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Another small update to my LEGO instructions cross-reference, find them here. No new instructions, just a few updates. Highlights include:

Technic: 8288 (Second book no longer corrupt)

And a few other goodies 😉

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Updated: 6
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Thanks for corrections to:

• Edwin Klompenhouwer
• Peeron.com

Administrators of other websites are now able to link to my instruction cross-reference page. There are several ways to do this. The main link to the page is http://www.br-eng.info/words/?page_id=29, all other variations are linked by adding parameters to the end of that URL. The options are:

• Instruction query – &ins_qry=xxx

  You can query the database via a link, by adding the ins_qry parameter. The search string must be numeric, between 3 and 7 digits. For example:
  http://www.br-eng.info/words/?page_id=29&ins_qry=10030

• LEGO Instruction code – &ins_code=4xxxxxx

  If you know the 7 digit LEGO code, you can link to it by adding the ins_code parameter. The search string must be numeric, 7 digits long, and start with “4”. For example:
  http://www.br-eng.info/words/?page_id=29&ins_code=4187320

• Peeron set code – &ins_set=xxx-x

  If you know the Peeron set number, you can link to it by adding the ins_set parameter. The search string must be numeric, between 3 and 7 digits, and contain a hyphen followed by the Peeron suffix. For example:
  http://www.br-eng.info/words/?page_id=29&ins_set=10030-1

I hope others find these new features useful.

Another update to my LEGO instructions cross-reference, find them here. Highlights include:

Racers: Terrain Crusher, Booster Beast
Bionicle: Here and here
Creator: Building Bonanza II, Lion

And a few other goodies 😉

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Updated: 13
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Thanks for corrections to:

• Joshua Delahunty
• Peeron.com

Another update to my LEGO instructions cross-reference, find them here. No great additions this time, but a few more updates.

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Updated: 10
Deleted: 0

It has come to my notice that people have been using a loop-hole to retrieve all the records in my database with one search. Besides putting an unnecessary burden on my host’s database server (which is currently being graciously provided for free), it is not what I intended my database to be used for.

So unfortunately I have taken the decision to limit instruction searches. From now on, you must enter a number between 3 and 7 digits long, and no matter what number you enter, the results list will be limited to 25 records. This should not be a big problem for people doing what I originally intended – searching for the instructions to a particular set.

I wish it hadn’t come to this, but I should have guessed there’s always someone willing to exploit loop-holes and stuff things up for everyone else.

My instructions cross-reference page can be found here.