I need a scan of the English rules for Paris connection for a study related to my thesis

[brkl]

Hi folks! I'm doing a thesis on using foreign language board games as a catalyst for rich language use for language learners. It aims to give reasons for institutions to include more and better board games in language classrooms, for teachers to use them and for textbook makers to invest in good game design if they include board games in their books. My brother owns Paris Connection, which I believe would be a good game to use in a case study, but it's the Scandinavian version. It seems that the only difference is the single page of rules and the back cover of the box. If anyone owns this game, you can further the cause of board gaming in a small way by scanning the rules and the box for me

[toblix]

YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CAR

[Roderick]

Don't listen to Toblix, who thinks everything is piracy.

[brkl]

I don't know what you could do with only the instructions for the game. Not a whole lot.

[miffy495]

YOU WOULDN'T IMPORT A CAR.

importing = piracy, according to thread precedent, right?

[ThunderPeel2001]

I don't know what you could do with only the instructions for the game. Not a whole lot.

You could make a bundle on the board game instructions black market.

[brkl]

You could take a map of France, make a hex map out of it, and then over the course of months balance out the distances and points awarded from each city through rigorous analysis and testing. Then you whittle two hundred or so tiny trains, paint them and you're set.