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LEGO part 47432: Technic Brick Special 2 x 3 with Pin Holes, Rotation Joint Ball Half [Vertical Side], Rotation Joint Socket

Technic Special10 colours38 sets

LEGO part LEGO part 47432: Technic Brick Special 2 x 3 with Pin Holes, Rotation Joint Ball Half [Vertical Side], Rotation Joint Socket

Specifications

Reference47432
CategoryTechnic Special
MaterialABS plastic
Colours10
Sets38
Listed pieces80
First appearance2004
Latest appearance2007
Element (Dark Bluish Gray)4235573
Most common colourDark Bluish Gray
Main themesCastle, Exo-Force, Vikings
SetopediaData: Rebrickable
Spec sheet updated on 2026-09-29

LEGO part 47432, Technic Brick Special 2 x 3 with Pin Holes, Rotation Joint Ball Half [Vertical Side], Rotation Joint Socket, belongs to the Technic Special category. It exists in 10 colours and appears in 38 sets of our database, from 2004 to 2007, for a total of 80 listed pieces. Its most common colour is Dark Bluish Gray.

Number 47432 identifies the shape and is moulded under the part. Each colour also has its own element ID, the one Pick a Brick uses: in dark bluish gray, it is 4235573.

Part 47432 through the years

The oldest set in our database that contains part 47432 is 8786 Vladek (USA version with 3 Cards), released in 2004 in the Castle theme. No set in our database uses it after 2007, the year of 8108 Mobile Devastator. To get it today, look for older sets or buy it second-hand.

Its peak year is 2006, with 14 sets containing it. The set with the most copies is 7709 Sentai Fortress: 4 copies, against an average of 2.1 per set.

The part is closely tied to the Castle theme: 63% of the sets that contain it belong to it. With 38 sets, it ranks no. 1,925 of 2,731 parts in our database and no. 32 of 44 in the Technic Special category.

Sets containing part 47432, by period

PeriodSets
200412
20057
200614
20075

Colours of part 47432

4 colours appear in only one set: dark tan (8703 Sir Kentis), dark red (8795 Lord Vladek), royal blue (8796 King Mathias (Series 2)) and dark green (7018 Viking Ship challenges the Midgard Serpent).

Colour (element ID)SetsPiecesExample sets
Dark Bluish Gray42355731636810877097700
Black4218083612771470218706
Red422051336879487858773
Dark Purple421809136879187828770
Medium Blue421809736879287838771
Green421808536879387848772
Dark Tan4218093128703
Dark Red4218079128795
Royal Blue4250273128796
Dark Green4218084127018

Where to buy part 47432

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Sets that include part 47432

Sets ranked by popularity that include at least one part 47432, in any colour.

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Often found with part 47432

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Frequently asked questions

How many LEGO sets include part 47432?

Part 47432 (Technic Brick Special 2 x 3 with Pin Holes, Rotation Joint Ball Half [Vertical Side], Rotation Joint Socket) appears in 38 sets listed on Setopedia, from 2004 to 2007, in any colour.

Which LEGO set contains the most copies of part 47432?

Set 7709 Sentai Fortress, released in 2006, contains 4 copies, the highest count in our database. On average, a set containing part 47432 has 2.1.

Which colours does LEGO part 47432 come in?

10 colours are listed for part 47432. The most common is Dark Bluish Gray, found in 16 sets.

What is the rarest colour of part 47432?

According to our inventories, it is dark tan, found in only 1 set (8703 Sir Kentis).

What is the element ID of part 47432 in dark bluish gray?

In dark bluish gray, part 47432 has element ID 4235573. Number 47432 is the mould number, the same for every colour.

Is LEGO part 47432 still used in recent sets?

Not in our database: its last set dates from 2007 (8108 Mobile Devastator). Look for it in second-hand sets or on BrickLink.

Where can I buy LEGO part 47432 individually?

Single parts 47432 can be ordered on Pick a Brick (lego.com) in colours currently produced, or on BrickLink for older colours. The part is also included in the sets listed on this page.