After years'n'years I finally completed this model and building instructions for it! If you are interested in building one, follow the description on Flickr.
https://t.co/lXu3gbzqu5
@TopoSolitario Oh hey, sorry for not responding sooner - I am slow on Twitter. Thanks for the heads up, though the link actually goes to a model that's not mine. Maybe it changed since you posted the warning?
@NewElementary@demontes_e I did some testing :) I agree it's complicated and I can't draw no super clean and satisfying conclusions. But I found things that work as opposed to things that don't. It bugs me that no lego CAD has a clue about the interferences.
@saabfan2000@demontes_e Second that. Besides, it's the most interesting out of the three when it comes to its shapes and the design challenge it hence presents!
@Sudoku_404 @saabfan2000@JimBridenstine@DJSnM@NASASolarSystem Correct. In fact, I think they will likely put a refueling station along with some toilets and emergency points every couple miles. I saw plenty of documentaries about space missions to know they really want their safety's.
@saabfan2000 kindly built my Venator in @Mecabricks, so you can check out this fantastic 3D view. I am impressed by the looks and performance of this platform. Probably well worth learning how to use it!
https://t.co/uW5w4BQfY0
After years'n'years I finally completed this model and building instructions for it! If you are interested in building one, follow the description on Flickr.
https://t.co/lXu3gbzqu5
Thanks to @BrickLink team for developing their free https://t.co/opf18snG7q digital buuilding tool, which was the key for making my instructions booklet. I encourage everyone to check the tool out!
With some extra care, you can get results like this:
https://t.co/lQKNdUNH5g