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Lego Piece 26047 by Toyotajeff March 4, 2021
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Lego Piece 26047 by Calalalab March 3, 2021
Lego Piece 26047
This piece is a plate that is modified 1 x 1 rounded with a bar handle. It was created back in 2016. It was used in 350 sets, 14 minifigures, 13 parts, and even one single gear which was a pencil pot. The most used in a set was 26. Its design made this brick rise in meme status by Among Us players.
Lego Piece 26047 by StarfyStars March 15, 2021
Lego Piece 26047
A Lego Piece Which People use a a joke to say "when the imposter is sus" due too the piece looking like a among us character
Lego Piece 26047 by Frazixytp March 8, 2021
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Lego Piece 26047 by big_bub March 8, 2021
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