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7×7 Dome, Flat w/ 2-Pin Holes (Part 1974)

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LEGO Pick a Brick:
1974 DESIGN ELEMENT, 7X7, NO. 1
Bricklink:
1974 Cylinder Hemisphere 7 x 7 Flat (Pod Half) with 2 Pin Holes
Rebrickable:
1974 Dome Hemisphere 7 x 7 with 2 Pin Holes [Plain]
Brickset:
1974 DESIGN ELEMENT, 7X7, NO. 1
LDraw:
1974 Cylinder Hemisphere 7 x 7 Flat with 2 Pin Holes
 CURRENTALL YEARS
OVERALL RANK
+396
1946
3848
# PIECES
10(RANK: 1986)
16(RANK: 3846)
# SETS
5(RANK: 2050)
7(RANK: 4336)
# COLORS
3(RANK: 1548)
4(RANK: 2933)

Ranking based on buying one copy of every LEGO set, counting the number of sets containing each part, then sorting by part and color.

Overall Rank is a weighted score combining the number of parts, sets, and colors produced.

Current ranking based on sets released between 2020-2024. (2026 not included because too few sets have been released and inventoried at this time.)

Printable LEGO Brick Label

Requires a compatible Brother Label Printer — learn more at brickarchitect.com/labels.

7×7 Dome, Flat
w/ 2-Pin Holes
1974
.LBX

New Label! Not included in legacy LEGO Brick Labels collection.

7×7 Dome, Flat
w/ 2-Pin Holes
1974
.LBX

Small QR codes are hard to scan with some devices.

Date Added: 2026-01-18 01:26:15

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