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Could anyone please help me with the name and/or lego ID of this piece? I got an extreme lego book for my birthday and I need to order a couple. None of the obvious search terms or google images have helped.

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  On 6/9/2012 at 3:50 PM, laix said:

It's the Technic, Gearbox Half

aaah, lovely, thanks. I was searching on "gear" and "liftarm" - no wonder I couldn't find it.

  On 6/9/2012 at 4:12 PM, Phoxtane said:

That's an exotic piece. What are you planning to use it for?

Well, he says he got a book for it's birthday. I recognized the brackground; it's from the book "Forbidden Lego".

I looked it up and the photo is from the "Candy Coated Catapult". It can also be the "Ping-Pong Cannon" (same piece is also there), but according to the picture it is the catapult :classic:

@ GazK: Here are YouTube videos of the "Forbidden Lego" book's Candy-Coated Catapult and Ping-Pong Cannon (by windlepoons101). The part you asked about is colored green in the first video and white in the second:

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Quite right, its the forbidden lego book wot I got... the videos are great, its hard to visualise how the mechanisms work from still images.

By sheer coincidence, i got this book as well. it's a bit out of date, but good for inspiration. Case in point, the off roader in the book is laughably primitive compared to what some of us trial truckers have done.

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  On 6/9/2012 at 9:56 PM, Saberwing40k said:

By sheer coincidence, i got this book as well. it's a bit out of date, but good for inspiration. Case in point, the off roader in the book is laughably primitive compared to what some of us trial truckers have done.

I know what you mean - the vehicle is the one item in the book I have no intention of building - not after I motorised my off-roader!

While we're at it could anyone tell me what the long thin rods in this photo are called? I need to order those as well:

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They seem to be Hose, Rigid 3mm e.g. 75c22. But every axle with axle joiners should do the same job :wink: Probably the easiest way to search for specific parts is to use Bricklink's search for "Catalog Items" and showing the results in "Thumbnail Gallery". You will get a quick overview and find your parts really fast.

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