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LEGO part 4150: Tile Round 2 x 2 with Bottom Cross

Tiles Round and Curved24 colours414 sets

LEGO part LEGO part 4150: Tile Round 2 x 2 with Bottom Cross

Specifications

Reference4150
CategoryTiles Round and Curved
MaterialABS plastic
Colours24
Sets414
Listed pieces989
First appearance1995
Latest appearance2015
Element (Black)415076 · 415026
Most common colourBlack
Main themesStar Wars, Space, City
SetopediaData: Rebrickable
Spec sheet updated on 2026-09-29

LEGO part 4150, Tile Round 2 x 2 with Bottom Cross, belongs to the Tiles Round and Curved category. It exists in 24 colours and appears in 414 sets of our database, from 1995 to 2015, for a total of 989 listed pieces. Its most common colour is Black.

Number 4150 identifies the shape and is moulded under the part. Each colour also has its own element ID, the one Pick a Brick uses: in black, it is 415076.

Part 4150 through the years

The oldest set in our database that contains part 4150 is 6090 Royal Knight's Castle, released in 1995 in the Castle theme. No set in our database uses it after 2015, the year of 31034 Future Flyer. To get it today, look for older sets or buy it second-hand.

Its peak year is 2013, with 50 sets containing it. The set with the most copies is 3849 Orient Bazaar: 60 copies, against an average of 2.4 per set.

It is spread across several themes, led by Star Wars (15%), Space (8%) and City (7%). With 414 sets, it ranks no. 411 of 2,731 parts in our database and no. 8 of 60 in the Tiles Round and Curved category.

Sets containing part 4150, by period

PeriodSets
1995-199965
2000-2009157
2010-2015192

Colours of part 4150

7 colours appear in only one set: medium lavender (3185 Summer Riding Camp), light orange (5862 Flower Fairy Party [Blue Box]), dark green (10242 MINI Cooper), sand red (7314 Recon-Mech RP), reddish brown (7660 Naboo N-1 Starfighter and Vulture Droid), …

Colour (element ID)SetsPiecesExample sets
Black415076 · 4150261192417502179657498
Light Bluish Gray42114808117175019796510188
White415051 · 4150017815475021101957498
Red415071 · 415021457210188600224204
Yellow415074 · 41502433637939600593315
Light Gray415052 · 41500222401003084807153
Tan4129501 · 41500517291019580887964
Lime454195715292507410083677
Bright Pink46541271322710064101541058
Dark Bluish Gray11189497750399450
Pearl Gold4579099108610235250770503
Orange6054334 · 412956661441037718041035
Medium Orange4185022310441145184538
Green4239006 · 411399536590928795948
Blue4239001 · 41502333609060466444
Dark Tan46252752794962509
Olive Green6024665277910470133
Medium Lavender6003077153185
Light Orange4183077125862
Dark Green60641131210242
Sand Red4143126127314
Reddish Brown4561798 · 4245599127660
Aqua4124345123142
Dark Red4209382126205

Where to buy part 4150

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Sets that include part 4150

Sets ranked by popularity that include at least one part 4150, in any colour.

Frequently asked questions

How many LEGO sets include part 4150?

Part 4150 (Tile Round 2 x 2 with Bottom Cross) appears in 414 sets listed on Setopedia, from 1995 to 2015, in any colour.

Which LEGO set contains the most copies of part 4150?

Set 3849 Orient Bazaar, released in 2010, contains 60 copies, the highest count in our database. On average, a set containing part 4150 has 2.4.

Which colours does LEGO part 4150 come in?

24 colours are listed for part 4150. The most common is Black, found in 119 sets.

What is the rarest colour of part 4150?

According to our inventories, it is light orange, found in only 1 set (5862 Flower Fairy Party [Blue Box]).

What is the element ID of part 4150 in black?

In black, part 4150 has element ID 415076 or 415026. Number 4150 is the mould number, the same for every colour.

Is LEGO part 4150 still used in recent sets?

Not in our database: its last set dates from 2015 (31034 Future Flyer). Look for it in second-hand sets or on BrickLink.

Where can I buy LEGO part 4150 individually?

Single parts 4150 can be ordered on Pick a Brick (lego.com) in colours currently produced, or on BrickLink for older colours. The part is also included in the sets listed on this page.