Checked the official Lego Whomp build (from Whomp's Lava Trouble Expansion
Set 71364) and it has a completely different print on a long brick instead of
three separate ones. Perhaps you are dealing with a custom print on official
Lego bricks.
Checked the official Lego Whomp build (from Whomp's Lava Trouble Expansion
Set 71364) and it has a completely different print on a long brick instead of
three separate ones. Perhaps you are dealing with a custom print on official
Lego bricks.
And most likely the 1 1 x 4 brick is modified to some extent with arms
The other giveaway is that the picture is off centre, yet it all lines up OK
suggesting it was printed with the bricks stacked together. If LEGO had printed
this, then it would be unlikely to line up as well if so off centre.
The other giveaway is that the picture is off centre, yet it all lines up OK
suggesting it was printed with the bricks stacked together. If LEGO had printed
this, then it would be unlikely to line up as well if so off centre.
While I agree this is a custom print, there is an entire market for misprinted
LEGO.
Being off center has no bearing on if the piece is genuine.
The other giveaway is that the picture is off centre, yet it all lines up OK
suggesting it was printed with the bricks stacked together. If LEGO had printed
this, then it would be unlikely to line up as well if so off centre.
While I agree this is a custom print, there is an entire market for misprinted
LEGO.
Being off center has no bearing on if the piece is genuine.
That is not my point. All of them being off centre yet well aligned to each other
suggests they were printed with the bricks assembled. And LEGO doesn't do
that.