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45° Slope (19 parts)

The most common angle for sloped LEGO elements, as popularized by 2× slope bricks.

45° Slope (19 parts)
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45° 2×1 Slope
3040
45° 2×2 Slope
3039
45° 2×3 Slope
3038
45° 2×4 Slope
3037
45° 2×6 Slope
23949
45° 2×8 Slope
4445
45° 2×2 Corner Slope
3045
45° 2×2 Inside Corner Slope
3046
45° 2×1 Cutout
92946
45° 2×2 Cutout w/out Stud
28192
45° 2×1 Dbl. Slope
3044
45° 2×1 Dbl. Slope
3043
45° 2×4 Dbl. Slope
3041
45° 1×2 Dbl. Slope, Inv.
3049
45° 2×1 Triple Slope
15571
45° 1×1 Dbl. Slope
35464
45° 1×1×⅔ Pyramid
22388
45° / 33° 6×4 Train Roof
13269
45° 6×4 Train Roof
32083

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