We can't make evidence of your purchase magicly appear, only you can.

LAIR i lost the instructions when they were thrown out with box.

DEVESTATER go to LEGO.com, they have all the instructions uploaded there. Unless you suddenly can't read PDF files for some reason.

DEVESTATER go to LEGO.com, they have all the instructions uploaded there. Unless you suddenly can't read PDF files for some reason.

LAIR THE INSTRUCTIONS HAD THE PROOF OF PURCHASE NUMBER ON THEM.

DEVESTATER go to LEGO.com, they have all the instructions uploaded there. Unless you suddenly can't read PDF files for some reason.

LAIR THE INSTRUCTIONS HAD THE PROOF OF PURCHASE NUMBER ON THEM.

Stop speaking in all caps you fool. Instruction books don't have PoPs as far as I know. That would be a reciept.

Sucks, man. If I got a $100-ish set and I had THAT much stuff missing, I'd rip LEGO a new one for that. But... even though some LEGO sets come with SOME damaged and/or missing pieces, it rarely EVER happens. LEGO can usually ship you replacement pieces, no question asked (I did this with a PM rock monster and a Pharaoh's Quest baseplate), but they tend to ask you for a reciept after a couple times of doing this, or for pretty big orders (like all of the pieces you have missing). You can somehow send LEGO your reciept (I've never had to do this, as both pieces I ordered were damaged by me ), and they'll verify it and send you the pieces at no charge to you whatsoever. But you need that reciept. That's the key to your dilemma. MAH MOI, YOUR STAR WARS SET WON'T BE COMPLETE WITHOUT THOSE PIECES.

You can't get another one without paying. Sorry, but thems the laws.