Is there any place where scans or PDFs of instruction booklets can be downloaded?
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Yes, from themselves, for sets from 2002 onwards.
D-N-D Bricks(archived) use to have a lot of older sets' instructions.
List of archived instructions.
These sites are absolutely marvellous:
- Let's Build It Again - this has user submissions too
- BrickFactory - if you can't find it on here, then it can't exist
- WorldBricks - looks to be another cracking resource
(Having just spent some time looking through these, I just don't know why I hadn't tried looking for this stuff before.)
answered Oct 25, 2011 at 21:32
If you have an Android device, the app Lego Scans is also very convenient.
Ever lost a LEGO® scan or you maybe want to take a trip down memory lane? This app enables you to browse through 4000 LEGO® scans by box number or by theme. You can choose to save the scan image files to your SD card for offline viewing! This also enables you to view the scan in your favorite image app!
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1This app was removed from the Play Store some years ago. Commented Jan 10, 2020 at 9:58
The following sites all have instructions:
- Lego (2002 onwards)
- The Brick Factory
- D-N-D Bricks
- World Bricks
- Peeron
- Cubiculus - not scans, but recreations of instructions from many official sets
Peeron also has a bunch of instructions for sets over 5 years old. In addition, it has a parts breakdown of most sets Lego has produced.
Lego.com. Just hope you have the box or some information. Lego.com Support- Set Instructions
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2Welcome to LEGO Answers. This seems somewhat redundant to the other answers. Can you add something to make this more helpful?– chicksCommented Dec 11, 2016 at 21:28
Besides being a great LEGO community website, Brickset has even different versions of almost every set imaginable.
