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LEGO Dimensions Building Instructions to be Available for Everyone

LEGO Dimensions is now available and one of the major complaints I’ve seen from fans is the lack of instructions for the builds in the expansion packs. The booklet tells you to continue building using the in-game instructions however for some people who just bought Level, Team, and Fun Packs without the Starter Packs, they won’t be to create the builds without figuring it out by themselves.

Don’t fret because on the LEGO Dimensions Twitter feed, they have stated that the instructions will be on the LEGO Dimensions minisite shortly for everyone.

**Via Brickset**

Update: It looks like the building instructions have been uploaded to the servers. To find the, head over to the minisite and click on the “Products” tab. There will find all the products that are currently available.

Once there, scroll down a little and click on the instructions icon.

After that, you’re taken to the building instructions page where you can download PDFs of the different builds.

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7 Comments

  1. Brad

    On the Scooby Doo pack, the two builds are reversed in their primary models, at least. The one that’s not the Mystery Machine leads to that build.

    • Brad

      Also, the Batmobile instructions from the starter pack aren’t available, but I guess they wouldn’t need to be, since you have the instructions in the game if you have the starter pack. I just got screenshots from a gameplay video from youtube for that one.

  2. floridabrick

    Allen – Stop playing video games and give us some articles about Lego!!! Dag nabit

    • Allen

      I wish there was LEGO news to report on but it’s been pretty quiet lately. Plus I don’t even have Dimenesions yet.

  3. Marcus Paul

    Well a PDF is useless to a MAC owner.

    • Yochip

      I’ve got a MAC and I opened the PDF just fine, not sure what your issue is…

    • Chris Barrett

      Er, what? Preview (included with OS X) reads PDFs, not to mention the tons of free PDF readers available for the Mac. Even browsers like Chrome have a PDF reader built into it.

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