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The full set of building instructions files, for the 8041 B-model (Race Car) are now available to download,at Technic.LEGO.com.
Quite surprising for a set not yet selling.
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5 comments:
New pic.
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/whung/2010/Technic/8041-1.jpg
High resolution pic directly from Lego ;)
http://cache.lego.com/images/shop/Shop06/Products/Assets/8041/Zoom/8041-0000-xx-14-1.jpg
I don't appreciate stickers much (neither printed pieces, mind you; I prefer when details are made from plain pieces), but it is commendable that apparently the two models look good with the stickers applied to the same pieces. Nice sticker design!
i have the new printed Lego Catalogue in my fingers. the Race truck has 608 parts and will cost 49,99€ in germany. The recomendet Age is from 9 to 16
And there is a power function symbol on its page. it seems it could be motorized
the Truck is online in the Lego shop@home
http://shop.lego.com/ByTheme/Product.aspx?p=8041&cn=57&d=70
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