Send Us A Message We love LEGO and are passionate about helping eveyone quickly and easily find the instructions to their lost LEGO sets. Whether you have come here just to browse our LEGO instruction database for the sets you had in years gone by, is here to help. Our LEGO Instructions website is aimed to help you find all your LEGO instructions from the first set you had when you were a child, through to most of the current LEGO sets that are currently on sale at your local LEGO stockist. We all know that there is nothing more frustrating than getting out the old LEGO sets and finding that the instructions have gone missing, or even just that they are missing a few pages. Our LEGO Instructions site is here to help you. our easy to use database of LEGO instructions either by set number, the year it was released, or by keyword. And if all else fails and you can't find the Lego instructions that you need, send us an email and we will do what we can to help get it for you.
Our most popular categories Looking for a different category? View All LEGO Categories ) which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this siteItems 1 to 60 of 3000 Items 1 to 60 of 3000 We have old LEGO® instructions available online that date back to 1958. You can search for replacement instructions by set number or keywords.Show the world what you have made! Submit your cool kid creation today using your smartphone or tablet.. We currently have over 1,500 building instructions available online which date back to 1958. You can search for replacement instructions by set number, keyword or theme name. Did you lose your LEGO® instructions from ages ago? Or maybe you just want to walk down memory lane? Let's Build it again! We have Old LEGO® instructions going all the way back to 1958, and we currently have 1,587 different LEGO® set instructions. View LEGO® Instruction Books After a little more than 20 years, some of my old space Lego sets are FINALLY back together!!
HUGE THANK YOU to those behind this site, it's brilliant! Alien ContainerName: Tyson Age: 10 View Kid Creations Set number: 0348 Title: Car and Truck Set View Car and Truck SetLEGO Technic Instruction Manuals and Stickers for 42048 Go Kart NEW UNUSEDHow To Build A Kids TableDiy Lego Table IkeaHow To Build A Lego TableIkea Lack TableBuilding TableLego Building IdeasLego IdeasHomemade Lego Table DiyHomemade GiftForwardBuild a Lego Table - with some simple supplies you can make your lego-maniac his or her very own building table. Great gift to make for Christmas.Page Not Found (404) Sorry, what you're looking for can't be found! The page might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavaible. Or it probably just doesn't exist.With LEGO Digital Designer you can design and create your very own Mindstorms robot. Check out our new Grants and Funding page to find details on grant opportunities and tips for writing your own grant requests. You can download our guide or find specific examples for your LEGO education classroom solution.
Coming to a city near you Visit us at an event and experience the new LEGO Education WeDo 2.0, participate in one of our hands-on workshops, or just stop by to tell us how you create engaging learning experiences in your classroom. Professional training and development Get the most out of your LEGO Education resources with LEGO Education Academy training resources. Either bring a certified trainer to your school for a custom face-to-face professional development experience, or opt for one of our e-learning courses.Swooshable has an entire section dedicated to building instructions. One that contain the official LEGO sets with a reference to all the different websites that has the instructions for each model. They also have a section for Non-Official sets building instructions./buildingsc...Finding free custom building instructions is difficult. /./They consistently update their site with incredibly impressive, custom built, LEGO creations (sorry, no instructions).
Another website that wasn’t mentioned yet: LEGO MOCs (Custom LEGO Sets) with Building Instructions (rebrickable). Here you can find a ton of MOCS, the instructions for which you have to pay are clearly marked. and view their building instructions in Lego Digital Designer. Your Lego® set guideThis page provides a means to search them easily. Note that we don't host the instructions, we just link to them on LEGO's servers. How to find instructions Select a theme or month (that the instructions were added to the database) from the lists above. Search for a specific set using the search box then click on its instructions tab Download a list of all instructions we have in our database[From the questions: Where can I get hold of replacement instructions? Where can I get ideas to build other stuff? Where can I get copies of the instructions I had as a child?] There may be times when you need to locate a copy of a set of LEGO instructions. Reasons vary – your existing ones may be damaged or lost;
you want to recreate a set from your childhood; or you wish to build a set from parts. From where you source these instructions is dependent on whether you are happy to read a PDF or prefer to read the instructions in the original paper format. If you prefer to use the original paper instructions, your best bet is to purchase a copy via an online marketplace like or . You can find both recent and vintage instructions for most themes. There is also a chance someone in your local LUG or Buy/Sell/Swap/Trade group on Facebook may have a copy they can sell or give to you. Not everyone keeps the instructions and many people are happy to see them go to a good home rather than the recycling bin. PDF copies of instructions may be acquired from a number of different sites. It’s worthwhile bookmarking a couple of the different sites because they don’t always have everything and, sometimes, the files may not work on one page but do on another. It can be hard to decide what to build next when you have run out of ideas.
Many years ago, LEGO used to provide alternative builds on the back of the instructions or the LEGO set box. Themes like the Creator series can provide alternate builds but, for the most part, you need to rely on your own imagination. Luckily, there is a fantastic site called where you can enter the details of the sets you already have and it will provide you with instructions for other sets and original creations you can build with the same LEGO bricks. It will also give you a compatibility measure so you know how many extra bricks you need to obtain before you can build the item. If you are looking for a different source of inspiration, you might like to consider purchasing original instructions from a number of different sites. Some recommended sites include: In the past, LEGO produced a series of “Ideas” books. These are long out of print but may be purchased via reseller sites like Bricklink or BrickOwl. There are also a large number of books that provide instructions and ideas for building.