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 Author: Bricktree View Messages Posted By Bricktree
 Posted: Mar 24, 2023 06:44
 Subject: Is this Lego
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 Topic: Catalog Identification
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Bricktree (1708)

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It fits a Lego stud perfectly, but I can not find a Lego logo/print.

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 Author: Nicolasamico37 View Messages Posted By Nicolasamico37
 Posted: Mar 24, 2023 06:45
 Subject: Re: Is this Lego
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Part No: 30213pb01 Name: Rock 2 x 2 Crystal 3 Point with Insectoids Copper Lightning Bolts and Circles on Silver Background Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 2964 / 2965 / 5316 / 6817 / 6837 / 6903 / 6905 / 6907 / 6909 / 6919 / 6969 / 6977
* 		30213pb01 Rock 2 x 2 Crystal 3 Point with Insectoids Copper Lightning Bolts and Circles on Silver Background Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 2964 / 2965 / 5316 / 6817 / 6837 / 6903 / 6905 / 6907 / 6909 / 6919 / 6969 / 6977
Parts: Rock {Trans-Neon Green}
In Catalog Identification, Blacktree writes:
  It fits a Lego stud perfectly, but I can not find a Lego logo/print.

Thanks!
 Author: Bricktree View Messages Posted By Bricktree
 Posted: Mar 24, 2023 06:56
 Subject: Re: Is this Lego
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Bricktree (1708)

Location:  Netherlands, Noord-Holland
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In Catalog Identification, Nicolasamico37 writes:
  
 
Part No: 30213pb01 Name: Rock 2 x 2 Crystal 3 Point with Insectoids Copper Lightning Bolts and Circles on Silver Background Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 2964 / 2965 / 5316 / 6817 / 6837 / 6903 / 6905 / 6907 / 6909 / 6919 / 6969 / 6977
* 		30213pb01 Rock 2 x 2 Crystal 3 Point with Insectoids Copper Lightning Bolts and Circles on Silver Background Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 2964 / 2965 / 5316 / 6817 / 6837 / 6903 / 6905 / 6907 / 6909 / 6919 / 6969 / 6977
Parts: Rock {Trans-Neon Green}
In Catalog Identification, Blacktree writes:
  It fits a Lego stud perfectly, but I can not find a Lego logo/print.

Thanks!
 Author: wyvern View Messages Posted By wyvern
 Posted: Mar 24, 2023 10:50
 Subject: Re: Is this Lego
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wyvern (75)

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Wow that's a long name; are all the sets it comes in really necessary? I
don't think I've ever seen that naming convention with any other part.

The sticker is magnetic (as well as some other Insectoids stickers), would that
be worth adding in the title or as a note?

In Catalog Identification, Nicolasamico37 writes:
  
 
Part No: 30213pb01 Name: Rock 2 x 2 Crystal 3 Point with Insectoids Copper Lightning Bolts and Circles on Silver Background Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 2964 / 2965 / 5316 / 6817 / 6837 / 6903 / 6905 / 6907 / 6909 / 6919 / 6969 / 6977
* 		30213pb01 Rock 2 x 2 Crystal 3 Point with Insectoids Copper Lightning Bolts and Circles on Silver Background Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 2964 / 2965 / 5316 / 6817 / 6837 / 6903 / 6905 / 6907 / 6909 / 6919 / 6969 / 6977
Parts: Rock {Trans-Neon Green}
In Catalog Identification, Blacktree writes:
  It fits a Lego stud perfectly, but I can not find a Lego logo/print.

Thanks!
 Author: yorbrick View Messages Posted By yorbrick
 Posted: Mar 24, 2023 10:57
 Subject: Re: Is this Lego
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yorbrick (1185)

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In Catalog Identification, wyvern writes:
  Wow that's a long name; are all the sets it comes in really necessary? I
don't think I've ever seen that naming convention with any other part.

The convention is used on lots of parts, such as:

 
Part No: 62743pb004 Name: Plate, Modified 2 x 16 with Angled Side Extensions and Axle Hole (Rotor Blade) with 2 Yellow Stripes Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 60009 / 60046 / 60067 / 60108 / 60123 / 60166 / 60179
* 		62743pb004 Plate, Modified 2 x 16 with Angled Side Extensions and Axle Hole (Rotor Blade) with 2 Yellow Stripes Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 60009 / 60046 / 60067 / 60108 / 60123 / 60166 / 60179
Parts: Plate, Modified, Decorated

[p=3068bpb1381]


A search shows that there are 910 parts with the word "sets" in their
name.

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?pg=1&q=sets&catLike=W&sortBy=N&sortAsc=A&sz=50&catType=P
 Author: wyvern View Messages Posted By wyvern
 Posted: Mar 24, 2023 12:16
 Subject: Re: Is this Lego
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wyvern (75)

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Ah! What's the purpose? Presumably if someone wants to find a part's
catalog entry by the set number, they can just go through the set's inventory,
no? And once you're on the part's page, you can see all the sets it's
from under "Item Appears In" anyway.

And why do mainly just sticker sheets and stickered parts get this "sets"
treatment? There are several exceptions as seen in the link below, so what makes
those special? Lots of questions I know

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/search.page?q=sets+-sticker+-stickers&tab=P#T=P

In Catalog Identification, yorbrick writes:
  In Catalog Identification, wyvern writes:
  Wow that's a long name; are all the sets it comes in really necessary? I
don't think I've ever seen that naming convention with any other part.

The convention is used on lots of parts, such as:

 
Part No: 62743pb004 Name: Plate, Modified 2 x 16 with Angled Side Extensions and Axle Hole (Rotor Blade) with 2 Yellow Stripes Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 60009 / 60046 / 60067 / 60108 / 60123 / 60166 / 60179
* 		62743pb004 Plate, Modified 2 x 16 with Angled Side Extensions and Axle Hole (Rotor Blade) with 2 Yellow Stripes Pattern (Sticker) - Sets 60009 / 60046 / 60067 / 60108 / 60123 / 60166 / 60179
Parts: Plate, Modified, Decorated

[p=3068bpb1381]


A search shows that there are 910 parts with the word "sets" in their
name.

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?pg=1&q=sets&catLike=W&sortBy=N&sortAsc=A&sz=50&catType=P
 Author: yorbrick View Messages Posted By yorbrick
 Posted: Mar 24, 2023 13:11
 Subject: Re: Is this Lego
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yorbrick (1185)

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I don't know the logic behind it, presumably there is a good reason.

The sets that contain it are listed on the part page anyway. That's how I
usually find the part if I know what set it came from.