Looking for alternate version of a known piece

I’m looking for a piece the same shape as the 2 x 2 wedge plate:


but without the studs, like a tile.

I have seen such a piece used on at least one MOC:
Lego 2 x 2 wedge tile
but an afternoon of trawling Google/Bricklink turned up nothing.

Does the piece exist? Or is this MOC using some sort of unofficial part?

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I would assume that it’s using one of these two parts:

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=3678b#T=C
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https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=60481#T=C
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Or its inverted version or one of its similar cousins. You’re just seeing its side. It looks like the slope brick is connected on top of its studs, while the two tiles are sitting next to it on other parts.

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The parts that you’re looking for you could probably find on pick a brick on lego.com.

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may I ask which moc this is?

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If that part exists, it’s a bootleg.

I’ve seen it in lt. grey on an at-st moc which was listed as a bootleg piece then, and it may be that piece on the moc you’ve screencapped there.

unfortunately, it’s too short to be one of those. a 1x2 space equals five plates stacked, and those slopes are both two bricks tall - or six plates.

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I hate Lego math so much.

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This one I found on insta: hiroshi on Instagram

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Ah, they are right that is definitely bootleg. From a company called Gobricks, based on their other posts. You can see a digital alt-build in one of the other posts that shows the piece more directly.

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Ah, dang it.

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