These are the instructions for building the LEGO Star Wars Death Star Final Duel that was released in 2015. Download These Instructions as PDF: BI 3019/104+4/65+200g - 75093 V29 [24.87 Mb] BI 3019/104+4/65+200g - 75093 V39 [24.85 Mb] View which pieces you need to build this set ) which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this sitePage 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.We're sorry we can't seem to find the page you are looking for. Published on Jan 13. While the Rebels undertake a mission on the moon of Endor, the evil Darth Vader takes Luke Skywalker to the Death Star II to meet his master, Emperor Palpatine.Top 7 LEGO Star Wars Sets imageThe Star Wars franchise is undeniably the largest franchise in the world. It has a cult following that truly is unmatched. To go along with that, there are a lot of companies that license out the brand....
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You know, referencing a part that wasn't in the final set, skipping an instruction step, nonsensical instruction etc. If they have somehow managed to avoid this over the years, what processes/validations do they have in place to prevent such errors creeping into the eventual consumer sets? My 7190 Millennium Falcon kit has a mistake where the inventory for the page doesn't include two pieces on it. So, invariably, when I'm building it I forget to include those two pieces, and they are left over until the very end, at which point I have to follow this process: Flip backwards through the booklet to find the page that last added those parts Disassemble the model part-way Add the parts back Swoosh the model a bit. Here are the two instruction pages showing the error. On the second page you can see that the dark grey upward sloping pieces at the front are added, yet don't appear in the page's inventory list. LEGO have made mistakes several times in the past and will continue to do so, (as is the norm for a toy manufacturer of it's scale.)
I can only speculate that the best way to ensure instructions are correct would be to build the model. Following the instruction as you build you're able to pick up more than just missed steps. Mistakes do slip through from time to time, and are actually not so uncommon. Most of this is hearsay, but as far as I understand the persons in charge of doing the instructions are not the designers themselves. Similarly, there is certainly a Q&A process which aims to ensure the model is as faultless as possible, including the instructions. Building it is most certainly a part of the process. But error do creep through, and sometimes are only discovered even after instructions are already printed. In these cases, it's not uncommon for LEGO to add an errata sheet to the model rather than reprint the full instruction book. See here for an example on LEGO wikia. I have a set that has an error in the original instructions. 7184 Trade Federation MTT has a double sided page of the correct steps as below.
The original basically used a 1x6 in place of the 2x6. I am not sure if the correction was because the model design was modified to be more sturdy or if the maker of the instructions got it wrong, but when I tried to build this set the first time I had used some other 1x6's as the instructions had said. Later I had no 1x6 pieces to build with and noticed the 2x6's. Then I remembered the extra page and was able to work it out. This is the only set, and I have over 50, where I have had an addendum to the original instructions. The parts list page for the Ultimate Collector Edition Millenium Falcon (10179) contain 5 mystery pieces that aren't included in the set, and aren't used in the build. See What is piece 4211642 from 10179 - UCE Millenium Falcon? If I remember on the LEGO website a few years ago there was an incident with their Batman Tumbler? They had to reissue new instructions as they left something out? It was a long time ago and I didn't buy the set. I also noticed on the death star mini figure set (forgot the number - sorry) but on the instructions with the emperor's room I got some of the pieces wrong because the colour on the instructions was so bad I couldn't make out what colour they were supposed to be.
Alas, when I almost finished it I found my error and back tracked taking the whole thing apart... My son owns 6912 Super Soarer. On the picture, as can be seen below, there's a black roof tile with lattice (1x2x2), on a dark grey 1x4 plate, with a dark grey 1x2 flat tile in front of it. According to the build instructions, that sub assembly should be the other way around, with the roof tile in front of the flat tile. I don't know what is wrong with your building instructions. My Death Star has a mistake in the building instructions. One of the pages is messed up because on one page one plate is 6x1 and then suddenly on the next page it's a 7x1 plate. And it doesn't show to add anything on the 7x1 page. In the Changing Seasons 2015 set the winter instructions has a mistake, not huge and doesn't prevent you building it correctly, but it is there. Page 29 doesn't show the top hinge, but on page 30 it is there! It isn't until page 33 when the instructions tell you to place this piece.