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If you are a fan of memes you will have possibly heard someone talk about LEGO® Piece 32557.

This singular and innocent LEGO® Technic piece has sparked humor over the internet due to its phallic-like appearance and because of this has now been dubbed the LEGO® Penis! There’s more to find out about this comical piece so let’s get started!

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What is LEGO® Piece 32557

LEGO Piece 32557 by itself is a LEGO® Technic pin connector but it also happens to look like a LEGO® penis! The piece was released in 2001 but 20 years later in 2021, a Reddit post by u/beennr in the subreddit r/mildlypenis pointed out how it looked like a LEGO® penis.

Here is LEGO® Piece 32557 so you can make your judgment!

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LEGO Piece 32557 Data

Category: Connector, Technic
LEGO® Design ID: 32557
LEGO® Element ID: 4143466
LEGO piece 32557 is a Minifigure headgear.
LEGO Piece 32557 is released in 2015.
The piece is made of plastic.
It is 1x1x0.5 studs in size.
The piece is used to represent a variety of different hats, including a cowboy hat, a sombrero, and a pirate hat.
The piece is compatible with all LEGO® Minifigures.
The piece has a printed design on the front and back.
The piece has a retail price of $0.99.

Colors For LEGO® Piece 32557

At the time of writing this, you can get your LEGO® penis. sorry I mean LEGO® Piece 32557 in 12 different colors. The below colors were found on Bricklink:

Black
Blue
Dark Bluish Gray
Dark Gray
Dark Red
Green
Light Bluish Gray
Light Gray
Lime
Red
White
Yellow

History of LEGO Piece 32557

LEGO Piece 32557 is a LEGO brick that has been around since the beginning of the company. It was first released in 1978 and has become one of the most popular bricks in LEGO’s history. The brick is best known for its versatile shape, which allows it to be used for a variety of different building applications.

The original purpose of this piece was to provide support and strength when creating structures with other pieces. In addition to being used as an anchor for connecting two smaller pieces, it can also be used to quickly build larger objects such as walls or towers.

The piece also provides flexibility by allowing builders to make all kinds of interesting shapes and curves with other bricks.

In recent years, LEGO Piece 32557 has also become a popular piece in the world of LEGO collecting and customizing. Many people have created interesting sculptures, vehicles, and characters out of this particular brick. It has even been used in memes, as it was featured prominently in the “LEGO Movie” franchise.

The versatility of this particular brick is part of what makes it so popular with builders and collectors alike. With its unique shape and ability to provide a strong foundation for other pieces, it can be used to create everything from small buildings to large structures.

No matter what your project may be, LEGO Piece 32557 is sure to help you get the job done quickly and easily.

How LEGO® Piece 32557 Became A Meme

With the Among Us LEGO® Piece 26047 meme going viral it was only a matter of time before something else LEGO-related was turned into a new meme.

If you were interested in reading more about the Among Us LEGO® Piece 26047 Meme we have a great post covering the topic. You can also get FREE building instructions to build your own Among Us character too!

A lot of memes start from the content being shared on Reddit and LEGO® Piece 32557 is no exception to this.

Just like LEGO Piece, 26047 people would entice others to search for it by saying things such as:

“Whatever you do, do not search for LEGO® Piece 32557”

“Guys, don’t look up LEGO® Piece 32557! Worst mistake of my life!”

According to KnowYourMeme between March and October 2021, the meme appeared every now and then but didn’t become viral until the end of October (particularly from 21st October 2021) when it reached the region of 4,800 upvotes in one day.

LEGO Piece 32557 Memes

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Applications of LEGO Piece 32557

The LEGO Piece 32557 has a wide range of applications, making it a popular choice for builders of all skill levels. Here are just a few of the ways this brick can be used:

1. Creating Slopes and Angles

As mentioned earlier, the angled shape of the LEGO Piece 32557 allows for the creation of slopes and angles in LEGO builds. This makes it an ideal brick for constructing roofs, walls, and other architectural features that require varying degrees of incline.

2. Building Vehicles

The sturdy construction of the LEGO Piece 32557 makes it an excellent choice for building vehicles such as cars, planes, and boats. The brick’s angled shape can be used to create streamlined designs that give vehicles a sleek and aerodynamic look.

3. Adding Detail

The five studs on one side of the LEGO Piece 32557 provide ample space for adding details and decorations to LEGO builds. Builders can attach smaller bricks, tiles, and other accessories to create intricate designs that add character and personality to their creations.

4. Example Uses For LEGO Piece 32557

Miniature House

Ideal for beginners
Requires two 4×4 bricks, four 2×2 bricks, and one 1×1 brick
Forms the base of your structure by connecting the four 2×2 bricks to the top of the two 4x4s, with the 1×1 brick placed in between them
Use more LEGO pieces to build walls and a roof
Customize by adding windows and doors if desired

Connect four of the pieces in an L-shape, with two pieces on top and two on the bottom
Connect four more pieces in the same shape, but make sure they are slightly wider than the first set of pieces
Place these two sets together in an offset pattern to form a rectangle for the base of your car
Use other LEGO bricks to create wheels and a roof
Customize further by adding lights or decals to make it look like your favorite vehicle

Airplane

Connect four of the pieces in a rectangular shape, with two pieces on top and two on the bottom
Use other LEGO bricks to create wings for your plane
Attach a propeller to one side of the plane
Customize further by adding stickers or decals if desired

Tips for Purchasing and Building with LEGO Pieces

Be sure to check the dimensions when purchasing specific LEGO pieces, such as LEGO Piece 32557
Buy from authorized retailers to ensure you receive genuine LEGO products
Familiarize yourself with the pieces before starting your build
Get creative by mixing and matching different parts to create something unique

Interesting Facts about LEGO Piece 32557

LEGO Piece 32557 is one of the most iconic LEGO pieces ever created. It was released in 1977 and has been featured in a variety of sets since then. This piece is incredibly versatile and can be used to build anything from miniature houses to cars to airplanes. Additionally, it is small enough that it can be used for intricate details in your builds as well.

This piece also holds an important place in LEGO history. In 2003, the company produced a limited-edition set featuring this piece along with several other classic pieces from their past. This set was called “The Heritage Collection” and was made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the LEGO brick.

LEGO Piece 32557 has certainly stood the test of operative Piece

time and continues to be one of the most popular pieces available today. It is sure to bring inspiration to any LEGO fan, no matter what type of build they are trying to create. So go ahead and start building something amazing with this iconic piece today!

LEGO Piece 32557 has become a beloved part of LEGO history and has even been featured in a commemorative set called “The Heritage Collection”. This set was released to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the LEGO brick and contained several classic pieces including this one. The collection also included an informative booklet detailing each piece’s origin story, making it a great gift for any LEGO enthusiast!

Common Misconceptions about LEGO Piece 32557

As with any popular product, misconceptions about LEGO Piece 32557 have arisen over the years. Here are a few of the most common ones, debunked:

Misconception #1: LEGO Piece 32557 is only good for creating slopes and angles. While it’s true that the angled shape of the brick lends itself well to creating sloped surfaces, the five studs on one side and two on the other offer a wide range of possibilities for building.
Misconception #2: LEGO Piece 32557 is a relatively new brick. While it’s true that the piece was first introduced in 2002, it has since become a staple in the LEGO building world, and builders of all ages and skill levels have found countless uses for it.
Misconception #3: LEGO Piece 32557 is a rare and hard-to-find brick. While it may not be as common as some other LEGO bricks, it’s not particularly rare, and it’s widely available for purchase online or at LEGO stores.

By understanding these misconceptions, builders can fully appreciate the versatility and potential of LEGO Piece 32557 and incorporate it into their builds with confidence.

Advanced Building Techniques for Creating Structures with Any Version of LEGO Piece 32557

Whether you’re a seasoned LEGO builder or just starting, the LEGO Piece 32557 is a versatile and essential brick for creating structures with various slopes and angles. Here are a few advanced building techniques to take your LEGO creations to the next level:

Technique #1: Combining multiple LEGO Piece 32557 bricks can create complex angled structures. By overlapping the bricks in different directions and orientations, builders can create intricate and visually striking designs.
Technique #2: Pairing LEGO Piece 32557 with other bricks can create even more possibilities. For example, combining the angled brick with LEGO Plate 1 x 2 with 1 Knob (Part 3794) can create more attachment points and increase stability.
Technique #3: Using LEGO Piece 32557 as a foundation for larger builds can provide stability and add visual interest. By incorporating the angled brick into the base of a structure, builders can create a more dynamic and visually appealing design.
Technique #4: Using LEGO Piece 32557 as an accent in smaller builds can add texture and detail. By using the brick’s angled shape to create unique and intricate patterns, builders can add personality and depth to their creations.

By incorporating these advanced building techniques, builders can unlock the full potential of LEGO Piece 32557 and create stunning and innovative structures. Whether you’re building a simple wall or a complex architectural masterpiece, the versatility and potential of LEGO Piece 32557 are truly endless.

LEGO Community Discussions about LEGO Piece 32557

LEGO is a popular online community for LEGO fans that offers conversation and collaboration about all things LEGO. Discussions about LEGO Piece 32557 can be found on the MiLEGO forums, where members have discussed their favorite ways to use this iconic piece in their builds.

Members have posted photos of various creations made with this piece, from detailed cars to intricate airplanes. Additionally, there are threads dedicated to discussing the history of LEGO Piece 32557 – including its place in “The Heritage Collection” and other interesting facts.

Similar and Related LEGO® Pieces To LEGO Piece 32557

Once LEGO® Piece 32557 became a meme it wasn’t long until people started looking for ways to adapt it, and this led to two other pieces being found.

LEGO piece 98989

The other was LEGO Piece 98989 which is identical to LEGO® Piece 32557 just with the additional axle connector at the tip.

LEGO piece 53586

The first was LEGO Piece 53586 which resembled a similar LEGO® Penis-like shape but a lot bigger.

LEGO Piece 32557 Sets

Putting the humorous aspect aside this piece is used in a lot of LEGO® sets, at the time of writing this it has been used in 155 sets. A list of all of these sets can be seen below.

2017 Employee Exclusive: The Nutcracker (4002017-1)
4 X 4 Off-Roader (8466-1)
4×4 Mercedes-Benz Zetros Trial Truck (42129-1)
6×6 Volvo Articulated Hauler (42114-1)
Air Blazers (4403-1)
Arctic Mobile Exploration Base (60195-1)
Arctic Supply Plane (60196-1)
Arctic Truck (42038-1)
AT-AP (75043-1)
AT-AP Walker (75234-1)
AT-TE (4482-1)
Azari & the Goblin Forest Escape (41186-1)
Back-hoe Loader (Backhoe) (8455-1)
Bat-Pod (5004590-1)
Batman Batmobile Tumbler (76240-1)
Battle Arena (2520-1)
Black Champion Racer (42026-1)
BMW M 1000 RR (42130-1)
BOOST Creative Toolbox (17101-1)
Bowser’s Castle Boss Battle – Expansion Set (71369-1)
Bucket Wheel Excavator (42055-1)
BULK Drill Machine (44025-1)
Bulldozer (42028-1)
Cahdok & Gahdok (8558-1)
Car Transporter (42098-1)
Cherry Picker (8292-1)
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 (42093-1)
Chewbacca (75530-1)
CLAAS XERION 5000 TRAC VC (42054-1)
Clone Turbo Tank (75151-1)
Clone Turbo Tank (with Light-Up Mace Windu, Trans-Light Purple Lightsaber Blade) (7261-1)
Clone Turbo Tank (with Non-Light-Up Mace Windu) (7261-2)
Construction Crew (42023-1)
Cool Movers (8433-1)
Crawler Crane (42042-1)
Cross Axles (10074-1)
Customized Pick up Truck (42029-1)
Dirt Bike (8291-1)
Display Team Jet (42044-1)
Droid Commander (75253-1)
Ducati Panigale V4 R (42107-1)
Enzo Ferrari 1:10 (8653-1)
EV3 Expansion Set (45560-1)
Exo-Toa (8557-1)
Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano (8145-1)
Ferrari F1 1:9 (8157-1)
Ferrari F1 Racer 1:10 (8386-1)
Ferrari F430 Challenge (8143-1)
Ferrari FXX 1:17 (8156-1)
FIRST LEGO® League (FLL) Challenge 2002 – City Sights (9789-2)
FIRST LEGO® League (FLL) Challenge 2010 – Body Forward v46 (9696-1)
FIRST LEGO® League (FLL) Challenge 2011 – Food Factor (9697-1)
FIRST LEGO® League (FLL) Challenge 2017 – Hydro Dynamics (45804-1)
Flying Fox: Batmobile Airlift Attack (76087-1)
Forklift (8416-1)
Front-End Loader (8453-1)
Front-End Loader, Black Box (8453-2)
Furno Bike (7158-1)
Galactic Titan (70709-1)
General Grievous (75112-1)
Golden Guardian (Limited Gold Edition) (7714-1)
Grand Prix Racer (42000-1)
Harley-Davidson Fat Boy (10269-1)
Helicopter (8046-1)
Helicopter (9396-1)
Highway Cruiser (31018-1)
Hot Rod (42022-1)
Imperial Shuttle (75302-1)
Imperial Star Destroyer (6211-1)
James Bond Aston Martin DB5 (10262-1)
Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive (75191-1)
Jek-14’s Stealth Starfighter (75018-1)
Jumping Giant (8651-1)
Knights of Ren Transport Ship (75284-1)
Logging Truck (9397-1)
Manas (8539-1)
Maula’s Ice Mammoth Stomper (70145-1)
McLaren Senna GTR (42123-1)
Mercedes-Benz Unimog U 400 (8110-1)
Millennium Falcon (7965-1)
Mindstorms Education Resource Set (9648-1)
Mindstorms Education Resource Set (9695-1)
Mindstorms NXT (8527-1)
Mindstorms NXT 2.0 (8547-1)
Mirkwood Elf Army (79012-1)
Mobile Crane Mk II (42009-1)
Monkie Kid’s Cloud Roadster (80015-1)
Monster Dino (4958-1)
Moto Cross Bike (42007-1)
Motorbike (8051-1)
Motorized Bulldozer (8275-1)
Motorized Excavator (8043-1)
Motorized Walking AT-AT (10178-1)
Movie Maker (70820-1)
Movie Maker Set (Batman) (853650-1)
Movie Maker Set (Ninjago) (853702-1)
Ninja Ambush (2258-1)
Nitro Burner (8471-1)
Nitro Intimidator (8682-1)
Nitro Menace (8649-1)
Nitro Muscle (8146-1)
Nitro Race Team (8473-1)
Off Roader (8297-1)
Offroad Power (5893-1)
Pick-Up Tow Truck (9395-1)
Power Crusher (8468-1)
Quinjet Aerial Battle (6869-1)
Rally Truck (8261-1)
Remote-Controlled Stunt Racer (42095-1)
Republic Gunship (75021-1)
Rescue Truck (8454-1)
Robot Inventor (51515-1)
Rockoh T3 (8941-1)
Roller Coaster (10261-1)
Roodaka (8761-1)
Rough Terrain Crane (42082-1)
Sandcrawler – UCS (75059-1)
Security Smash (8199-1)
Slammer G-Force (8470-1)
Slammer Raptor (8469-1)
Slammer Rhino (8353-1)
Slammer Turbo (8242-1)
Storm Beast (71314-1)
Street ‘n’ Mud Racer (8472-1)
Street Motorcycle (42036-1)
Super Kart (8256-1)
Supercar (8070-1)
Supersonic RC (8366-1)
Takanuva (8699-1)
Tarakava (8549-1)
Technic Crossblocks (5003166-1)
Technic Crossblocks (5003166-2)
Technic Crossblocks (Technic Cross Blocks) (991405-1)
Temple of the Crystal Skull (7627-1)
The Elves’ Treetop Hideaway (41075-1)
The Tumbler (76023-1)
The Twilight – Limited Edition (7680-1)
TIE Striker (75154-1)
Toa Ignika (8697-1)
Toa Mata Nui (8998-1)
Tow Trasher (8140-1)
Tow Truck (8285-1)
Tractor (8260-1)
Tractor with Log Loader (8049-1)
Truck (8436-1)
Two-Face Double Demolition (70915-1)
Typewriter (21327-1)
Ultimate Accessory Set 500 (6620-1)
Umarak the Destroyer (71316-1)
V-19 Torrent (7674-1)
Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser (8039-1)
Volvo EW160E (42053-1)
Volvo L350F Wheel Loader (42030-1)
Wheel Loader (8271-1)
Windup Motor 2001 (5223-1)

Conclusion

In conclusion, the LEGO Piece 32557 is not only a versatile and useful brick in the LEGO building world but has also become the subject of a viral meme that speaks to the humor and creativity of the LEGO community.

Whether builders are using LEGO brick 32557 to construct serious architectural designs or silly and absurd creations, the LEGO Piece 32557 continues to inspire and spark the imagination. As the meme continues to evolve, one thing is for sure: the LEGO Piece 32557 will always have a special place in the hearts of LEGO builders everywhere.

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