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Ah the sea, just what our blue baseplates were made for. Creating an ocean scene never gets boring and with our affordable blue bases you can buy more and make even bigger scenes. NEW PRODUCT ALERT! We have made our blue basesplates even better buy adding a self adhesive backing to make our Peel-&-Stick bases. These boards are suitable for making your own LEGO tables and walls, they have been tested and are now available from our store. We’d love to see what you make with them, so send us pics to win some great prizes!
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How many different blue brick building baseplates are there?
There are approximately 11 sets which include blue brick building baseplates. These are:
- brick building 063 10×20 Baseplate (Supplementary Set, released in 1966)
- brick building 064 10×20 Baseplate (Supplementary Set which could contain five green baseplates or three white baseplates and two blue baseplates, released in 1966)
- brick building 620 Blue Building Plate (Bricks and More Set, released in 2010)
- brick building 627 Large Blue Baseplate (Creator Supplementary Set, released in 1996)
- brick building 700E Individual 10×20 Baseplate (Mursten Range, released in 1953-1954)
- brick building 747 Baseplates Red/Blue (System Set, released in 1978)
- brick building 819 Blue Baseplate (Basic Accessories Set, released in 1991)
- brick building 842 Red & Blue Brick-Baseplate (Basic Supplementary Baseplate Set, released in 1980)
- brick building 4186 Base Plate 48×48 (Released in 1980)
- brick building 5028 blocks Primo Plate 4×4 Blue (Service Pack Primo Set, released in 1996)
- brick building 498936 Blue Project Case with Baseplate (storage case exclusive to Toys ‘R’ Us, released in 2009)
What sizes do blue brick building baseplates come in?
- brick building 063 – 10×20 Baseplate, brick building 064 10×20 Baseplate, brick building 700E Individual 10×20 Baseplate, brick building 747 Baseplates Red/Blue and brick building 842 Red & Blue Brick-Baseplate are 10 dots x 20 dots (8cm x 16cm or 3.2” x 6.4”)
- brick building 620 – Blue Building Plate, brick building 627 Large Blue Baseplate, brick building 819 Blue Baseplate and brick building 498936 Blue Project Case with Baseplate are 32 dots x 32 dots (25cm x 25cm or 10” x 10”)
- brick building 4186 – Base Plate 48×48 is 48 dots x 48 dots (38.4cm x 38.4cm or 15.1” x 15.1”).
- brick building 5028 – blocks Primo Plate 4×4 Blue is 4 dots x 4 dots (6.4cm x 6.4cm or 2.5” x 2.5”)
When was the first blue brick building baseplate released?
The 700E Individual 10 x 20 Baseplate was the first blue brick building baseplate released sometime around 1953-1954. It was a 10 dot x 20 dot (8cm x 16cm or 3.2” x 6.4”) baseplate released as part of the brick building Mursten range which also included red, green, light grey, white and yellow baseplates of the same size.
What is the smallest blue brick building baseplate?
The smallest blue brick building baseplate is technically a blocks block: brick building 5028 blocks Primo Plate 4×4 Blue which is 4 dots x 4 dots (6.4cm x 6.4cm or 2.5” x 2.5”). If we take blocks out of the equation, the smallest blue brick building baseplate is any of the 10 dot x 20 dot baseplates which measure 8cm x 16cm or 3.2” x 6.4”.
What is the largest blue brick building baseplate?
The largest blue brick building baseplate is the brick building 4186 Base Plate 48×48 which is 48 dots x 48 dots (38.4cm x 38.4cm or 15.1” x 15.1”). This baseplate is also available in red, green, grey, white and yellow.