Random part of the day: Motor, No. 11

45602 for a picture.

It appears to be a specifically Lego Education piece, hence the color.

Another image-less part! Treasure the mystery!

EDIT: and only 561 of us can speak to what it is--I am not one of them!

Somewhere, there’s got to be a school with these colors. One. Single. Solitary school. And I’m sure their rivals’ FLL teams invest heavily in Sharpies, paint, and colored tape.

So many attachment points!

So I'm assuming the circular blue part with the four peg holes and the axle hole is what rotates.

@Formendacil: Five-hundred-sixty-one are owned by Brickset members, that doesn't necessarily mean five-hundred-sixty-one Brickset members own them; some people may own more than one, making the owner count lower than the owned count, especially since it was available as a set by itself..

@TheOtherMike said:
"So I'm assuming the circular blue part with the four peg holes and the axle hole is what rotates."

If you look on the side of the disc, there’s a black dot that’s lined up with a hollow dot on the body. This seems likely to be used to “zero” the rotation, so the control brick can tell where the home position is.

Comes in Optimus’ rival set, Spike Prime. Here I thought Spike’s last name was Witwicky.

@PurpleDave said:
"Somewhere, there’s got to be a school with these colors. One. Single. Solitary school. And I’m sure their rivals’ FLL teams invest heavily in Sharpies, paint, and colored tape."

What would be even funnier is if their Rivals school colours are Yellow and White as that would mean that each school then has to graffiti an integral part of their Spike Prime kit.

I have the grey cousin part 69730 (motor No 15) or 88017 in 42114 which as in real life was used to turn the cabin relative to the dumper part instead of turning the front wheel. Worked well enough given the weight and friction, not a great turning circle and took up a lot of space but the model hid it all very well. I have to admit unlike all the previous power function M, L and XL motors I haven't found a use for it in any mocs.

This one goes to eleven!

@WizardOfOss said:
"This one goes to eleven!"

What? Can’t you read? Clearly it says _no_ 11.

@PurpleDave said:
" @WizardOfOss said:
"This one goes to eleven!"

What? Can’t you read? Clearly it says _no_ 11."
Forever stuck at 10.... You're on ten here, all the way up, all the way up, all the way up, you're on ten on your guitar. Where can you go from there? Where?