting Mithryl Altaire I'm looking at this model, and I'm looking at the hips: I see a clicky socket on one side, but not the other side--do the hips only have one clicky socket or am I just not seeing the other one? Is the other side inserted into a regular technic hole? Sorry, I don't mean to sound critical--just trying to understand. I don't have LDD loaded right now, because my comp is garbage, so I can't see for myself. I've long struggled with clicky joint hips and eventually settled on that black piece that has the two clicky sockets as being the best one, but this doesn't look like that because those hips are a minimum six studs wide. This looks like four wide to me. If you've found a way around this, I would be very interested to know, because that is revolutionary.

Quoting Marc dZ Thanks for sharing, that is so nice of you!

Quoting Mithryl Altaire Interesting frame design--looks very poseable and stable. Its good to see a person who, when they talk about the frame they use, they actually mean a FRAME, and aren't referring to the mech they are building. Mechs are mechs and frames are frames. In any case, a very interesting build in the torso in order to incorporate the pilot. Do you find that this design places a lot of constraints on what torso shapes you can make, due to the large square space required? A couple of suggestions: have you considered adding a second knee joint to allow your mecha to do kneeling poses? I've used it in a number of builds and have found that the stability in most cases isn't significantly affected. One last suggestion: for the feet, you may want to consider a second brick with a "+" hole on the opposite side of the heel as well, to improve stability. With lego mecha, 90% of the foot weight falls on the heels, not the toes. The toes are mostly cosmetic, so it is important that the heels be as stable as possible. Hope that helps!