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.
Parts with compound angles that combine attributes of a wedge and a slope in a single piece.
Parts which combine an inverted slope and a wedge shape.
Bricks with one or more angled corners.
