This is one of the biggest things I noticed after a 15 year hiatus from Lego. At first I was thinking I was really bad at following instructions as a kid, then I put together my old sets and realized what changed.
And i'm glad for it. The one on the bottom might be a bit too simple for a stage where all the parts are huge and obvious, but I think a whole lot of people would have trouble following the top one especially if they have blurry vision or something.
Hell, I still have trouble on some larger or more intricate sets. It's not easy or fun to play a game of spot the difference with a bunch of similarly coloured details and 1x1 details.
Killernoob1945 on September 28th, 2017 at 18:45 UTC »
Now imagine the new Millenium Falcon with the old instructions.
landocallahan on September 28th, 2017 at 19:25 UTC »
This is one of the biggest things I noticed after a 15 year hiatus from Lego. At first I was thinking I was really bad at following instructions as a kid, then I put together my old sets and realized what changed.
Squiggly_V on September 28th, 2017 at 20:06 UTC »
And i'm glad for it. The one on the bottom might be a bit too simple for a stage where all the parts are huge and obvious, but I think a whole lot of people would have trouble following the top one especially if they have blurry vision or something.
Hell, I still have trouble on some larger or more intricate sets. It's not easy or fun to play a game of spot the difference with a bunch of similarly coloured details and 1x1 details.