Master Builder Academy Instructions 20201

SinKiller

I recently bought Lego Master Builder 20201 (the micro-build one) online and it was sold without instructions.  At the time I assumed it was no big deal, because it was a great price and I figured I'd just find the instructions online.  But after looking everyone I was shocked to find that the instructions for this set aren't anywhere to be found.  I even contacted Lego and they were unable to provide the instructions also.  
Does anyone know where I might find the instructions to this set?  
Thanks.

FowlerBricks

Did you try Ebay?

Shib

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?I=20201-1#T=S&O={}

Some available on bricklink

SinKiller

I was hoping for a download verses purchasing . . . 

CCC

I never managed to find these ones (see here ...)
http://bricksetforum.com/discussion/4703/master-builder-academy-mba/p1


I did find #20200 though ...
http://lego.brickinstructions.com/en/lego_instructions/set/20200/Space_Designer

SinKiller

Ok--thanks for looking . . . it is odd that these instructions were never made public.

dmcc0

According to the LEGO Movie, master builders don't need instructions....

SinKiller

I was thinking the same thing . . . may try to build without instructions. . .test my true master builder skills!  ;)

teal93mr2

I'd rather just spend the $2.25, its actually a really nice book.

akunthita

I have all four levels of the MBA sets. The booklets that come with them are fantastic! They are not just regular instructions. They are very high quality with thick paper and nice binding. 

As this was an educational program, the booklets include a lot of information about the principles and concepts behind each build, and also include seed ideas and encourages free building. I would highly recommend spending that $3 and get the actual booklet. It's not just about building the models you see on the pictures.  

There is a lot to learn from them. I also recommend the other sets in the program, if you can find them somewhere. The whole thing was carefully thought out and well executed. Too bad it never really took off. I guess people don't like educational sets.