Herts Womble

Thank you. Sticks to my fridge.

Need help with this one please. It came in a pile off the web. It has a serial number on the bottom, 253P9 (although the stamp isn't great and it could be B or R). Although it can't be seen in the photo this IS Lego branded. It seems odd to got to the bother of using hex screws on the bottom of a simple brick if there isn't anything in there.

Washing machine on a 30C cycle. Batches of Lego in a lingerie / delicates bag. Dried in the airing cupboard on a towel and agitated a couple of times a day. I bought a load off eBay which was disgusting. Included alien plastic building blocks as well as fluff, bits of tissue (clearly used for something), moss, dried insect abdomens, hair, some which appeared to be head hair and some left me hoping that the batch had been played with by a curly headed child. But I suspect that it hadn't. Plus a couple of other unpleasant items - see if you can spot what they are. Centre right in the photo. This got sorted with the Lego thrown straight into my bath which had a Jeyes fluid solution in it. After a trip through the washing machine - with a couple of towels in there too for padding - it's come out pretty well.

This was in a mixed bundle of lego bought off ebay. It's a modified 2x4 brick with a link with 2 studs on it. The base has a screwed in plate (tamper-proof screws - but I'm sure that I could get in). I can't find it in any of the places that I have found parts before. (Sorry if I've posted this in the wrong place. I'm a newbie here and finding the place a tad confusing) Woooo!. File size problems so I can't post the 2nd photo. The bottom is smooth apart from the screw heads and won't accept studs.

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