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Well, more like an old one dry-cleaned really. Just installed Geeklog CMS so updates are a little easier. Will be adding more features in the future. See the updated site here.

Many instructions now have a Europe / Asia version and a North American version. Usually, the only major difference is the last few pages, where they advertise Shop At Home and the LEGO magazine.

Until now, I have simply noted this in the Notes field, but now that it’s become so prevalent, I got sick of typing it in, and added an extra field instead, called Region. Currently it can only contain 2 values: EU = Europe / Asia, NA = North America. If it has neither, it means either the instructions have nothing identifying them to a specific region, or I missed it. Other regions may be added in future as necessary.

See the Instruction cross-reference here.

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

DUPLO: New Boats 7880, 7881
Bionicle: Lots, including Mini sets 7716-7719
Vikings: New battle sets, 7020 & 7021
Belville: Winter Wonder Palace 7577

And a few other goodies 😉

Added: 48
Updated: 10
Deleted: 0

Thanks for corrections to:

• Marcel
• Peeron.com

Built for use on the north island of New Zealand in the early 1900s, the X class were some of New Zealands most powerful locomotives. The boiler pressure of 250 lb sq in. was the highest ever carried in New Zealand by a locomotive with an orthodox boiler.

This is my LEGO rendition, using BBB wheels. Enjoy!

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

Racers: New “Nitro Intimidator” 8682
Star Wars: UCS AT-ST 10174

And a few other goodies 😉

Added: 28
Updated: 23
Deleted: 0

Thanks for corrections to:

• Sašo T
• Peeron.com