We live in Tunisia and we received this play table with instructions starting at 8! Can anyone supply 1 through 7? Thanks.
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I can Have to find them I am a woman put it together myself one chair wood split in multiple places I will look fur the instructions bit I'm sure they are online
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I no longer have my instructions, sorry. I went to sauder.com and found the customer service #:800.523.3987. If that is not helpful I think I would return the product and purchase it again. It's a nice table. We really like it.
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hi,thank you for inquiring with ababy.com!!the recommended age on that table and benches set is 3-8, so it should be perfect for him!feel free to contact me with any further inquiries,Basi W877-552-2229 ext. 301
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http://www.pacificplaytents.com/media/instruction_manuals/HouseTent.pdf Hope this helps!!
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Try going to axisandallies.org, click on the resources tab and find your game. You can see rule books and setup charts which you could download. Although I have the 1942 version game I instead made my own game board (about 25% larger) and have modified the setup charts, map and rules to adapt it to what I want. My sons, grandson and myself play every Friday night for our guys night and have made it pretty even. Games usually last about 6 hours each. There is also a website something like gamesonline that sells extra axis and allies pieces. Any other questions I would be glad to help. It's nice to find another fan of this game. Try going to axisandallies.org, click on the resources tab and find your game. You can see rule books and setup charts which you could download. Although I have the 1942 version game I instead made my own game board (about 25% larger) and have modified the setup charts, map and rules to adapt it to what I want. My sons, grandson and myself play every Friday night for our guys night and have made it pretty even. Games usually last about 6 hours each. There is also a website something like gamesonline that sells extra axis and allies pieces. Any other questions I would be glad to help. It's... » Read More Try going to axisandallies.org, click on the resources tab and find your game. You can see rule books and setup charts which you could download. Although I have the 1942 version game I instead made my own game board (about 25% larger) and have modified the setup charts, map and rules to adapt it to what I want. My sons, grandson and myself play every Friday night for our guys night and have made it pretty even. Games usually last about 6 hours each. There is also a website something like gamesonline that sells extra axis and allies pieces. Any other questions I would be glad to help. It's nice to find another fan of this game. « Show Less
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Each section of the playset should be in a separate bag. Each bag should have its own set of instructions. I tried to find them on the manufacturer's website for you but was unable to locate them.
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We just learned to play it from the rules. I read them and looked at everything ahead of playing - by myself - until I somewhat understood what was supposed to happen. I think all of these types of games have really detailed rules and you just need to go over them really well and think it out - or play first with someone who has played it before. Also - keep the rules handy for reference as you play the game. That is the best advice I can give. After you play it a couple times - it become's pretty easy and a game can be played in 30 mins. I have nephews & nieces that are 9 that play - maybe not with the most strategy - but they play.
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Please google and check online for instructions. The board set doesn't come with instructions. The best way is to learn it from someone who know how to play.
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The instructions are attached to the base of our crib. You could try contacting the manufacturer if yours are missing.
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I had instructions in the box. Look on the Internet or call the company. Also, question the seller. Good luck. We love the table.
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dear elizabeth, if you still have those instructions could you please email me the diagram i was able to follow very easily when i first got it but seemed to have missed place them during my move recently and my cats keep looking for it they love the thing and its fun to watch them play as well. they seem much happier with it up so if you could get back with me on that asap that would be great :) email is mccormick.misha@gmail.com or if you could lead to to a site that has the diagram as well which ever works for you i would just really love to get my hands on the instructions again. all the polls have the numbered stickers on them still so it should still be easy to follow. thanks again dear elizabeth, if you still have those instructions could you please email me the diagram i was able to follow very easily when i first got it but seemed to have missed place them during my move recently and my cats keep looking for it they love the thing and its fun to watch them play as well. they seem much happier with it up so if you could get back with me on that asap that would be great :) email is mccormick.misha@gmail.com or if you could lead to to a site that has the diagram as well which ever works for you i would just really love to get my hands on the instructions again. all... » Read More dear elizabeth, if you still have those instructions could you please email me the diagram i was able to follow very easily when i first got it but seemed to have missed place them during my move recently and my cats keep looking for it they love the thing and its fun to watch them play as well. they seem much happier with it up so if you could get back with me on that asap that would be great :) email is mccormick.misha@gmail.com or if you could lead to to a site that has the diagram as well which ever works for you i would just really love to get my hands on the instructions again. all the polls have the numbered stickers on them still so it should still be easy to follow. thanks again « Show Less
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I was extremely disappointed with the game as I was sending it to older children. I was unable to find out the size of it. They were also disappointed with it as I know my nephew had to force them to say thank you fot it. I tried to make it up by sending them a large fuz ball table from Sears that was a big success. j.kilner
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The only problem is that as the game progresses, you will have 11 cards in your hand. If you can manage that with the tray tables it would work. Remember that you also have a stack and discard pile. The game is really a lot of fun but changes a lot with the addition of each player.
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We love this product! I checked online for who the manufacturer is, and it may be the following: www.azardisplays.com/&#8206;
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I have not seen it but my boys (8 & 9) want it too, so we think we may spring for it. BUT a word of advice from a mom who bought way too many toys too early for them (when the were 5 & 6). Wait. We bought a pool/ping pong/air hockey combo table and it's trashed. All the games we bought for them at that age are missing pieces. Unless your 6 yr old is really mature, I would wait a year or two if I were you.
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My wife and I routinely play the base map (Eastern US) with just the two of us. The rules tell you to decrease the "goods cubes" by 1, to a minimum of 1. We think it works just fine and always enjoy ourselves. I've also played many games on the smaller Mexico board with just two players and that is also fun (less setup!)
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The box says 8 and up and that's probably about right for how old you would have to be to understand the rules and scoring of the game, but there's enough depth that my group (all computer programmers in our 30s and 40s) can still play several quick games on our lunch break and have a good time. You can find a whole lot more information about the game here: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/12942/no-thanks