better source of instruction pdfs than TLG?

[mrklaw]

I've just put in my last order on bricklink for parts to make Cafe Corner. Probably not the best choice for a first timer using bricklink, but what the heck :)

But I find the downloadable instructions on TLG pretty bad quality. Printed instructions can be bad enough to distinguish dark colours etc, but the artifacting is really bad on these. Its only about 15MB for 125 pages, so its pretty compressed.

Are recent instructions better quality?

[Calabar]

Are these or these good enough?

Otherwise you could download the lxf file of the Cafe Corner and use LDD to assist you in the building process.

Unfortunately the file is not exactly up to date, but it should be enough good to help you with colours.

[mrklaw]

Are these or these good enough?

Otherwise you could download the lxf file of the Cafe Corner and use LDD to assist you in the building process.

Unfortunately the file is not exactly up to date, but it should be enough good to help you with colours.

I think those two are the same - looks like both instruction books just stuck together into one file. Total size about the same as the two individual ones from lego, and quality looks identical (might actually be the lego ones edited together?)

thanks though. It shouldn't be a major issue, just surprised that they're so small