Does anyone ever use these things for their MOCs?

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Recently I’ve discovered I have a bunch of these little pieces that come with shurikens attached to them and asked myself what could they be used for?
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They’re one stud wide and could make really cool textures for walls, buildings or even terrain
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Here I tried side building

So yeah that’s all! I was wondering does anyone else keep these around and uses them for cool things?

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Neato!:+1:

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I’ve kept all of them, planning to do something with them.

I just haven’t thought of anything yet.

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Look like they could help make skin for the Gold Skin Being if someone wanted to try and moc him up

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same here. I’ve always though they’d be good detailing on a cannon design, to replace any sort of 1x1 light grey tiles.

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They also came with the old pirate coins (they were so cool!) I a nice gold colour

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They kind of look like the underside of turtles… maybe an unstoppable turtle army

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same here.

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Darn, I’ve thrown all of mine away.

Now I need to start keeping them.

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Do these things actually have stud connections on the bottom? I’ve never noticed that before.

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They do, yes. It’s a loose one though.

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If somebody could make a Stud.io parts pack that includes these, that would be awesome.:+1:

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Yeah
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It appears loose because it’s mostly made of rubber so it has a bit of friction but it actually fits normally just like a regular brick

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cool! I never knew these could connect to studs, though I for some reason never threw them away. I guess its a good thing I didnt!

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