​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2024-01 parts library for Fedora 39 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202401-ec1.fc39.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202401-ec1.fc39.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202401-ec1.fc39.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202401-ec1.fc39.noarch.rpm​

See also LDrawPartsLibrary.

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2023-07 parts library for Fedora 39 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202307-ec1.fc39.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202307-ec1.fc39.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202307-ec1.fc39.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202307-ec1.fc39.noarch.rpm​

See also LDrawPartsLibrary.

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2023-06 parts library for Fedora 38 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202306-ec1.fc38.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202306-ec1.fc38.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202306-ec1.fc38.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202306-ec1.fc38.noarch.rpm​

See also LDrawPartsLibrary.

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2023-03 parts library for Fedora 36 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202303-ec1.fc36.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202303-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202303-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202303-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​

See also LDrawPartsLibrary.

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2023-02 parts library for Fedora 36 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202302-ec1.fc36.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202302-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202302-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202302-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​

See also LDrawPartsLibrary.

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2022-06 parts library for Fedora 36 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202206-ec1.fc36.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202206-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202206-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202206-ec1.fc36.noarch.rpm​

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2022-05 parts library for Fedora 34 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202205-ec1.fc34.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202205-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202205-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202205-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2022-03 parts library for Fedora 34 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202203-ec1.fc34.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202203-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202203-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202203-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2022-01 parts library for Fedora 34 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202201-ec1.fc34.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202201-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202201-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202201-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2020-03 parts library for Fedora 34 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-202003-ec1.fc34.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-202003-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-202003-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-202003-ec1.fc34.noarch.rpm​

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2019-02 parts library for Fedora 29 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-201902-ec1.fc29.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-201902-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-201902-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-201902-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2019-01 parts library for Fedora 29 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-201901-ec1.fc29.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-201901-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-201901-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-201901-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 201802 parts library for Fedora 29 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-201802-ec1.fc29.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-201802-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-201802-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-201802-ec1.fc29.noarch.rpm​

​LDraw.org maintains a ​library of Lego part models upon which a number of related tools such as ​LeoCAD, ​LDView and ​LPub rely.

I packaged the 2016-01 parts library for Fedora 25 to install to /usr/share/ldraw; it should be straight-forward to adapt to other distributions.

The *.noarch.rpm files are the ones to install, and the .src.rpm contains everything so it can be rebuilt for another rpm-based distribution.

ldraw_parts-201601-ec1.fc25.src.rpm​

ldraw_parts-201601-ec1.fc25.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-creativecommons-201601-ec1.fc25.noarch.rpm​
ldraw_parts-models-201601-ec1.fc25.noarch.rpm​