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Thanks for your interest. If you would like to build a Lego Linksys WRT54GL of your own, here is all the stuff you need to get started!

• Model.mpd Plans for the Lego router, containing separate models for the Case and Top. You can generate the assembly images using this file.
• ModelComposite.ldr Composite drawing. Both the models joined together to make one large model. Useful for exporting parts lists and stuff like that.
• Import of ModelComposite.ldr.bsx BrickStore file for exporting parts to BrickLink. Using BrickStore, you can create a "Wanted List" on BrickLink, and it'll show you which stores are selling the parts you need.
• Assembly\All Parts.txt A list of the totals of all the types of bricks required.
• Assembly\Parts Per Model.txt Parts list for each step of each model (Case and Top).
• Assembly\Parts Per Step.txt Parts list for each step of each model. Highly recommended for efficient assembly.

These models were created with MLCAD. You can download it for free from: http://www.lm-software.com/mlcad/

The XML file for BrickLink.com was generated using BrickStore, another free program: http://brickforge.de/software/brickstore/

~ Luke Anderson
https://www.unterminated.com

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