<p>It's most likely that this is not an official Lego set. There has been such a piece (the purple ones) but it never came in that color, therefore it must have been manufactured from a clone brand. There could be that 00.1% chance of it being a piece from an official Lego set, but based on the poor quality of the build in the image and the fact that Bricklink couldn't find it, I still think it's from a clone brand. Also, if any of the plates have only specific studs with holes in them that aren't in a reasonable pattern (such as outline of house walls), then there's a big chance that the plate came from Mega Blocks and not Lego™.</p>

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2020-04-20T09:17:47.197Z
I did some zooming out. It is hard to tell due to the low resolution but I'm 99% certain that none of the visible nobs on the green pieces have the Lego logo. So it almost has to be a clone brand.
Tonny
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2020-04-20T11:11:51.860Z
Indeed.  None of the studs have holes in them either, but still likely to be  a clone brand.
mindstormsboi
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2020-04-19T21:24:07.903Z
2020-04-19T21:37:08.183Z
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mindstormsboi
<p>Can anyone tell me which set this partial build is from?  Any help to identify it is greatly appreciated! </p>

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2018-04-07T18:16:47.407Z
[The 4 x 4 corner plate does not appear to come in purple in any official LEGO sets](https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=30503). Do the pieces say "LEGO" on the stud?
Alexander O'Mara
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2018-04-07T18:34:44.097Z
I don't have the lego with me. I saw it in a charity shop. In the past I've bought bags from charity and managed to work out what they are but i'm having difficulty with this one.
Annabel54
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2018-04-10T00:32:01.733Z
The yellow brick on top looks like a bootleg, are you sure that is a legit LEGO piece?
Crafter4017
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2020-04-19T21:30:27.120Z
Can you take it apart? Lego Bricks always come in only one color (unless you consider the printing on some of them.
mindstormsboi
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2020-04-19T21:36:01.213Z
Whoops, never considered that you didn't have em with you. Sorry 
mindstormsboi
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Is this from a Lego set?
Annabel54
# Is this from a Lego set?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-04-07)

Can anyone tell me which set this partial build is from? Any help to identify it is greatly appreciated!

[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/E5d3L.png)](https://i.sstatic.net/E5d3L.png)

**Tags:** part-identification, set-identification

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: [The 4 x 4 corner plate does not appear to come in purple in any official LEGO sets](https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=30503). Do the pieces say "LEGO" on the stud?  
> **username_0**: I don't have the lego with me. I saw it in a charity shop. In the past I've bought bags from charity and managed to work out what they are but i'm having difficulty with this one.  
> **username_2**: The yellow brick on top looks like a bootleg, are you sure that is a legit LEGO piece?  
> **username_3**: Can you take it apart? Lego Bricks always come in only one color (unless you consider the printing on some of them.  
> **username_3**: Whoops, never considered that you didn't have em with you. Sorry   

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2020-04-19. Score: 2

It's most likely that this is not an official Lego set. There has been such a piece (the purple ones) but it never came in that color, therefore it must have been manufactured from a clone brand. There could be that 00.1% chance of it being a piece from an official Lego set, but based on the poor quality of the build in the image and the fact that Bricklink couldn't find it, I still think it's from a clone brand. Also, if any of the plates have only specific studs with holes in them that aren't in a reasonable pattern (such as outline of house walls), then there's a big chance that the plate came from Mega Blocks and not Lego™.

> **Comments:**
> **username_4**: I did some zooming out. It is hard to tell due to the low resolution but I'm 99% certain that none of the visible nobs on the green pieces have the Lego logo. So it almost has to be a clone brand.  
> **username_3**: Indeed.  None of the studs have holes in them either, but still likely to be  a clone brand.  

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