There are things that are much simpler than they seem at first. For example: How do I create a blueprint from my digitally built MOCs? After all, they look pretty cool. Today I came across a video by “SthróM” in which he explains the procedure in a foolproof way. What you need:
- a digitally built MOC (for example in Studio)
- an export of the MOC in the LDraw format *.ldr
- the open source software LDView
- an image editing programme such as Affinity Photo or the classic Photoshop from Adobe
You can see how it continues here in the video:
Editing under macOS works quite analogously. I took two of my projects and these are the results. I’m already pretty happy with them!


I have published details about the Lohner-Porsche in a separate article.

This model of a MAN x73 was created by designer 3ffermann. I created the matching building instructions (MAN x73 LEGO MOC).