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Re: Q: Piece Identification
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 26 Oct 1998 13:18:57 GMT
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Once upon a time, "Scott Smallbeck" <materiel@halcyon.com> wrote:
> I am wondering what the proper identification is for the following piece,
> it is used in alot of sets but the one I have handy is set 6818 Cyborg Scout
> and the radar dish is attached to it. The piece is a black 1x2x.6 brick
> with 7 studs and a cylinder on it. The first thing I think of when looking
> at it is a trafic light.
This piece seems to defy standard description. For a long time, I
thought of it as a camera piece (and it does get used that way,
sometimes). Some classic-space-heads call it a thruster.
As much as I like qualitative part-names(1), it's probably best to
stick to the descriptive for this one; something like what you said,
or maybe "1x2x.6 brick with side studs".
Steve
(1) For example, I call 1x2 plates with 3-hinge fingers, "bear claws".
I got this name from the now defunct "Brick of the Month/Name that
Brick" web-page.
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| I am wondering what the proper identification is for the following piece, it is used in alot of sets but the one I have handy is set 6818 Cyborg Scout and the radar dish is attached to it. The piece is a black 1x2x.6 brick with 7 studs and a (...) (26 years ago, 24-Oct-98, to lugnet.general)
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