How many different LEGO brick colors are there?
Official 2016 LEGO Color Palette includes 39 solid colors, 3 metallic colors, 1 glowing color, and 14 translucent colors.
What colors of Legos are there?
The 14 LEGO color families are: black, grey, lilac, blue, dark green, green, yellow, bright orange, reddish brown, red, purple, white, silver, and gold.
What is the most popular Lego brick color?
Top 25 Parts by Number of Colors
| Rank | Part ID | Most Common Color |
|---|---|---|
| 1 — | 3023 | Medium Stone GreyLight Bluish Gray |
| 3 — | 3024 | White |
| 7 — | 3069b | Medium Stone GreyLight Bluish Gray |
| 9 — | 3005 | White |
What are the three primary colors of Lego?
Before we can understand the strengths and weaknesses of the LEGO color palette, it’s useful to understand how color works. You may recall that there are three “primary” colors of light: red, green, and blue. Your computer can create any color by mixing those three colors; when mixed in equal parts they create white light.
Where can I see the color of Lego bricks?
Brick Colorstream is Ryan Howerter’s neat color catalog on flickr. Click on a row to open the color in the Colorschemer. You can select what data to view by toggling the filter. Sort by clicking the headers.
What’s the difference between uncommon colors in Lego?
Uncommon Colors – Colors which are available in a lot of parts, but are missing enough parts to make them frustrating to build with. Rare Colors – Colors which are available in so few parts that you can only really use them as an accent color in your models.
Why are some colors hard to find in Lego?
While the chart is hard to read, you can see black squares which represent parts which are not available in that color, and the red colors represent parts which are “rare” in that color because they come in very few sets. The colors were organized from left (common) to right (rare).