Slopes, wedges, and windscreens allow you to include angled sections in your model.
Wedges have an angle relative to the horizontal plane, while slopes and windscreens have an angle relative to a vertical plane.
Slopes have an angle along a vertical axis.
There are only a few sloped parts with these very shallow angles.
This angle is most commonly found in the popular 3× slope bricks.
The most common angle for sloped LEGO elements, as popularized by 2× slope bricks.
These are very steep sloped elements which are taller than a single brick.
A selection of inverted slopes are also available. Most are inverted versions of other sloped elements.
A windscreen is a panel that is sloped on a vertical axis.
A brick or plate that is sloped on the horizontal axis.
Wedge Plates with a 45° angle
The 63° angle is the result of cutting off a section with a 1:2 ratio.
The 72° angle is the result of cutting off a section with a 1:3 ratio.
The 76° angle is the result of cutting off a section with a 1:4 ratio.
The 80° angle is the result of cutting off a section with a 1:6 ratio.
Wedge plates with compound angles and plates with studs positioned at multiple angles.
Smooth tiles with an angled or wedge shape.
Bricks with one or more angled corners.
Panel elements with one or more wedge-shaped angles.
Parts with compound angles that combine attributes of a wedge and a slope in a single piece.
Parts with compound angles that slope upward.
Parts with a compound angle that slope downward.
Windscreens and panels with a compound shape that combines a wedge and a slope.
