45° Slope (26 parts)

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

45° Slope (26 parts)

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Part Name(Part Number)

Overall
Rank

# Pieces(Rank)

# Sets(Rank)

# Colors(Rank)

Years
Produced

45° 2×1 Slope w/ 1-Stud3040

45° 2×2 Slope w/ 2-Studs3039

45° 2×3 Slope w/ 2-Studs3038

45° 2×4 Slope w/ 4-Studs3037

45° 2×6 Slope w/ 6-Studs23949

45° 2×8 Slope w/ 8-Studs4445

45° 2×2 Corner Slope w/ 1-Stud3045

45° 2×2 Inside Corner Slope w/ 3-Studs3046

45° 2×1 w/ Cutout92946

45° 2×2 w/ Cutout, Smooth28192

45° 2×4 w/ Cutout, Smooth5540

45° 1×1×⅔ Pyramid22388

45° 1×1 Double Slope35464

45° 2×1 Double Slope3044

45° 2×2 Double Slope3043

45° 2×4 Double Slope3041

45° 1×2 Double Slope, Inverted3049

45° 2×1 Triple Slope15571

45° 2×4×1⅓ Double Slope80545

45° / 33° 6×4 Train Roof4365

45° 6×4 Double Slope32083

45° 6×8 Double Slope w/ 4×8×⅔ Cutout5120

45° 10×2×2 Double Slope30180

39° 4×6×⅔ Wedge Roof w/ Studs32739

45° 4×2 Wedge Slope, Twist Left43721

45° 4×2 Wedge Slope, Right43720

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