anybody know where one could find some poser stuff?
                                                                    thanks!

Have you tried the freestuff section here at Rendo?

Yea, check out the free stuff here on Renderosity... and this is probably my favorite site with free poser stuff: http://www.most-digital-creations.com/freestuff.htm

Nope.. no poser stuff here.. nothing to see.. move along...

Also try www.runtimedna.com as well as www.daz3d.com.  DAZ has weekly freedies before they become purchase items.

FWHS Designs have Star Wars Lego figures for download. I don't know about bricks etc. if that was what you were looking for, although you occasionally see them on general 3D modelling sites. You'd have to import and scale them yourself of course.

Are you looking for something in particular for Legos? Since FWHS Designs is my website I do requests some times.

If it is figures you are looking for right now my hands are full finishing off my Lego Star Wars  Figures. I have a to do list of several different figures and need to redo my blank Lego Man. 

VanishingPoint might have lego blocks.

Attached Link: http://www.ldraw.org/

You can find a number of 3ds bricks and models by doing a Google search for "3ds lego" (without the quotes).  I did the search and saw a number of sites that I downloaded the bricks from, but I'm doing to let you do the searching to get them.  The bricks all readily import into Poser, but would have to be resized.  If you want to import them at a consistent size, uncheck Percent of Standard Figure Size.

Of more interest to everybody ought to be the free ldraw software program.  I haven't used it, but it contains 1200+ Lego parts and is a CAD type program for building Lego models and can print out the instructions used to create the models similar to the instruction pamphlet that comes with Lego sets.  The models can also be exported to a format that 3D programs can import.

Quote - The models can also be exported to a format that 3D programs can import.

Interesting. I had a quick look around that site, but couldn't see a reference to exporting. What format is it, do you know?

thanks, iam looking around

To export from Ldraw is an easy process if you have the correct tools. All of my Legos are done using both LDraw and 3d Max due to having to model custom parts. If you want I can make a tutorial on how this is done.

cool, but i cant run the program on my comp. but working on it   thanks