Hi-res pics of 12v

[Merkurius]

Does anybody know where I could find hi res pics of the 12v era trains and building? I want to print them and put on my storage boxes for each train.. The one I find on google aren´t close to be big enough..

[Spitfire2865]

Box art?

[Merkurius]

Yes, for example.

[Spitfire2865]

No I mean why not use just box art.

[Merkurius]

Because I dont have the boxes, and the pics I find on the net isn´t large enough for printing in 150dpi

[Electricsteam]

I could take HiRes Pictures of my set 111.

[Spitfire2865]

You may be able to find the building instructions on Legos website. You could always take the file and take out the main picture. Should be good enough for your purposes.

[peterab]

You may be able to find the building instructions on Legos website.

You do realise these were from the eighties, and the instructions on Lego's website don't go back that far?

[alainneke]

Have you tried contacting LEGO customer support? Maybe they can help you...

[timmyc1983]

you could try: http://lego.brickinstructions.com/

I haven't found a set they don'y have listed and the scans of the instruction booklets are relatively big, might be your best option....

Good luck!

[Merkurius]

you could try: http://lego.brickinstructions.com/

I haven't found a set they don'y have listed and the scans of the instruction booklets are relatively big, might be your best option....

Good luck!

Sorry.. those pictures aren´t close to the size I need.

[FreeBee]

Sorry.. those pictures aren´t close to the size I need.

How big do you want them?

Is this more to your liking?

http://www.brickfactory.info/scans/03000/3225/001.jpg

[harnbak]

I would surf around bricklink, see for example LEGO-Train-12-Volts' excellent 12v gallery: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=460457

To do a Google search specifically on bricklink, try: http://tinyurl.com/cp3fw7h

You can even specify the size (in this case medium): http://tinyurl.com/cjrs3nv

There are also excellent pictures in here: http://www.eurobrick...showtopic=28356

Please remember to ask for permission if you want to use any pictures for commercial purposes.

Edited April 12, 2013 by harnbak

[Merkurius]

The size I need is appr. 1000x500px, 150dpi

[Spitfire2865]

You do realise these were from the eighties, and the instructions on Lego's website don't go back that far?

They arent on Legos website? Hmm. I remember they had the 12V instructions before. And yes I realize 12V is from the 80s. Well If they dont have it I cant help. Good luck!

[Stinky]

Here's one:

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Stinky/MyRealSets/img_0972.jpg