Change Part Color Code 3 for Copper Color to {4285897} Change Part Color Code 2 for Copper Color to {4268282} Change Part Color Code 1 for Copper Color to {4226277}
Note: alternate design ID 50159. that should be it for this color :)
Change Part Color Code 1 for Tan Color to {4167806}
Note: note: some of their inventories have torso upper halves, but keep in mind that most of LEGO's old inventories have info for head/torso assemblies, not the torsos by themselves. torsos started appearing alone around 2006.
however, some characters with unconventional minifigure heads did come with these minifigure parts separated, such as Yoda and Greedo. those characters have the correct upper halves in their inventories, but most others will have 73403, which is the assembly. 76382 is the solo torso number.
Change Part Color Code 1 for Dark Purple Color to {4235130}
Note: they don't have a part in the inventory for this, so please refer to the section of their inventories that contains element numbers without corresponding parts.
Change Part Color Code 1 for Light Gray Color to {249352}
Note: +50 IDs *seem* to be contextual to 1991-1993
i figure these and the standard IDs can go under either/both variants.
why does 2493a's page say that it last appeared in 1996? it did not appear in 1996, and there are many BL pages that do this. are these updated manually or am I missing something?
Change Part Color Code 1 for Trans-Green Color to {81800}
Note: alternate design ID 81800. some of these old printed parts are weird. the unprinted part entry gets IDs in both the unprinted version and the decorated version, despite belonging to different parts.
81817 is the other odd one out. this should belong to the aquasharks windscreen.
Change Part Color Code 1 for Yellow Color to {4193849}
Note: Here’s a cool one. The Orange ID also belongs to this part. I don’t know why their entry has both the cloth part and the decorated cockpit piece.
Note: The Brown and Gray ID numbers are missing because this part number does not belong to this part. 42042 is called “BIONICLE GIMMIC” in the parts database.
The 42042 ID is a catch-all for the various masks used in the 2002-03 Bionicle run, much like the Kraata IDs are a catch-all for the different stages one can find. Each Krana mask should have all 19 ID numbers, including the unused Pearl Black ID. That part was originally supposed to appear in set 8573.
Change Part Color Code 1 for Orange Color to {6014005}
Note: 93789 is not the design number for the flat end variant. 93789 is another one of those unique Chinese factory design numbers that only appears in special sets. the flat end variant should be 4497b. All 93789 PCCs belong under the 4497 entry. the modern spear variant doesn’t appear to have a design number of its own, so it’ll likely share a few element numbers with its predecessor.
Note: this item uses ID 44798 and is under "Not Aproved New Elements" with the name "YELLOW LEGO STRORAGE BOX #9920"(the database is full of typos) - element number 4183146
are these IDs even necessary? alternates?
Note: Going back and removing any IDs associated with loose parts. This piece should be an assembly. I’m not sure where you guys are getting some of these other IDs, but this might also be worth looking for, if possible. These should all be deleted. Part number might also have to be changed. Same applies to 6789.
Change Part Color Code 1 for Dark Bluish Gray Color to {4235339}
Note: These track parts appear to be assemblies. Looks like some electrical conductors might be attached to the track itself. I found Design ID 74746 with Element ID 4235339 for color 199 Dark Stone Gray.
For Dark Gray, please add ID 74746 as an Element ID. Do not add 286527 or 4192045. Those two IDs appear to belong to the track minus the conductors. Have a look at the other track pieces, but please do not add any IDs until I've confirmed which ones should be added here.
Please do not add 4210930. I believe 4190054 belongs to this assembly, but I'll add that one myself once I can confirm that. Thanks!
Change Part Color Code 1 for Trans-Neon Orange Color to {81817}
Note: The 80000 ID here didn't make sense to me before, but upon discovering the other Trans-Brown ID, I thought back to this one. 81817 would have first been used in the mid-90s. Most of these printed element IDs were formatted this way. Please remove '81817' from the generic entry.
