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philo426
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Just found this forum and recently came into possession of several large Lego stire displays.I am 54 ,used to build Lego back when the the bricks were nit tied to movies or tv.Primarily make plastic and wood scale models,but have been known to make paper models.Play guitar ,shoot pellet guns.I have heard from others of a Lego Sopwith Camel that looks interesting,so I may purchase the set in the near future.Looks like most modern Lego sets have pict o grams for assembly instructions.
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https://www.lego.com/en-gb/service/buildinginstructions/search?ignorereferer=true#?search&text=10226
The pieces might be harder to source, but http://www.bricklink.com/ might help.
Lego still do lots of stuff not tied to licensing though. You should take a look at the Creator sets.