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Cone (19 parts)

Cones have a circular base and come to a point on the top.

Most LEGO cones are truncated because they have a flat area on top with studs.

Cone (19 parts)
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1×1×⅔ Cone (Fez)
85975
1×1 Cone
59900
1½×1½×⅔ Cone
33492
2×2 Cone, Truncated
98100
2×2×2 Cone
3942
3×3×2 Cone
6233
4×4×2 Cone
3943
3×3×2 Cone
4742
4×2×3 ½-Cone
38317
8×4×6 ½-Cone
47543
10×5×6 ½-Cone
29096
2×2×3 Cone, Jagged
28598
2×4×4 ½-Cone, Tiled
35563
1×1 w/ Fins
4588
3×3×3 Cone, Paraboloid
1744
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6×3×6 ½-Cone, Paraboloid
18909
3×3×6 ¼-Cylinder w/ Curved Top
6059
1×1 Cone, Inv. w/ Bar
11610
2×2×2 Cone, Inv.
49309

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