Lego Colors By Year

BrickLink® is the world's largest online marketplace to buy and sell LEGO® parts, Minifigures and sets, both new or used. Search the complete LEGO catalog & create your own BrickLink store. If you had to guess, how many colors would you say LEGO® bricks originally came in? Check out this brief history of lego colors on hobbyDB! The Evolution of LEGO Colors LEGO's color history spans more than 70 years, evolving from a handful of primary colors to a rich and diverse palette.

Here's a look at how LEGO colors have changed over time. 1949-1950s: The Beginning of LEGO Colors When LEGO first introduced its plastic bricks in 1949, they were available in just five colors: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green and White. These.

An asterisk next to the BrickLink name indicates that the BrickLink colour also contains other LEGO colors (i.e., it isn't unique) Official palette This is the official colour palatte showing all colours currently in production in 2016. Click on the image for an interactive version. More information about LEGO colours: Large version of the.

In year 2005, the number of colors reached it's apex of 91 and then scaled back. Colors of Top Lego Sets and Themes How about the color of Lego sets, instead of all the individual bricks? LEGO colors went under significant changes throughout the years. In this article, we discuss these changes and learn about their history.

The Washington Post analyzed Lego's palette to explore what the color system says about the evolution of the company. Dave E. over on the Brickset forums has compiled a fascinating summary of the evolution of the LEGO palette over the past 40 years.

Dave wrote an program to analyze the Brickset database, pulling. Towards the end of this period we are slowly getting more colors again - BLUE, YELLOW and BLACK are becoming normal in the LEGO color mix. With the Classic Space Sets LIGHT-GRAY reappears, and some GREEN and PINK also comes to join the LEGO world.

1978-1997: as far as LEGO colors these are the best years ever. LEGO's history of color innovation is as intricate and fascinating as the creations built by its fans. White, black, and red stand out as the core solid colors, leading in quantity and showcasing their absolute importance in foundational designs.

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