It came from a Harry Potter Lego Advent Calendar. My kids didn’t build them right away, and squirrelled them away until recently.
Damn thing drew blood.
It came from a Harry Potter Lego Advent Calendar. My kids didn’t build them right away, and squirrelled them away until recently.
Damn thing drew blood.
Just some weeks ago, I talked with a friend about how in every Post about Lego, someone just fucking steps into the comments and knows the exact ID of some obscure piece or set shown.
And now I see your comment 👏
In this case, I knew it because of a “botanicals” set that I assembled recently.
Those sets use a lot of pieces in creative ways, often in unusual colors. In particularly obscure cases, like this crown or the rose petals that were originally from a car fender, the manual will include a brief trivia callout.
I remembered the callout, and that was enough to find it by keyword on the fan database sites.
I think it’s almost a matter of reverse engineering the info.
OP said the set.
Rebrickable > search > input op’s set > parts list