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2× Brick (6 parts)

Bricks that are 2-studs wide.

This includes arguably the most iconic LEGO element of all, the classic 2×4 Brick (Part 3001).

2× Brick (6 parts)
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Part Name(Part Number)
Overall
Rank
# Pieces(Rank)
# Sets(Rank)
# Colors(Rank)
Years
Produced
2×2 Brick3003
6
654247
481713
753
1954-202572 years
2×3 Brick3002
30
2166332
287143
5329
1954-202572 years
2×4 Brick3001
11
5280410
438919
677
1954-202572 years
2×6 Brick2456
61
765996
181486
5036
1986-202540 years
2×8 Brick3007
106
4837146
1170146
4069
1954-202572 years
2×10 Brick3006
283
1980317
657275
20357
1954-202572 years

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