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Unbranded lego parts

Never had this before. Bought the castle/pirates brickmaster book. None of the weapons included have a lego stamp. Bit strange. Why is this? Are there any other official lego parts that dont show the brand stamp? 

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  • TigerMothTigerMoth Member Posts: 2,343
    edited December 2015
    http://brickset.com/parts/4210886

    http://brickset.com/parts/4506823

    http://brickset.com/parts/4506836

    http://brickset.com/parts/4611879

    Pieces usually don't have markings because there's nowhere to put one without "spoiling it", but some just don't have one anyway. There are a great many that are unmarked.

    adventure_al
  • adventure_aladventure_al Member Posts: 243
    Fair enuf. Thanks for reply. First time I've noticed
  • adventure_aladventure_al Member Posts: 243
    Just looked at links provided. I already know these are genuine but I found it strange as I have older versions of these parts (the pikes) that do have a lego stamp.
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    edited December 2015
    Well how about half branded, just built #75099 and TLG supplied me with this. Really TLG you can do better than this!! If its only half lego I want half my money back! 
    adventure_alkiki180703
  • adventure_aladventure_al Member Posts: 243
    Oh that's pretty poor Lee. I worry when I see stuff like that. Quality is definitely not what it used to be. 


    LeemadforLEGO
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    Going to go down later to the lego room and compare them to the others I have to see if this has happened before, bet I wont find any. What's going on lately with TLG? Why is the quality getting so poor? Are the just pumping out so much lego that they cant even keep up with there own standards? I had another issue with set #75099, gaps. Gaps that you could slide thick paper through. If they are going to keep doing this maybe its time they drop there prices a bit. Wont hold my breath.
    madforLEGO
  • Kevin_HyattKevin_Hyatt Member Posts: 778
    I've had loads of trans cheese slopes with no branding on.
    Used to find them in job lots and threw them away thinking they were megablocks until I noticed some from new just opened sets that had no logo!
    (Still throw ones into te junk bin from joblots as don't want to risk contaminating te LEGO!)
    Leekiki180703
  • CCCCCC Member Posts: 20,526
    edited December 2015
    Lee said:
    Well how about half branded, just built #75099 and TLG supplied me with this. Really TLG you can do better than this!! If its only half lego I want half my money back! 
    With those sorts of mistakes, they'll get EG on their face.
    Kevin_HyattLeekiki180703BumblepantsRainstorm26madforLEGOgmonkey76
  • PaperballparkPaperballpark Member Posts: 4,260
    I was going to post a sarcastic remark here, but more seriously, EVERY piece has the mould marking on it. I honestly don't see the issue - it's the best place for it.
  • XefanXefan Member Posts: 1,148
    The workers at the Chinese factory probably forgot to switch back production from their counterfeit moulds to the official moulds.
    Leekiki180703Rainstorm26madforLEGOBrickDancerVorpalRyuMynattgmonkey76
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    I love building with my LO.
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    Xefan said:
    The workers at the Chinese factory probably forgot to switch back production from their counterfeit moulds to the official moulds.

    That made me laugh quite a lot!
  • plasmodiumplasmodium Member Posts: 1,956
    I was going to post a sarcastic remark here, but more seriously, EVERY piece has the mould marking on it. I honestly don't see the issue - it's the best place for it.
    Yeah, but usually it doesn't also leave out the "EG" of "LEGO". Or at least, I don't think so - off the top of my head, the little mould mark is usually in between or sort of on top of the "EG" on bricks this size. I don't really see why it matters - I would say it looks cleaner to leave out the "EG". But I guess it's harder to distinguish them from clones...
  • CCCCCC Member Posts: 20,526
    If they keep doing it, maybe a new clone called LO will start up and use the LO logo on their parts.
    Leekiki180703
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    Would you buy a ford car or a f  d car? It kind of lets the branding down wouldn't you say??
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    Hey, have you seen the new S r w rs movie?? No because it sounds like a cheap knock off!!
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    This is the gap I was referring to. Sure maybe you couldn't slide thick paper through it but never the less its quite wide for lego when its supposed to be so precise it its measurements.  
  • TkattTkatt Member Posts: 472
    Part 3651 Technic axel and pin connector has blank studs on both sides, and no part number or branding at all.

    Lee
  • madforLEGOmadforLEGO Member Posts: 10,761
    Lee said:
    This is the gap I was referring to. Sure maybe you couldn't slide thick paper through it but never the less its quite wide for lego when its supposed to be so precise it its measurements.  
    Is the 'grasp' of the parts any different?
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    Lee said:
    This is the gap I was referring to. Sure maybe you couldn't slide thick paper through it but never the less its quite wide for lego when its supposed to be so precise it its measurements.  
    Is the 'grasp' of the parts any different?

    Na, it all works fine but I did wonder when I was putting it together. Never really seen a gap like that before in the lego world. I hope it not a sign of things to come. Anybody else seen things like this out of one set?
  • Kevin_HyattKevin_Hyatt Member Posts: 778
    That's a shocking gap!
    kiki180703
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    That's a shocking gap!

    Yep it is.
  • paul_mertonpaul_merton Member Posts: 2,967
    Lee said:
    This is the gap I was referring to. Sure maybe you couldn't slide thick paper through it but never the less its quite wide for lego when its supposed to be so precise it its measurements.  
    There is supposed to be a 0.2mm gap between bricks when arranged like that. 
  • LeeLee Member Posts: 138
    edited December 2015
    I just built the same with my lego and there is no gap. So I think this gap is just a bit more than it should be. Just to remind you that this comes from set #75099 and it is number 40 in the instructions (page 27).
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