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  1. N-4K0
    Ah. I was debating whether it was DBG or LBG as a recolor didn't really seem necessary, but thanks for the correction
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    From what I can see on the pics, the axles connecting the pedals to the arms appear to be a LBG recolor of the 4L axle with stop. It goes through the hole in the black Plate, Modified 2x3 with hole and one of the pics shows the inside, where you can see it has an end stop, and the color of the axle looks like LBG, same as the chain and the new gear the pedal arms are connected to. EDIT: Nevermind, I seem to be mistaken.
  3. N-4K0
    Merry Xmas and Happy Holidays to all AFOLs and brickers on the forum, may all of you have a happy new year!
  4. N-4K0
    Technic Wedge Belt Wheel (Pulley)
  5. N-4K0
    I have never interacted with Rosco-PC, but I send my condolences to his family and his friends. May he rest in peace.
  6. N-4K0
    To my knowledge, no. There is a similar option I just found while searching, this wheelchair wheel. If the thickness of the disc isn't an issue, there's also this wheel, but it's a full stud in thickness. EDIT: The closest match I know of with a pinhole is this gear, though the pinhole is still a full stud in thickness.
  7. N-4K0
    It looks like you're right. Even if it didn't have an axle hole in the center, it should regardless as it would make the (dome? dish?) brick more versatile.
  8. N-4K0
    I looked up this set on Rebrickable and the yellow is named there as Vibrant Yellow, I assume it's the same as Neon Yellow or whatever BrickLink calls it.
  9. N-4K0
    Oh my brick, my eyes! And with the yellow rims too!
  10. N-4K0
    The old version with + hole also slides freely with no friction, it's never had any kind of grip as far as I know, by design.
  11. N-4K0
    Beautiful solstice fir and another great calendar Merry Xmas!
  12. N-4K0
    Merry Xmas, happy holidays! Have a bricky end of the year, folks!
  13. N-4K0
    I have no interest in this particular set as I am no mc guy, but I find these inverted, concave(?) panels interesting as they're showing up and I want to get my hands on this new windshield piece, I love new windshield pieces with pinholes.
  14. N-4K0
    For large sets I sort out the different types of parts, usually keeping pins, connectors and the small stuff in a pile, but for smaller sets I don't mind having everything in a single pile. I like to be organized, at least above a certain size of sets. I do agree with the guy with the "impossible build" avatar ( ) - it irks me when they do pics of loose parts laying around all mixed, panels with pins and connectors between them, some trays with mostly small parts and for some reason a few large parts casually placed among them. It does irritate me to some degree. But maybe that's the point, it makes people talk and gives the set attention, in one way or another.
  15. N-4K0
    I think we're talking about a bar and/or pin with this on the end, the "holder" for towballs. The counter to e.g. the towball pin.
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