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Hi, it's me AGAIN with ANOTHER question. You guys must be sick of me, but Tony can tell me the colors you used for your figs (hue, sat, blue, red, etc.)? I am assuming they are close to exact with LEGO's colors. Thank you and sorry for keep having to ask questions. (What can I say, I am new to creating customs!)

Colors will vary with each printer.

I could tell you that my red which matches LEGO bricks is CMYK: 15, 100, 100, 0; but that won't matter one bit if your printer differs from mine.

-A

Oh, thanks for replying anyway. I guess I will just have to experiment!

There is a colour chart here that you may be useful in giving you a starting point, try using them first and then make the adjustment according to your printer afterwards:

http://www.britdogmodels.com/misc/legocolors/

Hope that helps!

R. B.

I found this a while back. Don't remember where it came from, but I have found it very useful.

http://www.brikbattles.com/downloads/colors.psd

It is a basic color chart you can use in photoshop.
Of course, it all depends on your printer, but this will give you a good start.

-- Ramus

EDIT:
I noticed your other post stating that you do not have photoshop. Maybe this will help.
http://www.brikbattles.com/downloads/colors.gif

Whoops! I just noticed a mistake I made. I said 'but Tony can tell me the colors you used for your figs (hue, sat, blue, red, etc.)?' And it should have said 'Tony can you tell me the colors...' I just thought I should fix that up.