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1× Tile (7 parts)

Tiles that are just 1-stud wide.

1× Tile (7 parts)
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Part Name(Part Number)
Overall
Rank
# Pieces(Rank)
# Sets(Rank)
# Colors(Rank)
Years
Produced
1×1 Tile3070
18
3738617
351928
6312
1965-202561 years
1×2 Tile3069
9
569849
554610
725
1965-202561 years
1×3 Tile63864
52
1339661
206371
4162
2010-202516 years
1×4 Tile2431
17
2949224
418121
707
1987-202539 years
1×6 Tile6636
38
1967137
275347
4841
1996-202530 years
1×8 Tile4162
51
1316063
214768
4355
1980-202546 years
2×2 Tile, Corner14719
197
4273170
793233
22300
2014-202512 years

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