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LEGO Colors

Learn all about LEGO’s brilliant rainbow of colors! If you are a LEGO color collector you can also share what you got & what you are looking for. :)

LEGO Bayer test-strikes – PART 3

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(Written by Maxx) After my last post on the really nice LEGO Bayer advertisement I have found, I would like to share with you another piece of history about the connection between the two companies; LEGO and Bayer. The following post appears on Bayer’s old website. It is a wonderful testimonial to the tight connection between the two [...]

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LEGO Bayer test-strikes – PART 2

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(Written by Maxx) First of all, I would like to thank all of you who commented on LEGO Bayer Test-Strikes – Part 1. I really enjoyed your comments. The first part on “Bayers” (short for Bayer-test-strikes) and LEGO was an introduction into test-bricks. It allowed me to tell you the broad story. Maybe now I can [...]

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LEGO Bayer test-strikes – PART 1

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(Written by Maxx) If you love LEGO and are a fan of LEGO colors, you’ll love “Bayer test-strikes”, or simply called “Bayers”. (You may want to read Maxx’s Introduction to LEGO Colors. Also, you can click on any of the pictures below for a larger view.) But lets start at the beginning… 1958: LEGO has a [...]

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LEGO colors – introduction

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(Written by Maxx) When thinking of LEGO colors, RED, WHITE, BLUE, YELLOW and BLACK come to mind to those of us over 30. If you are younger, you probably know a lot more LEGO colors; like GREEN, PINK, DARK RED, and even SILVER. But you might be surprized to learn that in the early days [...]

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