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Re: Instruction bloopers (was: Re: More studs in holes...)
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 28 Dec 1999 23:14:36 GMT
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Either 6061 or 6062 has a blooper in the instructions. I remember having
a copy with the error, another copy with the error that included a white
sheet showing the correction, and yet another copy with no error. When I
dig it up, I will let you know if they all have the same number/printing
company info. Also, 493 had a variation, as did a few other Space sets, but
not really an error, although its an interesting variation to collectors, to
be sure.
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John
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Johannes Keukelaar wrote in message ...
> > See 8448 p.203 for example (wish I had a scanner), look around
> > the bottommost black rack in the back of the car : this picture
> > is wrecked...
>
> Eek. It's like the black gear rack is partially transparent or something.
>
> How about this: In the version that I have of the instruction manual for • set
> 8440, page 31 (that's in the alternative model) the parts list for step 8 • is
> duplicated. The version on brickshelf
> (http://www.brickshelf.com/scans/8000/8440/8440-31.html) doesn't have this
> error. My copy of the instructions has number 877121 (lower left corner of
> front page); the one on brickshelf appears to have the exact same number, • even
> though it must be a different version. Hmm, they're printed by the same
> company, too (lower left corner of back page), so it can't be that, either.
>
> Anybody have any other fun things like this? Bloopers in instructions, • anyone?
>
> Regards,
>
> Johannes.
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