part identification : 40t gear from Lego Movie

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While watching clip of the Lego Movie, I found a strange part :



40t gear



Slightly earlier in the video, its part number shown as 3649.



But it doesn't match the 40t gear I know nor the pictures on bricklink.



Is it an error from the Lego Movie or a variant I don't know ?






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    While watching clip of the Lego Movie, I found a strange part :



    40t gear



    Slightly earlier in the video, its part number shown as 3649.



    But it doesn't match the 40t gear I know nor the pictures on bricklink.



    Is it an error from the Lego Movie or a variant I don't know ?






    part-identification the-lego-movie







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      While watching clip of the Lego Movie, I found a strange part :



      40t gear



      Slightly earlier in the video, its part number shown as 3649.



      But it doesn't match the 40t gear I know nor the pictures on bricklink.



      Is it an error from the Lego Movie or a variant I don't know ?






      part-identification the-lego-movie







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      While watching clip of the Lego Movie, I found a strange part :



      40t gear



      Slightly earlier in the video, its part number shown as 3649.



      But it doesn't match the 40t gear I know nor the pictures on bricklink.



      Is it an error from the Lego Movie or a variant I don't know ?






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          From this image, you can count the teeth well enough to determine there are actually 60 teeth, not 40:



          enter image description here



          This does not appear to be a real part.



          It also appears you aren't the first to notice this. Jim Brickkeeper has created a ShapeWays model based on this movie piece which I found while searching for LEGO 60 tooth gears.






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          From this image, you can count the teeth well enough to determine there are actually 60 teeth, not 40:



          enter image description here



          This does not appear to be a real part.



          It also appears you aren't the first to notice this. Jim Brickkeeper has created a ShapeWays model based on this movie piece which I found while searching for LEGO 60 tooth gears.






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          From this image, you can count the teeth well enough to determine there are actually 60 teeth, not 40:



          enter image description here



          This does not appear to be a real part.



          It also appears you aren't the first to notice this. Jim Brickkeeper has created a ShapeWays model based on this movie piece which I found while searching for LEGO 60 tooth gears.






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          • Oh, nice. Is it usual in this part of stackexchange to directly mark an answer as answered, or should I wait for more answers ?
            – phi
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          From this image, you can count the teeth well enough to determine there are actually 60 teeth, not 40:



          enter image description here



          This does not appear to be a real part.



          It also appears you aren't the first to notice this. Jim Brickkeeper has created a ShapeWays model based on this movie piece which I found while searching for LEGO 60 tooth gears.






          share|improve this answer












          From this image, you can count the teeth well enough to determine there are actually 60 teeth, not 40:



          enter image description here



          This does not appear to be a real part.



          It also appears you aren't the first to notice this. Jim Brickkeeper has created a ShapeWays model based on this movie piece which I found while searching for LEGO 60 tooth gears.







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