What us this heavy red LEGO piece with no obvious connectors?
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I got a bulk box of LEGO on eBay and this was in it. It has the LEGO logo at either end but the pegs at the bottom don’t connect to anything. It’s heavy, like a battery but no connectors and doesn’t come apart. It doesn’t appear to be magnetic. Any ideas?!
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I got a bulk box of LEGO on eBay and this was in it. It has the LEGO logo at either end but the pegs at the bottom don’t connect to anything. It’s heavy, like a battery but no connectors and doesn’t come apart. It doesn’t appear to be magnetic. Any ideas?!
part-identification boat
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Welcome to Bricks.SE! This is almost an exact duplicate question, except that the last time this came up, the part was broken :) bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/2903/…
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I got a bulk box of LEGO on eBay and this was in it. It has the LEGO logo at either end but the pegs at the bottom don’t connect to anything. It’s heavy, like a battery but no connectors and doesn’t come apart. It doesn’t appear to be magnetic. Any ideas?!
part-identification boat
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I got a bulk box of LEGO on eBay and this was in it. It has the LEGO logo at either end but the pegs at the bottom don’t connect to anything. It’s heavy, like a battery but no connectors and doesn’t come apart. It doesn’t appear to be magnetic. Any ideas?!
part-identification boat
part-identification boat
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Alexander O'Mara
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edited 4 hours ago
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Welcome to Bricks.SE! This is almost an exact duplicate question, except that the last time this came up, the part was broken :) bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/2903/…
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Welcome to Bricks.SE! This is almost an exact duplicate question, except that the last time this came up, the part was broken :) bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/2903/…
– jncraton♦
31 mins ago
Welcome to Bricks.SE! This is almost an exact duplicate question, except that the last time this came up, the part was broken :) bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/2903/…
– jncraton♦
31 mins ago
Welcome to Bricks.SE! This is almost an exact duplicate question, except that the last time this came up, the part was broken :) bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/2903/…
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It's a Boat Keel Weighted 8 x 2 x 4.
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Which attaches to the bottom of a boat hull, providing sub-surface ballast necessary to keep the boat steady. There are also weighted bricks one may use in the hold of the larger cargo hull, though those are often used on trains.
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It's a Boat Keel Weighted 8 x 2 x 4.
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Which attaches to the bottom of a boat hull, providing sub-surface ballast necessary to keep the boat steady. There are also weighted bricks one may use in the hold of the larger cargo hull, though those are often used on trains.
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It's a Boat Keel Weighted 8 x 2 x 4.
answered 4 hours ago
Henrik
1,472311
Which attaches to the bottom of a boat hull, providing sub-surface ballast necessary to keep the boat steady. There are also weighted bricks one may use in the hold of the larger cargo hull, though those are often used on trains.
– bishop
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It's a Boat Keel Weighted 8 x 2 x 4.
answered 4 hours ago
Henrik
1,472311
It's a Boat Keel Weighted 8 x 2 x 4.
answered 4 hours ago
Henrik
1,472311
answered 4 hours ago
Henrik
1,472311
answered 4 hours ago
Henrik
1,472311
answered 4 hours ago
Henrik
1,472311
1,472311
Which attaches to the bottom of a boat hull, providing sub-surface ballast necessary to keep the boat steady. There are also weighted bricks one may use in the hold of the larger cargo hull, though those are often used on trains.
– bishop
9 mins ago
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Which attaches to the bottom of a boat hull, providing sub-surface ballast necessary to keep the boat steady. There are also weighted bricks one may use in the hold of the larger cargo hull, though those are often used on trains.
– bishop
9 mins ago
Which attaches to the bottom of a boat hull, providing sub-surface ballast necessary to keep the boat steady. There are also weighted bricks one may use in the hold of the larger cargo hull, though those are often used on trains.
– bishop
9 mins ago
Which attaches to the bottom of a boat hull, providing sub-surface ballast necessary to keep the boat steady. There are also weighted bricks one may use in the hold of the larger cargo hull, though those are often used on trains.
– bishop
9 mins ago
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Welcome to Bricks.SE! This is almost an exact duplicate question, except that the last time this came up, the part was broken :) bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/2903/…
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