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8th August 2008, 16:16 | #1 |
Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium
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| Lego Computer Case Mod So, I decided I wanted to build something, and I wanted a small computer to use as a web/development server. What better to do than make it out of Legos? Using MLCAD, I started working on some preliminary models. MLCAD is basically a primitive CAD program for Lego bricks. It uses the LDraw parts library, and you can export your models to purchase the parts at BrickLink. It’s a bit buggy, but it’s the best software out there for this sort of thing. MLCAD final perspective renderAs it turns out, Lego bricks are a little under 8mm square, and 9.6mm tall. This makes them remarkably perfect for a number of computer components… although, as it turned out, not perfect for them all. http://tfvlrue.wordpress.com/2008/06/25/lego-computer/
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