LEGO enthusiast Jeremy Moody made a huge chart that, like a periodic table, features all the different colours LEGO has ever produced.
Here’s the full pic below in hi-res. There are 182 different pieces. And no matter how the LEGO piece looks, if it has a unique colour, it’s right there on the chart. Must have been a hell of an adventure to collect them all. Some elements might be pretty common, but most are only available in small quantities or were only part of some old set decades ago and are really hard to find these days.
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Just recently came out of the dark ages myself. Interesting.
Now do a chart of all the pieces ever made.
Back in my day we had about seven colours.
You had to build everything yourself too – too many sets these days have huge one-use this-is-the-cockpit-of-a-spaceship type pieces. :/