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We used to get the B-models building instructions at technic.LEGO.com and main models at the standard Customer Service page.
It looks the BIs for the main models have beeing added also on the Technic website and now e can also download them for the new LEGO Technic 8070, Supercar. 
Below you have the direct links to download all the instruction books,
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My copy is said to arrive today, it only gives me one problem: which model will I build first?
Main model, off course! ;D
Still wondering how the doors mechanism works... but looking deeper into the instructions. :)
I often prefer building the alternate first... as I usually know that I'll end up keeping the primary model built, and on display the longest!
Although lately.. there's been a couple of sets where the Alternate model is better!
Guess you are right!
The quality of the a-model pdf is btw sooo bad!
Good thing i've got the real one..
@Junkstile Gio
You are absolutely right. I've submitted a sample to the LPR Ambassador Forum to see if this can be corrected, either now or for future instruction pdfs
I feel TLG started doing this intentionally.
It was also the case for the other 1H11 sets.
Not to save bandwidth or even storage space, but just for not giving it all away for free.
Maybe it turns to be an incentive, for fans to buy the real thing, while at the same time they are still allowed to get full instructions online!?
If you realize, only the B-model has now a decent quality, likely because these are not usually included with the Technic sets anymore.
I have built the B-model and it is not as great as I had thought that it would be. The main model is quite good except for a few complaints. Rough looking interior all around. But it was quite a fun build. I also have no batteries yet, so I must turn functions manually. Lego should have made motorizing an option similar to the excellent fan made car from a few months ago. I think motorizing in this model is quite silly.
Thanks, Conchas!
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