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Re: New colors and other info
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 21 Nov 2003 02:27:40 GMT
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In lugnet.general, John Gerlach wrote:
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The Peeron page is official? Cool!
Now, is someone willing to organize it in such a way that it shows why
these colors needed to be changed?
Wait, that didn’t quite sound right.
Try again: It’s great that these are ‘official’. But a long straight line
list (in some sort of weird order) doesn’t really explain or show how the
colors work together, and why some colors just had to be changed. Perhaps
someone with more knowledge about colors (graphic artist? printer?) could
set them up in such a way that they’re all grouped logically - “this is the
red family, this is the green family”, etc... This way LEGO could show that
‘this color doesn’t work because it’s not at the intersection of these two
other colors’ or something like that...
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My Color Tree won’t tell you the ‘why’, only the Lego company can do that. It
does group colors in the manner you describe - both the old known colors, as
well as the new colors from the Peeron list. I’ve also tried to match as many
old & new as possible. Although with just a name & color value, I couldn’t find
matches for many real-world colors on the Peeron list.
Here’s the link:
http://www.isodomos.com/VPH/ColorTree
Hope that helps,
Clark
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| (...) The Peeron page is official? Cool! Now, is someone willing to organize it in such a way that it shows why these colors needed to be changed? Wait, that didn't quite sound right. Try again: It's great that these are 'official'. But a long (...) (21 years ago, 20-Nov-03, to lugnet.general, FTX)
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