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Plan LEGO city layouts with tracks, roads, and buildings

Thirty Two by 32 helps you organize buildings, roads, baseplates, and railway tracks in a visual workspace. Define your table shape, try different arrangements, and see how everything fits before moving your collection.

• Design your table: Create a custom outline and work with measurements in plates, studs, inches, or centimeters.

• Arrange your city: Drag elements onto your layout, then move, rotate, and stack them to explore different designs.

• Plan roads and railways: Connect compatible track pieces and extend straight road sections with convenient keyboard shortcuts.

• Position elements precisely: Use grid guides, snapping, and zoom controls to refine your layout.

• Add custom elements: Expand your planning library with your own artwork.

• Manage multiple layouts: Save your designs and keep several projects open while you compare ideas.

• Print your plans: Print a layout and generate an element schedule showing quantities grouped by type.

Whether you’re starting a small display or reorganizing an established city, Thirty Two by 32 gives you room to experiment before the building begins.

LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this software.

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