I'm looking for buildinginstructions numbers

[legomilk]

I'm looking for buildinginstructions numbers. Those numbers have 7 little ones below the instruction. Ussually it begins with 41 or 42 or 44. I'm looking for 3825,3826,3827,3828,3829,4894,4895,4896,4897,4898 Thx a lot for your help

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[Kikuichimonji]

Did you look at the site posted here?

[snefroe]

i'm curious... what is your interest in those?

and do you know if that number changes between a first production year instruction manual and a second , for instance?

[legomilk]

Hy there, I'm looking for the numbers from the instructionbooks. These numbers usual stands on the frontpage in the leftunder.

For example: nr.4292947 is from the nr.4416 X-pod-instructions.

Now I'm looking for the other numbers which I allready wrote in the veryfirst post.

[snefroe]

i know what you're looking for, i wonder why you 're looking for these

[legomilk]

i know what you're looking for, i wonder why you 're looking for these

I place it on paper this way hou I everything

[oo7]

I place it on paper this way hou I everything

What??????? can we please talk in English here???

[legomilk]

I place it on paper this way hou I everything

What??????? can we please talk in English here???

would you like it to translate this context to English. I'm sorry but my English isn't that good.

I'm looking for the numbers of the books because of my accounts.

[UltraPrime]

If I'm reading this right, he is keeping some kind of database. I think.

[legomilk]

If I'm reading this right, he is keeping some kind of database. I think.

I am in search of the numbers this way can I them order at lego or bricklink

[Starwars4J]

If I'm reading this right, he is keeping some kind of database. I think.

I am in search of the numbers this way can I them order at lego or bricklink

You don't use those numbers to order from Bricklink or Shop At Home. You use the set numbers which you already know. I thought you just used them for organizing your own instruction booklets, which is why you used that relatively unused number, but if you ever want to find out about a set, you can just use this site.

[legomilk]

I'm looking for buildinginstructions numbers. Those numbers have 7 little ones below the instruction. Ussually it begins with 41 or 42 or 44. I'm looking for 3825,3826,3827,3828,3829,4894,4895,4896,4897,4898 Thx a lot for your help

*y*

Help I'm looking for buildinginstructions numbers. Those numbers have 7 little ones below the instruction. Ussually it begins with 41 or 42 or 44. I'm looking for 3828,3829 not on peeron or lego buildinginstructions site.

Thanks ... :'-) :-$

[Kikuichimonji]

I'm just curious...but you have a really weird way of posting (repeating stuff, post that don't seem to make sense, quoting yourself.)...why is that?

[snefroe]

I'm just curious...but you have a really weird way of posting (repeating stuff, post that don't seem to make sense, quoting yourself.)...why is that?

i guess he's just trying to give an update, np...

maybe your missing numbers don't exist?

[Sir Dillon]

I think the reason you can't find the instructions on Peeron is because the sets you are looking for (well, at least some of them, I didn't bother finding out what every set was) haven't been out very long. And IIRC, they need to be out at least a few years before people are alowed to put them on peeron. :-)

[oo7]

And IIRC, they need to be out at least a few years before people are alowed to put them on peeron. :-)

what's IIRC?

[Sir Dillon]

And IIRC, they need to be out at least a few years before people are alowed to put them on peeron. :-)

what's IIRC?

If I Recall Correctly. :-)

[oo7]

Thanks for this Sir Dillon ;-)

Admins, would you like too consider adding this abbreviation (that word is so long :-| ) to the EB Glossary?