Random part of the day: Cockpit 4X4X4 2/3 W. Ø3.2 Shaft

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Today's random part is 11289, 'Cockpit 4X4X4 2/3 W. Ø3.2 Shaft', which is a System part, category Windscreens And Cockpits.

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By in United States,

Alas, I fear the community has blown all its... powder on yesterday RPOTD, leaving this one shafted.

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By in United States,

Hmm. Cockpit and shaft huh.

Huwbot you so nasty.

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By in United States,

Looks kinda like a codpiece.

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By in United States,

I wanted to comment something clever, and all my brain could come up with was "the cockpit is angular, just like the Star Spangled Banner is spangular."

I think my brain is angular.

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By in United States,

I do not like this thing. It’s not as useful as the original, and it’s kinda ugly.

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By in Canada,

@Formendacil said:
"Alas, I fear the community has blown all its... powder on yesterday RPOTD, leaving this one shafted."

So I can’t say only 3.2-sized shafts allowed in this pit for…?

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By in Canada,

*SIGH*...'round two' I suppose...speaking of 'rounds', we'll a 'tree'; and...:
"Who's the part with heart, who'll always finish what starts..."
"SHAFT"
"Dang right...":D
(and: NEXT:))

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By in United Kingdom,

ok for city helicopters, terrible for spaceships like 75178 as always leaves a gap.

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By in Belgium,

One of our most beloved legopieces. Originally came with "Fire Suitcase" (2015) but since then used by the kids in numerous little spaceships, helicopters and what not...

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By in United States,

@peterlmorris said:
"I do not like this thing. It’s not as useful as the original, and it’s kinda ugly. "

You mean the https://brickset.com/parts/design-2483 ? That one was more useful with the bottom connections. I used it once to make a wave for a surfer.

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By in United States,

@TeriXeri:
It’s also used for the fenders on that same Bat-vehicle.

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By in Netherlands,

@PurpleDave said:
" @TeriXeri :
It’s also used for the fenders on that same Bat-vehicle."

Didn't even notice that, since it's in reverse + a sticker on it, only briefly looked at pictures, but that's nice parts usage.

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By in United States,

@TeriXeri:
If it makes you feel better, my first reaction was, “Those aren’t engines, they’re wheels!”

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