Some colors give me headaches! Please help Bioncle parts: Pearl Light Gray,Dark stone gray and dark pearl gray? 1x4 plates - Dark Turquoise? 8x8 plate - Violet? Tiles - flesh maybe? Sorry for being boring for stupid questions,I want to do this right
First image (Bionicles) - think you're spot on, although could be pearl very light gray for the top one (check the catalog entry to see if it comes in that colour), second image looks like medium azure, third image could be violet (assuming the tiles above are dark purple), and fourth image look like medium dark flesh.
Tnx! Wow, Dark Turquoise and Medium Azure are same for my eye... Also have big problems to make difference between Flat Silver and Pearl Light Silver...
Flat silver and pearl light gray can be problematic, especially with smaller pieces, and also some of the large Bionicle weapons. I imagine it also doesn't help that LEGO have tolerance ranges for the colors, so a lightish flat silver could maybe look like a darkish pearl light gray!
Depending on how your camera works with my video card, from top to bottom these appear to my eye to be:
1. Image0 (1): Pearl Light Gray, Dark Stone Gray, Pearl Dark Gray 2. Image2: Medium Azure 3. Image1: Dark Purple, Royal Blue 4. Image0: Medium Dark Flesh
One way to be sure about a color (or at last narrow it down) is to find the actual part and see what colors it comes in in terms of it showing a number of SETS its included in. That helps exclude most cases of other sellers accidentally adding an incorrect color to the system. Though there are cases where a set just isn't showing a part yet (for the older sets).
As LegoKockica says, Flat Silver and Pearl Light Gray can be my nemesis sometimes for smaller parts, it really can come down to checking angles in the light to see if there is that pearl sheen or that flat silver shine and tone varations.
My biggest nemesis though is Light Gray and Medium Stone Gray, as some MSG parts have a browner tinge to the pour (but I KNOW are MSG, as I pulled them out of a set). :-(
Huh... the pic certainly looks Royal Blue, but with different video cards and monitors, it's not going to look to me like what you have in your hand.
It could very well be violet... I suggest finding a set with violet in it and comparing what's in your hand with what's on screen? (not a LEGO rendered color, but a photograph of a set using Violet parts). (sorry this is so unhelpful!) I have actually done that before to differentiate Medium Azure from Maersk Blue.
Top picture: pearl light gray, dark stone gray, dark pearl gray Second picture: medium azure Third picture: tiles- violet, plate- dark purple Last picture: medium dark flesh
I think the 8x8 is definitely violet and not dark purple (although I think the tiles are). Violet comes in one set (4721 - Hogwarts Classroom), two sets in Dark Purple and doesn't appear anywhere as Royal Blue so think we can rule that one out. The fact that we are all struggling to agree is probably down to Violet being a comparatively rare color (I only have two items for sale), and therefore looking for another violet part to compare against could be tricky. Also violet is 'bluer' and from the picture the tiles look more 'purpler'...
Ha ha!! If it's any consolation @LegoKockica I still struggle with some of the common colours, let alone the rarer ones. If I'm in doubt they get filed away and are tackled on a 'sorting difficult bits and bobs' day. I sometimes wonder if the task would be less stressful accompanied by a stiff drink, but suspect this may not actually help...
What I meant is: check if the colors on the inside and the outside are the same shade of Blue. I suppose the inside was not exposed to the sun, so it retained the original color.
Good idea indeed! To check for oxidizing, sun scorch, etc. Yes same color🧐 hmmmmm Have a bin like @Jay37 bits and bobs- may throw it in for later Thanks again, @Pikka !
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Also have big problems to make difference between Flat Silver and Pearl Light Silver...
1. Image0 (1): Pearl Light Gray, Dark Stone Gray, Pearl Dark Gray
2. Image2: Medium Azure
3. Image1: Dark Purple, Royal Blue
4. Image0: Medium Dark Flesh
One way to be sure about a color (or at last narrow it down) is to find the actual part and see what colors it comes in in terms of it showing a number of SETS its included in. That helps exclude most cases of other sellers accidentally adding an incorrect color to the system. Though there are cases where a set just isn't showing a part yet (for the older sets).
As LegoKockica says, Flat Silver and Pearl Light Gray can be my nemesis sometimes for smaller parts, it really can come down to checking angles in the light to see if there is that pearl sheen or that flat silver shine and tone varations.
My biggest nemesis though is Light Gray and Medium Stone Gray, as some MSG parts have a browner tinge to the pour (but I KNOW are MSG, as I pulled them out of a set). :-(
We don't have that color in the list for that part: https://www.brickowl.com/catalog/lego-plate-8-x-8-41539-42534
It could very well be violet... I suggest finding a set with violet in it and comparing what's in your hand with what's on screen? (not a LEGO rendered color, but a photograph of a set using Violet parts). (sorry this is so unhelpful!) I have actually done that before to differentiate Medium Azure from Maersk Blue.
Second picture: medium azure
Third picture: tiles- violet, plate- dark purple
Last picture: medium dark flesh
Dark purple tiles and Violet 8 x 8 plate- well done!
From the top:
Bright Pink?
Lavender or medium lavender?
Dark Pink?
I must learn!
Medium Lavender,
Dark Pink.
Fun fact: Medium Lavender is darker than Lavender
What color is the long bill cap between medium blue, dark azure, regular blue?
Wasn’t familiar with the only other blue this comes in, Maersk Blue, but this wasn’t that lighter blue.
Gonna chuck it...😭
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Yes same color🧐 hmmmmm
Have a bin like @Jay37 bits and bobs- may throw it in for later
Thanks again, @Pikka !