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Need help identifying partly built Ninjago

JacquelineBRJacquelineBR Member Posts: 7
in Everything else LEGO
Hello,
This was partly built in a mixed box of second hand Lego. It has two doors and a piece like a floor to the box that slides away to make whatever is put inside drop away. 
I think it is Ninjago but I cannot find what set it belongs to in order to build it.
Do any Lego experts recognise it?
Many thanks,
Jacqueline

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  • drdavewatforddrdavewatford Administrator Posts: 6,755
    JacquelineBR said:
    Hello,
    This was partly built in a mixed box of second hand Lego. It has two doors and a piece like a floor to the box that slides away to make whatever is put inside drop away.
    I think you'll need to post a photo, Jacqueline....
  • JacquelineBRJacquelineBR Member Posts: 7
  • JacquelineBRJacquelineBR Member Posts: 7
    I forgot to click post...
  • bandit778bandit778 Member Posts: 2,383
    Not sure about the smaller of the two builds but the larger one appears to be from set #41001

    Kerre
  • JacquelineBRJacquelineBR Member Posts: 7
    That's great, thank you! Also explains why I couldn't find it in Ninjago. 
  • paul_mertonpaul_merton Member Posts: 2,967
    The other structure is not from any set as far as I'm aware, but if the individual parts originated from the same set, then they must have come from one of these Fantasy Era sets: #7078 or #7091
  • ShibShib Member Posts: 5,469
    Is there a reason you keep specifying Ninjago?
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