LEGO® parts and loose pieces
Search for LEGO® parts for your build
Those looking for individual LEGO® parts often already have a specific place for one in a model in mind. Start with the function: does the part need to connect two pieces, finish a flat surface, or add a recognizable detail? This helps you make a targeted choice among the different types of parts.
This catalog contains a wide range of parts, such as connectors, plates, tiles, and accessories. A Technic connector has different connection points than a regular brick. Therefore, don't just look at the outside, but also check the studs, openings, axles, and clips before choosing an alternative.
Comparing part numbers and versions
A design number helps identify a part's shape. An element number may indicate a more specific version and is listed for many newer sets in the parts list of the building instructions. In addition to the number, always compare the product photo and color; catalog names and numbers may differ by source.
Small details deserve extra attention with older LEGO® parts. A different opening, clip shape, or underside can affect your build. Letters after a catalog number may also indicate a variant. Therefore, when choosing a replacement, use the full number and the described version.
From parts list to targeted choice
Do you mainly need flat connecting pieces? Then take a look at the LEGO® plates and compare the dimensions in studs. Make a list in advance of the desired numbers, colors, and quantities; this helps you tell similar parts apart.
Would you like to learn more about De BrickPlaats's broader selection? Also view the overview of individual LEGO® parts. Check the condition, variant, and availability on each product page. This way, you can tailor your choice to your own model and avoid discovering that a part that looks identical is actually different.
