We begin our journey through the ABS cosmos with in the good ship U-740 from TBB regular we slip momentarily into digital space for a run-in with the Crusader DropShip by Blackout (Kylie).Įventually we have to make planetfall to continue our explorations and we’ll be employing this trio of Alien Moonstalkers by onosendai2600. Tonight’s topic is science fiction and it’s many splendid forms brought to you by builders who run the gamut from obscure to famous. “ Pop a top, my friend” and enjoy your visual buzz before yet another weekend slips by and it’s back to the spice mines of Kessel, smashed into…well…who know’s what?. Users who have installed the program already will be able to continue to use it, and LDD will continue to be available unofficially from third-party download sites.Ĭlick to read the full press release from LEGO However, the company now says it plans to remove the download page altogether. Although LEGO announced way back in 2016 that LDD would no longer be supported, over the past few years it has continued to receive infrequent updates and even a selection of newer elements.

Studio supports most files created in LDD, LDRAW, and some other formats, and supports features such as automatically populating a BrickLink wanted list. While LEGO says it will continue to use a version of LDD internally, it is putting forward BrickLink’s Studio software as the officially supported digital building program, which LEGO acquired in 2019 when it purchased BrickLink.

Today LEGO has announced that it is finally and completely sunsetting LEGO Digital Designer (LDD), the company’s digital building program that was first introduced in 2004 as a consumer version of LEGO’s internal design software.

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