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In lugnet.general, Ray Sanders wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Justin Ritter wrote:
> > With all this talk about new colors and the recent release of the official color
> > palette from Lego now seems to be a perfect opportunity for Lego to release an
> > official color reference.
> >
> > snip ...
>
> There a number of color charts floating around. Here are links to two at peeron.
> There are others (as the first peeron chart notes).
>
> Peeron color and x-ref chart...
> http://www.peeron.com/inv/colors
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> Chart provided to peeron by LEGO and believed to be the current active list of
> colors at LEGO (as of a few months back). Interestingly, this chart has the
> 'new' colors on it. It even shows 3 shade of 'Stone Gray', thus far we have only
> seen two of them in released sets. The new shade of brown *may* be the one
> marked as 'Rust' (can anyone confirm this ?). Unknown to most people here at the
> time, the release of this chart may have been a warning of sorts about the
> impending color changes.
> http://www.peeron.com/cgi-bin/invcgis/colorguide.cgi
>
> Ray
Right, those references are great. I just thought it would be ideal to have an
actual physical color reference, in ABS, like I'm sure the master builders have.
It's something I would find awefully handy, but maybe others wouldn't.
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