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55-75° Slope (7 parts)

These are very steep sloped elements which are taller than a single brick.

55-75° Slope (7 parts)
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Part Name(Part Number)
Overall
Rank
# Pieces(Rank)
# Sets(Rank)
# Colors(Rank)
Years
Produced
55° 6×1×5 Slope w/ 2-Studs30249
1065
2351150
731373
14703
1999-202527 years
65° 2×1×2 Slope w/ 1-Stud60481
160
4241178
898209
3698
2008-202619 years
65° 2×2×2 Slope w/ 2-Studs3678
219
2584274
745254
31143
1978-202649 years
75° 2×1×3 Slope w/ 1-Stud4460
157
4271177
971192
34109
1984-202643 years
75° 2×2×3 Slope w/ 2-Studs98560
244
2651267
633300
28193
1978-202649 years
75° 2×2×3 Corner Slope w/ 1-Stud3685
711
580706
1171045
20395
1978-202649 years
75° 2×2×2 Square Cone w/ 1-Stud3688
1120
1741348
921207
12864
1986-202641 years

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