Personally I don’t like the big folding pages, because it’s not very handy when you are building, i like the booklets more like in the picture
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I prefer the booklet like this too. It is so much easier to see.
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I also prefer the booklets 
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And I have to say, I keep all of mine in a box — and it’s completely full already 
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Definitely booklets 
the big folding pages from the book nook sets get in the way sometimes.
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I tend to keep mine too. But sadly my cuckoo clock manual is not complete.
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I have a white board on the wall next to where i work, i use magnets to put the big folding sheet ones on there so i can have it on the wall so i dont really mind either version 
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Yes, definitely the booklets especially if the build is big and instructions are long.
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@Tricia12 maybe you can find it complete online
Yeah I have got access to it already. But I tend to like to keep the paper copy.
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I like the books. I can work from page to page.
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I also prefer the booklets.
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Great idea @Nectarines
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I prefer the booklets as well.
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I prefer the booklets, Luckily I don’t often see the big papers in a building
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Yea. I think I agree with that. I think Rolife makes very good instructions most of the time. Color photos make a big difference.
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I really wish they would have online manuals as well. Sometimes being able to zoom in on a picture to get a better look at how to do something would be so helpful. Plus it is one less thing to take up work space.
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@eeekthekat you are right, i am also a Lego builder and i never use the paper instructions for Lego that are in the box but the Lego builders app on my tablet.
I also prefer the books, the big pages take up too much space. All the instructions for Jimmys Studio were multiple big fold out pages.. i wasn’t a fan, though the build itself was good!!
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