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Re: 8263 Snow Groomer Review
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lugnet.technic
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Sat, 11 Jul 2009 23:00:33 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Stephane Simard wrote:
> > What makes it worse is that many steps only have 1 part which is a little
> > tedious. The 8858 test car only had 24 steps.
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> You mean 8865 right?
Ooops yeah that's what I meant!
> But yeah I agree, and I had found them actually very simple
> to follow. The only instances where old school instructions were difficult were
> the early 853 auto chassis (the plates in the blue engine) and all the tubing
> for set 8868 and wiring for 8480. Besides those, everything could be easily
> deduced just by looking at the next step.
The early meccano sets would sometimes even have mistakes in the manual just to
make it more of a challenge. But then again meccano (or any other construction
toy i've ever seen) could never hold a candle to technic when it came to
wonderfully complex designs that needs good instructions 8^).
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| (...) You mean 8865 right? But yeah I agree, and I had found them actually very simple to follow. The only instances where old school instructions were difficult were the early 853 auto chassis (the plates in the blue engine) and all the tubing for (...) (15 years ago, 11-Jul-09, to lugnet.technic)
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