Question
There some must under standing, don't need A slope look ego brick,but do need A 6x6x6 Slope bracket Wall Lego piece, even If I'm.planning to build A 10, 000 piece legoDeath, to access a lot of rooms, areas, and checkpoints, I need about 16 of these Lego pieces!
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GPT-5 mini
I can help — but I need one quick clarification so I search for the right part: do you have a picture, official part name, BrickLink/BrickOwl/Brickset part number, or the color you want? “6x6x6 Slope bracket Wall” isn’t a standard LEGO part name, so a photo or part ID will get the best matches.
If you don’t have a picture or ID, here are practical ways to get 16 of the piece once you know which one it is:
1. Identify the part
- Take a clear photo (top/side/underside) or check any set inventory you used it from.
- Post the photo here or to identification communities (r/lego, Eurobricks) or the BrickLink/BrickOwl forums to confirm the part name/number.
2. Buy sources (good for single pieces / small quantities)
- BrickLink (bricklink.com) — best for used/new single parts; add to a Wanted List and auto-source or buy from a single seller to save shipping.
- BrickOwl (brickowl.com) — alternative marketplace.
- eBay — search the part name/keywords + “lot” or “x16” to find multi-quantity listings.
- LEGO Bricks & Pieces / Pick a Brick (lego.com) — limited selection but official new parts.
3. Tips to save money and get 16 quickly
- Combine orders from one seller to reduce shipping.
- Use the “wanted list” and let BrickLink auto-source across stores.
- Check seller stock before assuming multiples are available (some listings are one-offs).
- Consider local LEGO User Group (LUG) sales, flea markets, Facebook Marketplace, or Craigslist for bulk lots.
- If the part is rare or discontinued, look for compatible third-party or 3D-printed alternatives (but be mindful of fit and quality).
If you paste a photo or the color and any markings now, I’ll try to identify the exact LEGO part and find current listings for 16 pieces.
If you don’t have a picture or ID, here are practical ways to get 16 of the piece once you know which one it is:
1. Identify the part
- Take a clear photo (top/side/underside) or check any set inventory you used it from.
- Post the photo here or to identification communities (r/lego, Eurobricks) or the BrickLink/BrickOwl forums to confirm the part name/number.
2. Buy sources (good for single pieces / small quantities)
- BrickLink (bricklink.com) — best for used/new single parts; add to a Wanted List and auto-source or buy from a single seller to save shipping.
- BrickOwl (brickowl.com) — alternative marketplace.
- eBay — search the part name/keywords + “lot” or “x16” to find multi-quantity listings.
- LEGO Bricks & Pieces / Pick a Brick (lego.com) — limited selection but official new parts.
3. Tips to save money and get 16 quickly
- Combine orders from one seller to reduce shipping.
- Use the “wanted list” and let BrickLink auto-source across stores.
- Check seller stock before assuming multiples are available (some listings are one-offs).
- Consider local LEGO User Group (LUG) sales, flea markets, Facebook Marketplace, or Craigslist for bulk lots.
- If the part is rare or discontinued, look for compatible third-party or 3D-printed alternatives (but be mindful of fit and quality).
If you paste a photo or the color and any markings now, I’ll try to identify the exact LEGO part and find current listings for 16 pieces.