Dish and Dome (46 parts)

Dishes and domes are curved elements that look like the top of a sphere.

Dishes are shallow curved shapes whereas domes are the top half of a sphere.

Dish and Dome (46 parts)

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Part Name(Part Number)

Overall
Rank

# Pieces(Rank)

# Sets(Rank)

# Colors(Rank)

Years
Produced

4×4×1 Dome w/ 2×2 Recess79850

2×2×⅔ Curved Corner w/ Cutout5852

2×2×1⅔ Curved Corner w/ Cutout5906

3×3 Curved Corner w/ Cutout76797

3×6 Curved, ½-Circle6957

3×3 Round Corner65617

5×5 Round Corner24599

6×6 Round Corner, 33° Slope95188

10×10 Round Corner, 33° Slope58846

4×4 Round Corner, 45° Slope5649

5×5 Round Corner, 45° Slope76795

2×2×2 Dome w/ Crystal Facets on Top5331

2×2 Sphere w/ Stud20953

2×2 Hemisphere w/ Cutout61287

4×4×1⅔ Hemisphere w/ Bar18990

6×6 Dish w/ Handle18675

6×4×2⅓ Bubble Canopy w/ Bar87752

Ø16 ¼-Dome Panel w/ Bars (Windscreen)87375

Hemisphere w/ Stud, 3-Ribs50018f

2×2 Dome, Inverted w/out Studs15395

2×2 Dome, Inverted w/ Studs24947

6×6×3 Hemisphere w/ 2-Click Hinges52979

7×7 Dome, Flat w/ 2-Pin Holes1974

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