Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2
Scale New Heights with the Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2
The Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2 (60481) is the architect's choice for creating dramatic, steep angles in LEGO® models. Unlike standard 45-degree slopes, this brick rises two studs in height for every one stud of depth, creating a sharp 65-degree incline. This profile is essential for constructing the tall, towering roofs of cathedrals, the aggressive intakes of fighter jets, or the sleek plating of futuristic mechs.
Architectural Majesty
This part is a cornerstone for building realistic rooflines. It is frequently used in conjunction with standard slopes found in our Roof Tiles collection to create complex, multi-pitch roofs for houses and castles. Its 2-stud width allows it to cover surface area quickly while maintaining a seamless, tiled appearance perfect for LEGO® City skylines.
Sleek Vehicle Design
Beyond buildings, the 65-degree slope is a favorite among sci-fi builders. It helps sculpt the sharp, aerodynamic noses of spaceships in the Star Wars universe. By stacking these pieces, you can achieve a smooth, rapid vertical transition that gives vehicles a fast and aggressive silhouette.
Discover more in our Slopes & Wedges Collection.
LEGO® parts are intended for builders aged 4 and up. They may pose a choking hazard for children under 3 years old.
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Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2
Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2
Scale New Heights with the Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2
The Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2 (60481) is the architect's choice for creating dramatic, steep angles in LEGO® models. Unlike standard 45-degree slopes, this brick rises two studs in height for every one stud of depth, creating a sharp 65-degree incline. This profile is essential for constructing the tall, towering roofs of cathedrals, the aggressive intakes of fighter jets, or the sleek plating of futuristic mechs.
Architectural Majesty
This part is a cornerstone for building realistic rooflines. It is frequently used in conjunction with standard slopes found in our Roof Tiles collection to create complex, multi-pitch roofs for houses and castles. Its 2-stud width allows it to cover surface area quickly while maintaining a seamless, tiled appearance perfect for LEGO® City skylines.
Sleek Vehicle Design
Beyond buildings, the 65-degree slope is a favorite among sci-fi builders. It helps sculpt the sharp, aerodynamic noses of spaceships in the Star Wars universe. By stacking these pieces, you can achieve a smooth, rapid vertical transition that gives vehicles a fast and aggressive silhouette.
Discover more in our Slopes & Wedges Collection.
LEGO® parts are intended for builders aged 4 and up. They may pose a choking hazard for children under 3 years old.
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Scale New Heights with the Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2
The Slope 65 2 x 1 x 2 (60481) is the architect's choice for creating dramatic, steep angles in LEGO® models. Unlike standard 45-degree slopes, this brick rises two studs in height for every one stud of depth, creating a sharp 65-degree incline. This profile is essential for constructing the tall, towering roofs of cathedrals, the aggressive intakes of fighter jets, or the sleek plating of futuristic mechs.
Architectural Majesty
This part is a cornerstone for building realistic rooflines. It is frequently used in conjunction with standard slopes found in our Roof Tiles collection to create complex, multi-pitch roofs for houses and castles. Its 2-stud width allows it to cover surface area quickly while maintaining a seamless, tiled appearance perfect for LEGO® City skylines.
Sleek Vehicle Design
Beyond buildings, the 65-degree slope is a favorite among sci-fi builders. It helps sculpt the sharp, aerodynamic noses of spaceships in the Star Wars universe. By stacking these pieces, you can achieve a smooth, rapid vertical transition that gives vehicles a fast and aggressive silhouette.
Discover more in our Slopes & Wedges Collection.
LEGO® parts are intended for builders aged 4 and up. They may pose a choking hazard for children under 3 years old.
