| I made these equations to help me to figure out the length, width, and height of anything that is made of Legos in inches, feet, or yards. These equations can also help determine how many Lego units* (LU) it takes to reach or meet a specific distance or height in inches, feet, or yards. |
*One Lego unit in length and width would be the same as this brick  or 5/16 inches. And one Lego unit in height would be the same as the height of this Lego brick or 3/8 inches. |
| Length and Width Equations | Output Examples | |
|---|---|---|
| LU to Inches: | Inches = (LU � 4) � 1.25 | 32 LU = 10 inches |
| LU to Feet: | Feet = ((LU � 4) � 1.25) � 12 | 192 LU = 5 feet |
| LU to Yards: | Yards = ((LU � 4) � 1.25) � 36 | 576 LU = 5 yards |
| Inches to LU: | LU = (Inches � 1.25) � 4 | 10 inches = 32 LU |
| Feet to LU: | LU = ((Feet � 12) � 1.25) � 4 | 5 feet = 192 LU |
| Yards to LU: | LU = ((Yards � 36) � 1.25) � 4 | 5 yards = 576 LU |
| Height Equations | Output Examples | |
| LU to Inches: | Inches = (LU � 4) � 1.5 | 8 LU = 3 inches |
| LU to Feet: | Feet = ((LU � 4) � 1.5) � 12 | 32 LU = 1 foot |
| LU to Yards: | Yards = ((LU � 4) � 1.5) � 36 | 96 LU = 1 yard |
| Inches to LU: | LU = (Inches � 1.5) � 4 | 3 inches = 8 LU |
| Feet to LU: | LU = ((Feet � 12) � 1.5) � 4 | 1 foot = 32 LU |
| Yards to LU: | LU = ((Yards � 36) � 1.5) � 4 | 1 yard = 96 LU |
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