LEGO Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange (42613 / 85915)
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| Design IDs | 42613, 85915 |
| BOID | 776693 |
| Year | 2003 - 2007 |
| 3 x 3 x 0.10 | 1" x 0.9" x 0" |
| In 79 Wishlists | |
| 8 Available from A$8.16 | |
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| Condition | Name | In Stock | Price | Price + Shipping | Store | ||
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 | Used (Acceptable) | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange 48431pb01 - bad condition - | 1 | A$8.17 | A$16.76 |  LA BRICK DE JU (342)Shipping A$8.58 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange Some Fraying | 1 | A$21.53 | A$39.51 |  Brick Parts NL (1146)Shipping A$17.98 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange | 1 | A$23.50 | A$27.20 |  thebrickshed (245)Shipping A$3.70 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange Great condition! There is a crease up the middle which can be seen in the picture of actual part. | 1 | A$29.39 | N/A |  West Michigan Brick (100)Request a Shipping Quote | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange | 1 | A$30.07 | A$59.46 | BricksfromColorado (1270) Shipping A$29.39 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange Great condition! Small crease as shown in picture. No fraying. | 1 | A$30.94 | N/A | West Michigan Brick (100) Request a Shipping Quote | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange Not used, found in bulk lot | 1 | A$48.90 | A$68.79 | Great Brick Lab (3332) Shipping A$19.89 | |
| Used (Good) | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange playwear | 1 | A$78.29 | A$98.18 | Great Brick Lab (3332) |
| Name | From | Comes In | Item ID | Design ID | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Orange Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange (42613 / 85915) | A$8.16 | 4 | 4164086 | 42613 |
LEGO Shoulder Cape Pauldron with Black and Orange (42613 / 85915) has been used in at least 4 LEGO sets over the past 21 years, since it was first used in 2003.