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Color per part - Sven v. Beuningen - 2015-10-30
Hi together,
is there somewhere the information available which official part exists with which color? Currently I can use each part with each color in MLCad e.g. I'd like to know which parts do really exist.
Best Regards
Sven
Re: Color per part - Michael Heidemann - 2015-10-30
See this possibility on Brickset:
http://brickset.com/parts/design-3001
Re: Color per part - Orion Pobursky - 2015-10-30
Peeron has a good reference too:
http://www.peeron.com/inv/colors
Re: Color per part - Sven v. Beuningen - 2015-10-30
Thank you very much. This helps a bit.
Is there in addition some more or less official list like the xml files from ldraw available?
Re: Color per part - Stephen - 2015-10-30
As does BrickLink:
http://www.bricklink.com/catalog.asp
I've personally found this site more comprehensive and easier to check colours with, especially since part numbers and names more closely match that used by LDraw. I vaguely remember wanting to put my boot through the screen trying to use BrickSet to find parts.
Re: Color per part - Philippe Hurbain - 2015-10-31
Quote:I vaguely remember wanting to put my boot through the screen trying to use BrickSet to find parts.I feel your pain, OTOH Brickset is the sure source to find real design numbers of parts. But I agree that LEGO parts names used by Brickset are often far from obvious... I often resort to a convolved way, first find a set that contains the part I look for, then browse the inventory to identify its part number.
Re: Color per part - Chris Dee - 2015-10-31
Philippe Hurbain Wrote:I often resort to a convolved way, first find a set that contains the part I look for, then browse the inventory to identify its part number.Yes - my technique also.