Any Free Lego plans?

raptorman

My daughter has a big box of lego but no
instructions to build anything. Does anyone
know where we can download some decent
build plans?

hardleyouth

You could try here if you know what kind of set you have or if you have any bits of any of the listed sets then here:

http://www.lego.com/eng/buildinginstructions/


i'll look around for you a bit more

*EDIT*

heres another but seems quite complecated

http://www.legoat.com/


also aparently this site is amazing for it but it appears to be down at the moment so maybe when you try its working:

http://www.hccamsterdam.nl/brickfactory/

LindseyandMatthew

www.peeron.com my hubby says

littlejaffa

raptorman wrote: »

My daughter has a big box of lego but no
instructions to build anything. Does anyone
know where we can download some decent
build plans?

i had the same thing when i was a kid, it was sold like that, and called creative when you made whatever you liked

Clowance

peeron is great if you have a specific set without the plans, but as littlejaffa says it is probably better to design your own depending on the bits you have: if you have windows and doors, she would probably like to build a house or caravan or even a whole town. Wheels: make a fantasy vehicle. My son likes to build a town even though he has quite a lot of specific items: he builds them once and then cannibalises them for bits for his town. When I was a kid I spent hours and hours building and rebuilding houses with stairs etc.

itscurly

and if you find the instructions for a model you don't have the pieces for, build it on your pc (for free of course)

http://www.ldraw.org

minibricks

Our site mini-bricks.com has downloadable set instructions for a lot of sets. Hope this helps.

Cheers,

minibricks

ellay864

A few years ago I had to track some down for my son

This was one site I used, look at the links on the right hand site when you get to it
I also used Peeron as recommended LindsayandMatthew

building_with_lego

In the customer services section of Lego.co.uk there are downloadable instructions for all sorts of sets. I had a look around to see what sort of things we could build then printed the relevant instructions.
I also typed in the keyword 'promotion' and it brought up a huge list of little sets given away in the Mirror/ McD's/ garages etc; these often don't need too many specialised parts.

Off now to see mini-bricks...