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1. www.lego.com › en-us › serviceHelp Topics - Customer Service - LEGO.com US

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   Identifying part numbers. Just like our sets, each LEGO piece has a unique element number. For newer sets, element numbers are listed in the back of your set’s building instructions: In addition to the element number, many parts have a four or five digit design number molded on the inside of the piece. The number will be small, so you may ...

2. brickset.com › article › 54327Understanding LEGO part numbers - Brickset

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   Oct 23, 2020 · Understanding LEGO part numbers. If you've ever looked at the bottom of a LEGO piece closely you will have noticed that there's a 4- or 5-digit number visible, which is its design number. However, when you look at the parts listing at the back of instruction manuals, this number isn't shown. The 6- or 7-digit numbers listed there are element ...

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4. bricks.stackexchange.com › questions › 9999How are LEGO Bricks and colors numbered/identified

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   May 10, 2018 · 2 Answers. Sorted by: Parts have a design ID, and an element ID. The design ID applies to the part - eg 1x6 brick. Similar parts, with different colors have different ELEMENT ID’s. Before -1998 these were in the form of designID+colorID. Now the design ID is not easily related to element ID.

5. bricks.stackexchange.com › questions › 154piece information - How do I identify a LEGO part? - Bricks

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   Sep 30, 2021 · Look for a 4 or 5 digit part ID on the element. These are usually printed on the inside. A magnifying glass and good lighting can be helpful. Many bricks will also have other numbers printed on them, but only the 4 or 5 digit numbers are useful for identifying parts. If you are able to find a part number, search for it on Rebrickable or Bricklink.

6. bricks.stackexchange.com › questions › 1909How to tell the different ages of pieces? - Bricks

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   So you may find mixed types of bricks in sets between 1974 and 1979. By about 1980, the side-pip bricks were gone. The element numbers were printed on the bricks subsequent to the "patent pending" period, which was when many bricks had either "pat. pend." molded underneath, or places where those words had been obscured.

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   Vikings (5) Western (6) World Racers (9) xtra (5) BrickLink® is the world's largest online marketplace to buy and sell LEGO® parts, Minifigures and sets, both new or used. Search the complete LEGO catalog & create your own BrickLink store.

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   How do you know if a Lego piece has a design number?

   • If you've ever looked at the bottom of a LEGO piece closely you will have noticed that there's a 4- or 5-digit number visible, which is its design number. However, when you look at the parts listing at the back of instruction manuals, this number isn't shown. The 6- or 7-digit numbers listed there are element numbers.

   Understanding LEGO part numbers - Brickset

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   How do I find out if a Lego part has a design ID?

   • For new parts, if you have the instructions booklet, start by finding the Element ID of the part, by checking the parts inventory in in the back of building instructions. Then search for the Element ID on Brickset.com, they will display the Design ID. They might also show a LEGO part description like "Mini Lower Part No. 1158."

   Rebrickable Help Guide: Part Numbering | Rebrickable - Build with LEGO

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   How many digits does a LEGO Design ID have?

   • A LEGO Design ID typically has 4 or 5 digits. Where confusion comes in is for Printed parts. For example a 2 x 2 Brick has the Design ID 3003. This is molded into the underside on the brick. But if that 2 x 2 Brick has a print on it, then LEGO assign it a new Design ID.

   Rebrickable Help Guide: Part Numbering | Rebrickable - Build with LEGO

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   How do I find a Lego part number?

   • If you are able to find a part number, search for it on Rebrickable or Bricklink. Rebrickable tends to work well, as it allows you to search by the official Lego part ID printed on the brick, and this number can be different from the Bricklink ID for historical reasons.

   piece information - How do I identify a LEGO part? - Bricks

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   How do I know if a Lego set has recoloured parts?

   • The highest number in our database, which contains information on 43,000 elements, is currently 6360136. A good way to identify new and recoloured parts in sets before LEGO has published the inventory online is to look for the highest numbered elements in the set's inventory at the back of the instructions. What about printed parts?

   Understanding LEGO part numbers - Brickset

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   How are Lego bricks uniquely identified?

   • I'm wondering how bricks are uniquely identified. In the back of instruction booklets, the set parts are listed and the numbers match the numbers on the LEGO.com website. Each number seems to identify a part in a specific color. The design number listed on the website seems to identify the brick separate from color.

   How are LEGO Bricks and colors numbered/identified

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9. rebrickable.com › help › part-numberingRebrickable Help Guide: Part Numbering | Rebrickable - Build ...

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   A LEGO Design ID typically has 4 or 5 digits. Where confusion comes in is for Printed parts. For example a 2 x 2 Brick has the Design ID 3003. This is molded into the underside on the brick. But if that 2 x 2 Brick has a print on it, then LEGO assign it a new Design ID. For example 3003pr0038 (which is a Rebrickable part number, more on that ...