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Colour Request: 15 Lemon and 17 Rose |
Posted by: Chris Böhnke - 2025-07-06, 18:17 - Forum: Official File Specifications/Standards
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With the recent inclusion of Modulex parts, I think we really should add these 2 old colours to the LDraw colour list. Both were actually used in regular sets as molding colour (though also as prints occasionally) in the early 1990s. Bricklink started to acknowledge them as well a few years ago (or maybe just months ago?).
The hex value marked as "Measured Hex" is just a quick colour pick from the photos available at Brick Colorstream. If anyone has a better idea what the hexes should be, I'm open to that. The official ones seem a bit off (though not as much as certain other colours from that era).
TLG Name: 15 Lemon
Bricklink Name: Lemon
Years active: 1992-1995?
Example: Part 4839/Set 2552
TLG Hex: #FFF230
Measured Hex: #EEDD42
This colour was primarily used in a few obscure Duplo Playhouse sets limited to the NA market, which had an all "Pastel" colour scheme. It was used at least once as print in System (3811px1). This colour is identical to Modulex Colour 15 Lemon.
TLG Name: 17 Rose
Bricklink Name: Rose Pink
Years active: 1991-1994
Example: Part 3185/Set 6401
TLG Hex: #FF9494
Measured Hex: #F3D3D3
Sometimes known as "Paradisa Pink", this was the first real pink colour released by TLG in 1991 with Duplo (first parts were limited to specialised bath room items). It saw greater use in Paradisa in 1992 for both molded plastic and prints before being replaced by the slightly less yellowish 9 Light Reddish Violet in 1995 (not to be confused by age induced yellowing, this difference is much more consistent). The Basic buckets with pastel tones from 1993 used this colour as well. Here is a good comparison:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]@N08/
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Updates of the Bricklink and Rebrickable references |
Posted by: Manfred Schaefer - 2025-06-27, 19:03 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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Hello,
How often are the references to Bricklink and Rebrickable updated for the parts?
Is this update only carried out for parts on the Parts Tracker or also for official parts?
I'm asking because I've noticed that the reference to Bricklink for the official parts 2431 is sometimes incorrect.
For example, the reference for 2431p01 is Bricklink 2431pb243, but should be Bricklink 2431pb0243. This is the case for all parts that start with pb and have a number.
The reference for the official part 98138pz2 is also incorrect. Bricklink 98138pb258 would be correct here, instead of Bricklink 98138pb072.
The references at Rebrickable are correct.
Greetings
Manfred
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