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LEGO® los onderdeel Steen in kleur Doorzichtig 3010

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LEGO® los onderdeel Steen in kleur Doorzichtig 3010Steen 1 x 4 Bij LEGO is dit blokje bekend als element 4256588, 4227529, 614640, 614610, 301010. Alle blokjes met dezelfde vorm vind je via part nummer 3010. Alternatieve nummers zijn 6146. Het gewicht van dit blokje is 1. 64 gram en de afmetingen zijn 1 x 4 nopjes. Dat komt ongeveer overeen met 8 x 32 mm. Je vindt deze steentjes in categorie Steen, in het Engels Brick. Een LEGO onderdeel met deze vorm is voor het eerst gemaakt in 1966. In 120

Steen 1 x 4

Bij LEGO® is dit blokje bekend als element 4256588, 4227529, 614640, 614610, 301010. Alle blokjes met dezelfde vorm vind je via part nummer 3010. Alternatieve nummers zijn 6146. Het gewicht van dit blokje is 1.64 gram en de afmetingen zijn 1 x 4 nopjes. Dat komt ongeveer overeen met 8 x 32 mm.

Je vindt deze steentjes in categorie Steen, in het Engels Brick. Een LEGO® onderdeel met deze vorm is voor het eerst gemaakt in 1966. In 120 verschillende sets is dit blokje gebruikt, voor het laatst in 1991.

De naam van dit onderdeel in het Engels is: Brick 1 x 4.

Kijk of een blokje met deze vorm bestaat met een motief.

Vind blokje 3010 in een andere kleur.

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Over de kleur Doorzichtig

LEGO® noemt deze kleur Transparent. Deze kleur wordt ook wel Trans-Clear genoemd. Ga je met LDraw aan de slag, dan gebruik je Trans_Clear. Hier vind je een handig LEGO® Kleuren overzicht.

Tip

Alle blokjes komen uit originele LEGO® sets die door ons worden gesorteerd en aangeboden.

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