The part I have has a hollow stud on top but is otherwise nearly identical to
the Lego counterpart. Is it a knockoff? Some casual research shows that Lego
and Hasbro have partnered in the past.
The part I have has a hollow stud on top but is otherwise nearly identical to
the Lego counterpart. Is it a knockoff? Some casual research shows that Lego
and Hasbro have partnered in the past.
Thanks!
Bob
This part always had a solid stud on top with the LEGO logo, so the part you
have cannot be a LEGO part.
The part I have has a hollow stud on top but is otherwise nearly identical to
the Lego counterpart. Is it a knockoff? Some casual research shows that Lego
and Hasbro have partnered in the past.
Thanks!
Bob
This part always had a solid stud on top with the LEGO logo, so the part you
have cannot be a LEGO part.
Thank you for the replies. It was so close to the actual Lego piece, that I
had to double check. Thanks again!
The part I have has a hollow stud on top but is otherwise nearly identical to
the Lego counterpart. Is it a knockoff? Some casual research shows that Lego
and Hasbro have partnered in the past.
Thanks!
Bob
It's probably a part from the "Built To Rule" (BTR) series that Hasbro
produced a few years ago... as per Wikipedia:
"Built to Rule was a building block toyline from Hasbro released from
2003 to 2005. The sets included block that are compatible with such leading brands
as Lego. These sets were Sets are usually based upon existing toys and characters
from the Hasbro brand, such as Tonka, G.I. Joe and Transformers: Armada."
I've definitely seen some of these parts in the used lots I've bought
over the years... and they fit well into my special container for them...
The part I have has a hollow stud on top but is otherwise nearly identical to
the Lego counterpart. Is it a knockoff? Some casual research shows that Lego
and Hasbro have partnered in the past.
Thanks!
Bob
It's probably a part from the "Built To Rule" (BTR) series that Hasbro
produced a few years ago... as per Wikipedia:
"Built to Rule was a building block toyline from Hasbro released from
2003 to 2005. The sets included block that are compatible with such leading brands
as Lego. These sets were Sets are usually based upon existing toys and characters
from the Hasbro brand, such as Tonka, G.I. Joe and Transformers: Armada."
I've definitely seen some of these parts in the used lots I've bought
over the years... and they fit well into my special container for them...
Life is Good.
~Ed.
Yes it is, the refreshing feeling of purifying the earth of that filth.
The part I have has a hollow stud on top but is otherwise nearly identical to
the Lego counterpart. Is it a knockoff? Some casual research shows that Lego
and Hasbro have partnered in the past.
Thanks!
Bob
It's probably a part from the "Built To Rule" (BTR) series that Hasbro
produced a few years ago... as per Wikipedia:
"Built to Rule was a building block toyline from Hasbro released from
2003 to 2005. The sets included block that are compatible with such leading brands
as Lego. These sets were Sets are usually based upon existing toys and characters
from the Hasbro brand, such as Tonka, G.I. Joe and Transformers: Armada."
I've definitely seen some of these parts in the used lots I've bought
over the years... and they fit well into my special container for them...
Life is Good.
~Ed.
They don’t deserve a plastic bin
Just use a cardboard box 📦
The part I have has a hollow stud on top but is otherwise nearly identical to
the Lego counterpart. Is it a knockoff? Some casual research shows that Lego
and Hasbro have partnered in the past.
Thanks!
Bob
It's probably a part from the "Built To Rule" (BTR) series that Hasbro
produced a few years ago... as per Wikipedia:
"Built to Rule was a building block toyline from Hasbro released from
2003 to 2005. The sets included block that are compatible with such leading brands
as Lego. These sets were Sets are usually based upon existing toys and characters
from the Hasbro brand, such as Tonka, G.I. Joe and Transformers: Armada."
I've definitely seen some of these parts in the used lots I've bought
over the years... and they fit well into my special container for them...
Life is Good.
~Ed.
They don’t deserve a plastic bin
Just use a cardboard box 📦
The part I have has a hollow stud on top but is otherwise nearly identical to
the Lego counterpart. Is it a knockoff? Some casual research shows that Lego
and Hasbro have partnered in the past.
Thanks!
Bob
It's probably a part from the "Built To Rule" (BTR) series that Hasbro
produced a few years ago... as per Wikipedia:
"Built to Rule was a building block toyline from Hasbro released from
2003 to 2005. The sets included block that are compatible with such leading brands
as Lego. These sets were Sets are usually based upon existing toys and characters
from the Hasbro brand, such as Tonka, G.I. Joe and Transformers: Armada."
I've definitely seen some of these parts in the used lots I've bought
over the years... and they fit well into my special container for them...
Life is Good.
~Ed.
They don’t deserve a plastic bin
Just use a cardboard box 📦
While the first image looked like a plastic bin, it's more of a plastic bag...
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