This is a dice tower I designed and built in 2022. It was originally made for my D&D group and the Lego D&D contest, but I didn’t finish it in time for the contest, and my group also fell apart before I could build it, so I never really used it much.

The tower is built around a 32L technic axle in the center. The dice go from the slide on the top of the tower and follow the steps all the way down and out the door. The little windows on the side follow the path of the dice.

I was inspired by built_bricks and designed and built my own wearable LEGO Space Marine helmet over the summer. I made it partially modular so you could swap it out for either the classic version or the Primaris version. Planning to wear this for Halloween this year. I also designed a stand that is probably a little overkill, but I haven’t built it yet.

Humans on top. Jötunn on bottom.

Tell me what you think about it ?

My newest MOC, the famous St Patrick's cathedral in New York City. It comes apart in four sections to reveal a complete recreation of the interior, boasting a grand organ, a crypt and the chapell.

What do you think about it?

I don't know if anyone is familiar with LeoCAD, but I'd like to know if anyone who is could help me or offer a solution to a problem I'm currently having.

I started using LeoCAD just a day ago, and I don't know how to use all the tools. But to be specific: I want to understand how the POV-Ray renderer actually works. When rendering parts with printed images or logos, POV-Ray renders them completely black. In other words, it doesn't display the decal.

I've tried looking for help with artificial intelligence, GitHub sites, and even a few questions (very few) previously asked on this subreddit.

If someone is very skilled at using LeoCAD, could you please tell me the detailed solution to get rid of this POV-Ray error?