Very Large LEGO?

[rollermonkey]

I just got one of the UCS Hailfire Droid wheels for a MOC yesterday, and it made me wonder:

Not counting baseplates? What are the largest LEGO components they have ever made?

I don't even know how or where to look something like that up.

[Boettner Builds]

I'm not sure either. Does Duplo count?

[LEGO Guy Bri]

Boat hulls and plane wings are the biggest molded pieces I can think of

[xboxtravis7992]

Some old Bionicle sets were done (from 2005-2007) in System bricks with some very large and ornate masks acting as gateways.

The RC train set had a very large pre-molded nose.

The Galidor theme (that short lived oddity,) had a large spaceship set which was mostly just one large piece. In fact Galidor was MOSTLY large pieces.

Edited February 3, 2016 by xboxtravis7992

[Boettner Builds]

I have one of those boat hulls, it's no joke!!

[rollermonkey]

Wow those boat hulls are WAY bigger than the ones I had in the 80s.

[mpfirnhaber]

These are probably the largest elements I know of. They're called Soft Bricks, and the are sold to schools.

You can see them compared to normal 2x4 bricks in this photo.

[tkatt]

Does this count as a Lego component?

5363-1: Mountain Climber

[Balhu]

I was beaten to the punch on soft bricks. Those things are HUGE!

[TeriXeri]

Lego had QUATRO bricks for a while which were double DUPLO size (2x as wide/2x as long /2x as high)

4 system studs = duplo stud , 4x duplo stud = quatro stud.

[mpfirnhaber]

Soft bricks are larger than Quatro