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if you can download the instruction you should be able to flip them with even the most basic design software - some printers will have an option to print in mirror too.
^ That's a great idea. Download the PDF, extract the JPGs, mirror them, then recreate the PDF. I can do that for you if you can't.
Sorry, I'm being mean, John is mostly okay, I can't stand Paul though and the less that's said about Ringo, the better, George is good though. Hmmm, funny that it reflects my feelings about the Beatles in real life!
I didn't actually use a mirror or anything. I just placed the elements on the opposite side of where the instructions said they should go (so instead of front left corner, I placed it on the front right corner). It took a little bit longer than the normal build because I had to double check quite a few things.
Robin Hood Bricks on YouTube recently mirrored Weasley's Wizarding Wheezes from the new Diagon Alley set by taking it apart and flipping the pieces as he went. So that's another method.
I built 31105: Townhouse Toy Store in mirror image because of how I wanted to attach it to other buildings, and because one side of my shelf is more seen from the room than the other. There were no parts that didn't have a line of symmetry. But for instance if a set had this part and not the matching one, it'd be a problem: https://brickset.com/parts/6253907/right-plate-2x4-w-angle
If you're looking to try out building "Half in the bag" avoid technic sets.
https://youtu.be/-rPVJG8tL30