This Lego color chart features 78 colors currently in use in 2024 and 2025, based on the official Lego and BrickLink color palettes. It serves as an essential reference for Lego enthusiasts, builders, and collectors, offering a precise guide to the wide range of hues used in Lego bricks, accessories, and sets. Frequently asked questions about LEGO® colors 1.
How many LEGO colors are there in total? There are over 80 active colors and over 150 historical colors ever used in LEGO sets. 2. Why are some colors more expensive than others? It is due to rarity, limited availability and demand from collectors or MOC builders.
3. There are over 180 distinct colors in the Lego rainbow and they're all here. The LEGO Group makes 100s of new sets every year containing thousands of different unique elements and around 50 different colors.
This analysis demystifies which elements are most common, and which color is most common for each element. Unfortunately, The LEGO Group does not share the quantities of each part that they produce every year, so we need to approximate this using publicly available. This page provides a means of viewing photographs of parts in over 150 different LEGO colours.
Use the drop-down lists above to find colours you're interested in. Here's a catalogue of every LEGO brick color ever made, from classic solids to rare specialty shades. How Many Different Colors of Legos Are There? Surprising Facts Revealed Colors The world of Legos is a vast and wondrous place, full of endless possibilities and creative opportunities.
With a history spanning over 80 years, the iconic toy has become a staple in many childhoods, and its popularity shows no signs of waning. Lego bricks have appeared in nearly 200 different colors since 1958, including standard, transparent and glitter varieties. LEGO features a wide array of attractive pastel colours, applicable to anything from bricks to minifigures.
The original palette included colours such as bright red, bright blue, bright yellow, dark green, white, and black. Today, LEGO offers a much wider range. Before 2003, the greyscale colours of the LEGO Palette were entirely grey.
After 2004, LEGO added a noticeably blue tint to their. Universal colors of 2004 Names of LEGO Colors There are (at least) two different color names. The first is the official LEGO name, the others are given by fans.
Sometimes they are similar, but usually not the same. There are tables comparing these names so we can learn what the LEGO Group calls a color we call green. There are 181 colors under 10 categories in Bricklink, while Brickset has 189.