I’ve painstakingly reviewed every new LEGO part released in 2023, as well as older parts that I had missed. The next update will include at least 107 new labels to the collection, for a total of 1791 labels!

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What’s in this update?

I work hard to make sure that every update makes the collection better and more complete. This includes a lot of work that you might not notice to ensure that each part is placed at an appropriate location in the collection, since many people use the contact sheet as a guide when building and when sorting.

The new labels are almost evenly distributed across three categories:

1. Brand new parts for 2023.
   This includes some parts that are already very popular, as well as some parts from the end of the year which I anticipate will be very popular soon.
2. Parts from 2022 which are becoming more popular.
   This includes parts which I was not sure if they would remain rare (or only used in a single theme), but have shown continued popularity.
3. Parts from earlier years that have shown longevity, even if they are not used in all that many sets.
   This include a review of fresh data showing the 1500 most common LEGO parts. (An update to my Most Common LEGO Parts article will be ready soon.)