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Re: Identify this piece
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Tue, 6 Apr 1999 18:13:44 GMT
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James Brown wrote:
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> Yup, another 'where did this come from' post :)
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> This resembles nothing so much as a minifig scale washtub. It's approx 2
> bricks high, 4 studs wide at the base, 5 wide at the top. It has a 2x2 round
> type of connection for sticking it to baseplates, and a 2x2 pattern of studs
> on the inside of the tub. It is brown, with the standard 'barrel' type of
> molding around the outside.
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> So, what do I have here?
James,
It's a crows' nest. I have one from 6260 Shipwreck Island (where it is
pictured as a personal watercraft of some sort) and one from 6270
Forbidden Island where it is actually used as a crows' nest observation
post. Odd that no ship sets use them...
Except maybe:
Pneumatic River Cruiser
Neptune Battle Rig
Riptide Tug Paravane
Sea Warp
Dragon's Motorboat
(all set names generated using the Fibblesnork Random LEGO Set Name
Generator, hee hee!)
http://www.fibblesnork.com/lego/namegen/
SteveC
Perilous Pirate Page
http://www.erols.com/litehous/index.html
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| Yup, another 'where did this come from' post :) This resembles nothing so much as a minifig scale washtub. It's approx 2 bricks high, 4 studs wide at the base, 5 wide at the top. It has a 2x2 round type of connection for sticking it to baseplates, (...) (25 years ago, 6-Apr-99, to lugnet.general)
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