3871 Exo-Force Polybag is an Exo-Force promotional set released in 2007. It includes 21 pieces and one minifigure, Ha-Ya-To. The polybag contains small blue and white robot large enough to fit a minifigure inside, the legs which can only move side to side connect to the cockpit, the weapons being cones with small transparent green cones are being held by the minifigure piloting it.Science Fiction & FantasyFound it in an old Star Wars advent calendar. Not sure if it's custom or official, and I will appreciate any good guesses. star-wars object-identification lego lego-star-wars This is a fairly easy item to find using the resources of BrickLink, which is designed for finding parts/inventories (and also buying/selling LEGO items). The primary part to search for is the leg piece, which LEGO calls the Bad Robot Arm and BrickLink calls the [Arm Mechanical, Exo-Force / Bionicle][2]. After finding that part (by searching "Arm Mechanical", but "arm" would have brought you to it eventually), you see this information on the page:
Click the 136 Sets link shows me every set that part has been in. But, we don't want every set, so I just did a quick search in the window using CTRL-F for "Star Wars". Once it reached the "Reddish Brown" color section, which matches your photo, I saw that it matched the picture for: Advent Calendar 2011, Star Wars (Day 3) - Mechno-Chair. So, this is an officially licensed Star Wars product, of an actual item from the movies, made and designed by The Lego Group. The Mechno-Chair hasn't been featured in any other LEGO sets, but it was made as an action figure, and possibly other toys. Looking at the parts list, I was able to verify you're not missing any! Also, my search technique would have worked even if you weren't 100% certain that it was a Star Wars figure or from a LEGO Advent Calendar, as there's a limited number sets with the "Reddish Brown" color of that arm. They key step would have just been figuring out that those leg parts are called arms. (Although, conveniently, when browsing by color, that part is at the top of the list!)
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