Hi all, I'm just wondering what the go is with the white piece in the picture,
the thick open studs confuse me. the stud has "LEGO" printed on it, I'm
thinking this is another mold variant that just isn't documented.
Hi all, I'm just wondering what the go is with the white piece in the picture,
the thick open studs confuse me. the stud has "LEGO" printed on it, I'm
thinking this is another mold variant that just isn't documented.
Hi all, I'm just wondering what the go is with the white piece in the picture,
the thick open studs confuse me. the stud has "LEGO" printed on it, I'm
thinking this is another mold variant that just isn't documented.
It's not LEGO.
~Jen
Sorry, I misread this text. I thought the comparison was for a part without the
LEGO on the studs.
Hi all, I'm just wondering what the go is with the white piece in the picture,
the thick open studs confuse me. the stud has "LEGO" printed on it, I'm
thinking this is another mold variant that just isn't documented.
I agree with edk and disagree with jennnifer. That inverted slope definitely
IS LEGO, and as edk said, it's an older one. It's normal for that particular
inverted slope to have those hollow studs with the thicker walls if it's
from 40+ years ago.
Hi all, I'm just wondering what the go is with the white piece in the picture,
the thick open studs confuse me. the stud has "LEGO" printed on it, I'm
thinking this is another mold variant that just isn't documented.
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