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Bricks come in many shades of red and brown depending on the raw materials used and the fireing technics employed. I think it's best to <br />start by reveiwnig prototype brick building in the area from the era your modeling. What colors are they? The era is an important consideration because in the past there were more "neibourhood" brick factories. These smaller factories had the greatest verity of color as a result of their cost controling. i.e. who has the best price for raw clay today? <br />I hope this helps
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