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Im really intrigued by this piece I must say.
I'm sure it's lego but no closer to identifying it.
If it is some sort of custom job it's absolutely immaculate.
http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/"Dig_Those_Dinos"_Minifigure
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?G=DTDFig
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=2465px1&in=S
Sorry for the sub par photo
The white headlight thingy has glass, the red one doesn't
Sorry, pic doesn't work, will post one in a couple of minutes.
There! Now off to the brag thread :)
@Istokg Is the Lego historian around here, I'm sure he could tell you more!
The part on top is this hinge
It was the Captain America Shield.
In sorting my Lego, I have found dozens of these. I think of them as little space ladders. I looked, but don't know what the element number is for them. I also can't really think of anything functional to do with them - they aren't SNOT and they don't nest or anything. So I will occasionally just stick some on for additional greebling.
Can someone show me some awesome uses for these bricks? Thanks
Link also shows the sets they have been in, as you can see A LOT of sets have had these.
They used them as grills on vehicles back in the day on LEGO city sets, they are also used as ladders, vents on the side of something.. whatever your imagination tells you to do with this.