>>9790687I always used
stud.io because i know most of the names and naming conventions of it by heart. LDD I did give a try before it existed but it was impossible to find anything.
The retardproof integration with bricklink wantedlists are nice too as I almost solely buy my bricks from there.
>>9790801This, and if I have the parts in random colours I test it first that way.
I also first check the final wantedlist and crossreference them to the parts collection I already have so I have to buy as little pieces as I actually need and maybe even save some on shipping.
>>9791709I built some other groups under a theme, but here have two clones i have a pic off.
