Help with identifying parts/sets!

[PhillyFrank]

2 minutes ago, Alexandrina said:

It appears to be this piece. 

Thank you!!!

[Yeetforlego]

I have a magnifying glass for identifying piece numbers.

[BubbaFit45531]

Does there exist something like 59349 1x6x5 wall element that has a window in the middle?

Does the 24869 one piece rollercoaster wheels and axle work with anything other than the special rolllercoaster car piece?

Thanks in advance.

[1974]

Yes, but it's made of unobtainium

Prototype castle wall- 6 studs wide. Production part is 5 studs wide. by Walter Whiteside Jr., on Flickr

[Peppermint_M]

Yep. That there is a LEGO cryptid.

[BubbaFit45531]

I've been wanting the 1x6x5 wall element for a train car.

[jonwil]

The closest they come to a 1x6x5 with window is either https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=60808 or https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=15627

 

[Tom_Brick]

Hi, I'm currently going through my old trove of Lego bricks that I picked up from my parents attic recently and I came around a mysterious piece that I'd like to identify and also find out from which set it could be.

At the latest, it can be from the early 1990s. I would guess that it's quite a bit older though.

 

Any ideas would be welcome.

Edited April 9, 2021 by Tom_Brick

[ArneNielsen]

13 hours ago, Tom_Brick said:

a mysterious piece that I'd like to identify

Hi, 

Its from train waggons: 

BrickLink - Part 3145 : Lego Vehicle Tipper End Flat with Pins [Vehicle] - BrickLink Reference Catalog

 

 

[1974]

That has to be on the top 10 list of "unknown parts" on BL forum

Very usefull part for creating odd angles. There's also a variant without the handlebars and the 3436 with a sloped end

[Tom_Brick]

3 hours ago, ArneNielsen said:

Hi, 

Its from train waggons: 

BrickLink - Part 3145 : Lego Vehicle Tipper End Flat with Pins [Vehicle] - BrickLink Reference Catalog

 

 

Thank you, that's it. Looking at my parts, I guess it came from the 912 set as I have multiple parts from it. I even have one of those minifigs without arms or legs. Unfortunately it seems as if a lot of parts have also been lost over the years.  

3 hours ago, 1974 said:

That has to be on the top 10 list of "unknown parts" on BL forum

Very usefull part for creating odd angles. There's also a variant without the handlebars and the 3436 with a sloped end

It's indeed a very cool part. Too bad it has been discontinued, otherwise I'm sure I would find some good uses for my MOCs.

[1974]

With Bricklink nothing really is discontinued

MFG,

Ole

[MKJoshA]

6 hours ago, 1974 said:

That has to be on the top 10 list of "unknown parts" on BL forum

Very usefull part for creating odd angles. There's also a variant without the handlebars and the 3436 with a sloped end

While not as "cool," this part has made a come back in the Monkie Kid sets. So you can still get the odd angles.

[1974]

Yeah, that's the part I mentioned

[ukbajadave]

Legoland Windsor Buckingham Palace model. What are the yellow fence pieces? They look like the old finger hinges on one end and a stud on the other.

[imvanya]

29 minutes ago, ukbajadave said:

Legoland Windsor Buckingham Palace model. What are the yellow fence pieces? They look like the old finger hinges on one end and a stud on the other.

You very right, it is 2433:

[ukbajadave]

That's the one! In my mind the fragile hinges were too old but bricklink says used until 2004 and Miniland is having its 25th anniversary so perfectly reasonable 

[Toastie]

2 hours ago, ukbajadave said:

fragile hinges

And they are far from fragile and I have a bunch of them faking compressed air delivery on some of my trains

Best
Thorsten

[elfprince13]

Okay so uh what is this thing? It says LEGO on the bottom, and has the numbers "1", "01", and "2710" on the bottom. The only way I've found to attach it to anything is it sort of loosely fits around a tube on the bottom of a brick or plate.

 

[White Phoenix of the Crown]

35 minutes ago, elfprince13 said:

Okay so uh what is this thing? It says LEGO on the bottom, and has the numbers "1", "01", and "2710" on the bottom. The only way I've found to attach it to anything is it sort of loosely fits around a tube on the bottom of a brick or plate.

 

Most likely, this is from the LEGO Technic figurine from the 8712 set.

[elfprince13]

1 minute ago, Samus Aran said:

Most likely, this is from the LEGO Technic figurine from the 8712 set.

Oh snap, good eye. I think you're right!

 

Now I'm wondering where the rest of the body went...

Edited April 23, 2021 by elfprince13

[BubbaFit45531]

Are there any Lego pieces that could be used to make a secure keychain holder for the new Apple Air Tag which is supposed to be 31.9mm x 31.9mm and 8mm thick circular disk? I'd rather not buy a silicone one because it'll break.

Edited April 24, 2021 by BubbaFit45531

[Zero Helix]

Can anyone identify this eye piece? I had one once as a child but have never been able to find what it was. Bricklink doesn't seem to have it listed under trans orange, and I've been searching and searching for what it could be...

 

[MKJoshA]

15 hours ago, Zero Helix said:

Can anyone identify this eye piece? I had one once as a child but have never been able to find what it was. Bricklink doesn't seem to have it listed under trans orange, and I've been searching and searching for what it could be...

 

Pretty sure that's not Lego. Looks like the eye is a Megablocks piece.

[Geihlen]

Would some be able to give me some info on one of the parts that makes up the boosters on the new Space Shuttle Discovery set. Specifically the ones below. Are these parts unique to this set? A part number would be great as well.