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Color Tree for "Special" brick colors
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 27 Sep 2002 15:31:40 GMT
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Jeffrey,
My Color Tree shows some of what you requested:
http://clarkcorner.home.att.net/ColorTree.html
I use the Bricklink names for most colors. I also have a conversion chart
into Peeron and LDraw, notes for rare colors, and some of the key sets a
color appeared in.
The tree is a work in progress, so I'd be glad to include any more info
people have. The color list is as complete as I can get it, but I still may
be missing some colors.
There are also links from there to some of the other color comparison sites,
including two you may find useful:
Mark's Color Compare Page - side by side pictures of some of the color shades:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=13869
Henry's Color Stack - a stack of all colors that can make a 2x4 brick size:
http://www.henrylim.org/LEGOColours.html
Hope that helps,
Clark
Visit my Vintage Parts pages, submissions always welcome:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=8642
Looking for a minifig, head, or torso? Try my helper:
http://clarkcorner.home.att.net/VisualMiniHelper.html
In lugnet.general, Jeffrey M. Szklennik writes:
> Would there be a way to note what color can be found in what sets? I
> understand peeron or other sites that part out sets tell the colors in a set,
> but I'd like to see a color comparison pic as at above address with a note of
> an example set. For example:
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> pic of Red--as found in set xxxx
> pic of sand red--as found in set xxxx
>
> I saw the multiple grays (which was my original search-I found out the very
> light gray was introduced in the Mosaic line;) but many of the tints/shades of
> green and blue I had not noticed before. I'd like to be able to know which
> sets have a certain color so I could buy it & compare & widen my building
> pallette. Basically, instead of telling what colors/pieces are in a set, I'd
> like to see a chart of what sets the colors (pictured together) are from. I
> would hope the solution would be as easy as just having anyone recalling &
> posting to a continuing rollcall (like space rollcall) the sets they know
> contain these colors. We could start with the above pic's names for a standard
> reference, or I remember seeing a tower of 2x2 or 2x4 bricks (I think) but I
> don't remember where. Anyways, I'd like to give credit to all the
> real-pic-real-brick color compilers: "Thank You!"
>
> Jeff
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