No prize, I'm just curious if anyone knows what it is.
I usually keep small pieces in zip-lock bags and was surprised when I couldn't find it during assembly. I found it on the bathroom floor, of all places!
Answer in the Comments below . . .
Sunday, December 28, 2014
What Part Is This?
No prize, I'm just curious if anyone knows what it is.
I usually keep small pieces in zip-lock bags and was surprised when I couldn't find it during assembly. I found it on the bathroom floor, of all places!
Answer in the Comments below . . .
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Looks like the tip off a glue bottle that you snip to open the glue like the tacky craft glue in the brown bottle ect
ReplyDeleteSorry - that's not it.
Deleteengine nozzle?
ReplyDeleteNo, but it does look like a nozzle.
DeleteIt's more obscure than that.
Chris you got me stumped.....I know its gonna be a slap in the face when you disclose the parts use.....
ReplyDeleteYeah, you'll probably kick yourself (or me, if I were in the same room)
DeleteHow about 20 questions...?
ReplyDeleteIs it a model rocket part (from a kit)?
Yes, it is a rocket part, from a kit.
DeleteIs it from a scale kit of a real rocket, or a rocket someone made up to kit?
ReplyDeleteHi Mushtang,
DeleteIt's not from a "scale" model of a real rocket, but a downscale of a movie character.
R2D2?? I built one of those but have since crashed it beyond repair and threw it away. I had a feeling I'd seen that part before!!
ReplyDeleteI think I see it in the first picture, right in the middle.
Deletehttp://www.modelrocketbuilding.blogspot.com/2014/11/estes-r2d2-2142-build-part-1-parts.html
Found this question a bit late, but it looks like the holo-projector from the R2-D2 rocket.
ReplyDeleteI recognized it right away, I just didn't find the question until now. LOL