Large Brick (0 parts)
Bricks that are 4×4 or larger.
These large bricks are no longer being produced. They were commonplace in the early 2000's and earlier but have largely been replaced by plates in modern sets.
Bricks that are 4×4 or larger.
These large bricks are no longer being produced. They were commonplace in the early 2000's and earlier but have largely been replaced by plates in modern sets.
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