<p>So, the curiosity bug bit me again.  The mysterious part appears to be a Kre-O "Motion Brick" which appeared in various sets. In my research I found that there is a variation (hollow vs. solid) in the studs, as shown in the picture.<br>
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2019-07-18T03:26:46.750Z
2019-07-18T03:26:46.750Z
JohnnyB
<p>I've had this odd little part laying around my desk for some time - does anyone know what it is?  There's no Lego logo anywhere, and I've searched BrickLink somewhat comprehensively, so I'm guessing it's from a compatible set.</p>

<p>It's a modified 3x2 plate, but without a hole, and the red bottom part is sort of a rubbery, grippy substance.  The "cover" is softer, non-ABS plastic, and can snap onto the plate either way.  </p>

<p>I'm guessing it came from my wife's nephews in a whole pile of stuff they gave us - mostly Lego but there was some MegaBloks stuff mixed in too.  Probably not from after 2000 at the very latest.  </p>

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2019-01-28T21:47:28.053Z
Definitely not LEGO. Part with red insert seem to represent a brush. Do both pieces come apart easily?
Alex
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2019-01-29T00:05:21.867Z
The two pieces are not difficult to get apart - it's clear the one is supposed to be a "cover" for the red part of the other.  The red stuff is a rubbery substance - like it was supposed to provide traction or something.
Justin C Ferguson
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2019-12-26T15:40:36.147Z
Is it not normal to close the newer question as a dup of the older one (granted the quality is about the same)?
David
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Modified 3x2 Plate with Rubber Bristle Bottom and snap-on cover?
Justin C Ferguson
# Modified 3x2 Plate with Rubber Bristle Bottom and snap-on cover?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-01-28)

I've had this odd little part laying around my desk for some time - does anyone know what it is? There's no Lego logo anywhere, and I've searched BrickLink somewhat comprehensively, so I'm guessing it's from a compatible set.

It's a modified 3x2 plate, but without a hole, and the red bottom part is sort of a rubbery, grippy substance. The "cover" is softer, non-ABS plastic, and can snap onto the plate either way.

I'm guessing it came from my wife's nephews in a whole pile of stuff they gave us - mostly Lego but there was some MegaBloks stuff mixed in too. Probably not from after 2000 at the very latest.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Definitely not LEGO. Part with red insert seem to represent a brush. Do both pieces come apart easily?  
> **username_0**: The two pieces are not difficult to get apart - it's clear the one is supposed to be a "cover" for the red part of the other.  The red stuff is a rubbery substance - like it was supposed to provide traction or something.  
> **username_2**: Is it not normal to close the newer question as a dup of the older one (granted the quality is about the same)?  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2019-07-18. Score: 5

So, the curiosity bug bit me again. The mysterious part appears to be a Kre-O "Motion Brick" which appeared in various sets. In my research I found that there is a variation (hollow vs. solid) in the studs, as shown in the picture.  
[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/Vozaw.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/Vozaw.jpg)


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