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| (...) Paul, are you *absolutely sure* that those parts are from LEGO? I mean, do they have the LEGO logo printed on top of the studs? I understand some parts like those exist, but not from LEGO (they were made by a clone brand, sorry I dunno which). (...) (22 years ago, 24-Feb-02, to lugnet.db.brictionary)
| | | | | HELP identify a 2x4 plate, 1/2 thickness (not 1/3)
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| I found an unusual part while inventorying a recent eBay purchase of used LEGO. I found two identical elements that are blue 2x4 plates -- except when the two of them are connected, they equal the thickness of a regular brick. In other words, they (...) (22 years ago, 24-Feb-02, to lugnet.db.brictionary)
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| (...) Heh, yeah. You're absolutely right. OK, I give up: what was the 7 for? Steve (22 years ago, 18-Feb-02, to lugnet.db.brictionary, lugnet.cad.dev)
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| (...) ????? By my calculation, 3 1/3 bricks = 10 plates ??????? ROSCO (22 years ago, 16-Feb-02, to lugnet.db.brictionary, lugnet.cad.dev)
| | | | | Re: Part 6588 Question
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| (...) The height on this part name was given in plates. 3 1/3 bricks = 7 plates. And see (URL) for new developments. :) Steve (22 years ago, 16-Feb-02, to lugnet.db.brictionary, lugnet.cad.dev)
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