CrocoBricks reference
LEGO® colour guide
Every LEGO® colour we sell, with its name, CrocoBricks number and RGB value. Click a colour to filter our parts by that shade.
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Why a LEGO® colour guide?
LEGO® has its own name for every shade, and here every colour also gets a fixed CrocoBricks number. This guide lists the colours that are actually in our parts catalogue, with the same swatch you see on the product page.
Colours that get mixed up
Old Gray or Bluish Gray?
LEGO® switched its greys around 2003 and 2004. Old Light Gray and Dark Gray were replaced by Light Bluish Gray and Dark Bluish Gray. Both still turn up in used lots.
Brown or Reddish Brown?
The same switch: the old Brown was replaced by Reddish Brown. Vintage sets sometimes mix the two.
What are the Sand colours?
Sand Red, Sand Blue, Sand Green and Sand Purple are muted versions of the primary colours.
What does Trans- mean?
Trans- is the transparent version of a colour, like Trans-Red or Trans-Yellow. Use the transparent filter to see them all together.
Which LEGO® colours are rare?
Retired colours such as Maersk Blue, the old Brown and the pre-2004 greys are the hardest to find, because no new parts are made in them. More in our guide to rare LEGO® colours.
Handy for
- MOC builders matching a colour across several parts
- Restoring vintage sets where the exact shade matters
- Identifying an unknown brick colour
- Comparing shades that look alike
Found your colour? Filter the stock
Open a colour and go straight to the parts we have in that shade.
