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| − | '''Bley''' is a fan-slang term for a color of LEGO brand construction bricks released around 2002, when the LEGO company changed their gray bricks | + | '''Bley''' is a fan-slang term for a color of LEGO brand construction bricks released around 2002, when the LEGO company changed the formula for their gray bricks. The result was a more bluish gray, hence ''bley = blue + grey''. This [[event]] is known as the "[[Gray Shift]]" in the internal [[Kanon]] of the [[BrikVerse]]. |
The official name for the new color is "Stone grey" (with modifiers "Light", "Medium", and "Dark" -- there's no plain "stone grey"), but "bley" gets the point across much more quickly. | The official name for the new color is "Stone grey" (with modifiers "Light", "Medium", and "Dark" -- there's no plain "stone grey"), but "bley" gets the point across much more quickly. | ||
[[Category:Materials and Phenomena]] | [[Category:Materials and Phenomena]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:52, 20 June 2014
Bley is a fan-slang term for a color of LEGO brand construction bricks released around 2002, when the LEGO company changed the formula for their gray bricks. The result was a more bluish gray, hence bley = blue + grey. This event is known as the "Gray Shift" in the internal Kanon of the BrikVerse.
The official name for the new color is "Stone grey" (with modifiers "Light", "Medium", and "Dark" -- there's no plain "stone grey"), but "bley" gets the point across much more quickly.
