71613/30346c01 too high?!


71613/30346c01 too high?!
#1
Hi again,

Another (old) error brought out on the Studio forums: part

71613 Electric Light & Sound Brick  4 x 12 x  2 Laser Drill  (formerly and for BL 30346c01) 

is too high by 1 plate.
As the description says it’s supposed to be 2 bricks high… but the 3D model is 1 plate more.

User provided a pic (Google drive, link in the post) of the real part.
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#2
Bottom half looks ok, only top is too tall, isn'T it?

.. and it is a 22 years old part...
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(2025-05-16, 22:20)Gerald Lasser Wrote: Bottom half looks ok, only top is too tall, isn'T it?

.. and it is a 22 years old part...

Think it will be hard to correct without having the real part in hand. What's wrong? Which section is correct?
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#4
Yep, old and rare part.
I’ll see if the original reporter can provide more pics….
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#5
also it seems like both the drill thing on the front i a plate high and the drill holes on the bottom are missing

since its a 2.0 part requires rewrite btw


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#6
Hello I'm RealTP
I was sent here to post more pics regarding my issue with the piece in Studio

here are more pics for, i added extra bricks so that its easier to tell what i mean 
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...sp=sharing
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(2025-05-17, 15:36)Pawel2 Wrote: Hello I'm RealTP
I was sent here to post more pics regarding my issue with the piece in Studio

here are more pics for, i added extra bricks so that its easier to tell what i mean 
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...sp=sharing
Thanks!
For some reason I can't see or download one of the images (20250517_172424.jpg), file seems corrupted. Can you check, please?
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(2025-05-17, 16:09)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: Thanks!
For some reason I can't see or download one of the images (20250517_172424.jpg), file seems corrupted. Can you check, please?

I'll try but google drive is very finnicky and refuses to upload files on mobile sometimes
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#9
   
added a line to compare
looks like there is really an error...
the original part is more "squished" at the slopes.
where is the original part data from? (digital/measured?)
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#10
Given the part was edited in 2013 by someone who wasn't the original author, it very likely that this is a very old submission and the "data source" was manual measurements.
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#11
Found in the sub parts, submitted in 2002 so the very beginning of the Parts Tracker.
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#12
Will it be possible to make a new model for the part?
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(2025-05-29, 7:02)Pawel2 Wrote: Will it be possible to make a new model for the part?

yeah i think
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(2025-05-29, 8:07)Jeff Jones Wrote: Hey so just wanted to check 
the part is still a plate higher
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#15
i didnt say that
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#16
I have both versions of this part (yes, there are 2, with a slightly different battery opening).

There seems to more off than just the height. I will try to make a new model. Should I do both versions?
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(2025-07-14, 18:48)Chris Böhnke Wrote: I have both versions of this part (yes, there are 2, with a slightly different battery opening).

There seems to more off than just the height. I will try to make a new model. Should I do both versions?

pic?
since you said its slightly different dont
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(2025-07-13, 16:43)Jeff Jones Wrote: i didnt say that

Editing quotes out isn’t easy.
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#19
Quite a bit off from reality:

   

The current one is also too long, making it out of system. The real one is exactly 12 studs long (if you ignore the front stud).

The version difference is entirely limited to the battery lid. The prongs on the inside were removed, as well as the hole used to unlock it with a screwdriver (you can see some indentations from the previous owner being less careful  Dodgy ). Since the receiving side for the prongs on the base part is present in both versions, I assume the "hard access" version came first.
 

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Buump
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#21
Ok, quick status update, since this is taking longer than anticipated:
  • The big complicated Bottom piece is almost finished (which was the main issue)
  • Top Cover already complete
  • Battery Cover, Button and Electronics still a bit WIP, but those are rather simple models
  • I don't see much point in uploadingan incomplete "set" to the PT, so everything will get there once finished

I really hope it's done this week, but I can't make any promises.
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#22
should there be an intermediate assembly without the lids, but with the batteries (u9284.dat)? or a !Help with the positions?
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#23
I kinda get the desire, but there's been only one shortcut for that type of thing at the moment, so it feels a bit unusual...

It also raises questions about how this would be used correctly in a model, implying that an official one would be incomplete without batteries? Does that raise the desire for both an open (instructions image) and closed version (full model) with batteries?
EDIT:
Which number would that be? 30346c0x or 71613bc01? Note that 71613 does include the cover.

At the moment I only plan to do 71613b (Reworked Full Assembly, no Batteries, Slotted Cover) and 71613c (Reworked Full Assembly, no Batteries, Not-Slotted Cover).
Adding the !HELP Line seems like a nice bonus though.

Side Note:
Am I the only one feeling that standardized "non Lego" objects (batteries, screws etc.) shouldn't use u-Numbers but something else?
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(2026-03-09, 23:13)Chris Böhnke Wrote: I kinda get the desire, but there's been only one shortcut for that type of thing at the moment, so it feels a bit unusual...

It also raises questions about how this would be used correctly in a model, implying that an official one would be incomplete without batteries? Does that raise the desire for both an open (instructions image) and closed version (full model) with batteries?
EDIT:
Which number would that be? 30346c0x or 71613bc01? Note that 71613 does include the cover.

At the moment I only plan to do 71613b (Reworked Full Assembly, no Batteries, Slotted Cover) and 71613c (Reworked Full Assembly, no Batteries, Not-Slotted Cover).
Adding the !HELP Line seems like a nice bonus though.

Side Note:
Am I the only one feeling that standardized "non Lego" objects (batteries, screws etc.) shouldn't use u-Numbers but something else?

Check out the insectoids 71603 
https://library.ldraw.org/parts/12161

Batteries are mentioned in the !HELP line of the full assembly

So I would recommend the same structure
- all parts that form the assembly (upper lower part, screws, LEDs...) may be a u-number
- The battery cover
- Complete part with batteries in the !HELP
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