Brickfactory: for those of us who lose the Lego instructions
Via Blogging Baby comes an excellent pointer to Brickfactory, an archive of scanned Lego kit instructions dating all the way back to 1958. Nostalgia, baby!
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18 December 2006
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Wow ... that brings back a LOT of memories.
The scary thing is, I still have all the instructions to my old Legos (mainly space stuff). I look forward to putting them together with my son -- that's sooo gonna rock.
Posted by: Unholy Moses | 21 December 2006 at 12:48 PM