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Re: Parts Id
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Wed, 12 Jun 2002 01:39:39 GMT
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Quick rundown - from left to right in your brickshelf folder:
9V Electric System battery box.
As above, but internal view.
Castle Wall elements - peeron lists this as element 2345 -
http://www.peeron.com/inv/parts/2345 - if that color is brown as your
brickshelf image shows, also look for Forestmen sets on Lugnet - maybe there
are other LEGO pieces where you got it from, you could go back with this
information and see what they can find for you.
Fiber-optic light element with fiber-optic strands.
Newer-style steering elements - I'm not too familiar with this kind, but it
has been around fairly recently.
Various technic-style flexible hoses for pneumatic system. May or may not
be LEGO type. Colors are very like LEGO colors for this tubing.
Pirate rigging elements - looks as if they might be from a set which had the
shorter variety in it.
Not sure what this is, although the shade of trans-green color on ends
suggests either Insectoids or Exploriens line.
As above. Is the coloring 'painted' on or does it appear to be part of the
element?
Airtank & switches from Pneumatic system. Motor element for 9V Electric
System. Looks to be the newer style motor.
Possibly a speed control device of some kind - not sure what this is.
Panels of some kind. Haven't seen these in a LEGO kit.
Technic seat. Good if you have a Technic fig to go into it, otherwise
largely
decorative.
9V Electric System wiring. Fairly obvious use for this. ;-)
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Cheers ...
Geoffrey Hyde
"Nicole Drumm" <kdrumm1@stny.rr.com> wrote in message
news:GxJxGp.3EL@lugnet.com...
> Went to a yard sale on Sunday. Got a sealed grocery bag filled with "Lego"
> for $2. Nearly all was (some broken) mega blocks. Can anyone id the parts
> located here? http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=18930
>
> Thank you
> Eric, Nicole's bro-in-law
>
>
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