Random part of the day: Spoiler W. Shaft Ø 3.2

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Today's random part is 98834, 'Spoiler W. Shaft Ø 3.2', which is a System part, category Decoration Elements.

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By in New Zealand,

Spoiler Alert!!

This 4-wide spoiler was introduced in the era of 6-wide cars.

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By in United Kingdom,

@Miyakan said:
"Spoiler Alert!!

This 4-wide spoiler was introduced in the era of 6-wide cars."


Yes, but it was designed for 4-wides. In its first year it was only used for the Cars 2 sets, which contain almost exclusively 4-wide vehicles.

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By in Argentina,

Spoilers with Shaft? Well he does get with a couple of ladies...

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By in United States,

@Harmonious_Building said:
"Spoilers with Shaft? Well he does get with a couple of ladies..."

You beat me to the joke by 2 minutes!

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By in New Zealand,

@Monopoly said:
" @Miyakan said:
"Spoiler Alert!!

This 4-wide spoiler was introduced in the era of 6-wide cars."


Yes, but it was designed for 4-wides. In its first year it was only used for the Cars 2 sets, which contain almost exclusively 4-wide vehicles."


And it wasn't even used as a spoiler. It was used as a hydrofoil.
The first spoiler use is two years later in Ultra agents. In a 'Car' that was at least 12 studs wide.

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By in United States,

Amusingly enough, in 75893, this piece was used at the opposite end of the car, as a hood scoop.

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By in United States,

Do you think this guy's related to Wicket W. Warrick?

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By in Australia,

I used these as landing skids for a Cyberpunk twin rotor. They stay in position when held by a plate with clips, which is helpful

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By in United States,

I remember when this was used as a riot shield in 70161

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By in United Kingdom,

Look out, it'll ruin that new series you were watching for you!

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By in United Kingdom,

@Miyakan said:
"And it wasn't even used as a spoiler. It was used as a hydrofoil.
The first spoiler use is two years later in Ultra agents. In a 'Car' that was at least 12 studs wide."


The first spoiler use was in 9485, where both Raoul ÇaRoule and Max Schnell use the piece. The reason it doesn’t show up here is because they’re both printed.

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By in Netherlands,

versatile piece, wings, ski, spoilers, minifig shield etc.

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