I guess I am better with Lego than with computers. Thanks! If only I knew how to use that application to change an MLcad file into presentable instructions like yours.
Really nice, and with some very clever techniques included! The parts seem to be in my collection so I may give it a shot some day. These are not simple models and they require fairly large numbers of parts that aren't readily available in large numbers, but perhaps some of you may be able to build them or, at least, enjoy looking at how I build this sort of thing. You can download them by clicking the following image. The Helldiver has 703 parts and the instructions have 44 pages. The Corsair has 516 parts and the instructions have 27 pages. Since it seems a shame to keep them to ourselves, I've decided to share them with the on-line LEGO-building community, free for downloading.
Because of that I decided to make instructions for those (using MLcar/ LDraw and LPub). The aircraft that we want to have the largest numbers of are the last two, the Corsair and the Helldiver. Ed has already built 5 more Avengers based on my prototype. The intention is to build several copies of each of them. Some of you may remember that I have been working on a series of aircraft models for USS Intrepid, an aircraft carrier that is being built by Ed Diment (Lego Monster). However, I have bene doing a few LEGO-related things. I started a new job and have been very busy. I haven't been particularly active on Eurobricks in the last two months.
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