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Plate (48 parts)

A LEGO Plate is 1/3 of the height of a LEGO brick.

Stacking three plates is equal to the height of a LEGO Brick. (Each plate is 3.2 millimeters tall, excluding the height of the stud.)

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Plate (48 parts)
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1× Plate

Plates that are 1-stud wide.

1×1
3024
1×2
3023
1×3
3623
1×4
3710
1×5
78329
1×6
3666
1×8
3460
1×10
4477
1×12
60479
2×2 Corner
2420
3×3 Corner
77844
3×3 Cross
15397
2×3 w/ Cutout
73831
4×4 w/ Cutout
64799

2× Plate

Plates that are 2-studs wide.

2×2
3022
2×3
3021
2×4
3020
2×6
3795
2×8
3034
2×10
3832
2×12
2445
2×14
91988
2×16
4282
4×4 Corner
2639

Large Plate

Plates that are 3 or more studs wide.

3×3
11212
4×4
3031
4×6
3032
4×8
3035
4×10
3030
4×12
3029
6×6
3958
6×8
3036
6×10
3033
6×12
3028
6×14
3456
6×16
3027
8×8
41539
8×16
92438
16×16
91405
6×24
3026
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Other Plate

Basic plates that are modified in a small way, such as a smooth section without studs.

1×4 Plate w/ 2-studs
41740
2×2 Plate w/ studs edge
33909
4×4 Plate w/ studs edge
6179
4×6 Plates w/ studs 3-edges
6180
6×12 Plate w/ studs 3-edges
6178
6×16 Plate w/ studs 3-edges
6205
3×4 Plate w/ studs center
88646
8×8 Plate w/ Grille
4151

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