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1. Go to the Bricklink inventory for #10220. http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemInv.asp?S=10220-1
2. Scroll down to where all the red parts are grouped together.
3. Click on the part number. (2436 for example)
4. On the new page that opens, look over on the right side where it says "Known Colors." You will see all of the colors that Lego has produced this piece in. In this case, it is available in Blue.
5. Repeat these steps for each part.
6. (If you click on the word "blue" in the third column (Price Guide Info) you will see all of the sellers that have this part available.)
As Bumblepants said, you will be lucky to find one or two of these parts at the Lego store. Bricklink is the best place to find the parts you need.
Good luck!
1) Get LDD and LDDManager
2) add all the red parts to an LDD model (don't have to build anything just place all the parts in the model).
3) Load the model into LDDManager and look at the color swap tab. That will tell you what colors all the parts of one color in the model are also available in.
If you are looking for a specific color then after then insert the following step
2a) Highlight all the parts of a particular color and select the color swap tool in LDD and select the color you want. This should change all the highlighted parts to the selected color.
3) Load into LDDManager and just look through the main list it provides of parts and in one of the columns it tells you if the part is available in that color.
4) From here you can take the ones not available in a color and look for parts that might substitute for it to see if doing that color is feasible.
I did grab PAB containers from both walls though, and I probably hit 75% of the specific parts available on each, so there are definitely other parts that what you're about to see. Here are two images of my hauls, the one with the horses/fences was from 23rd St., the rest from 30 Rock. There was very little basic blue in either. 23rd st had two different shades of 1x2 blue bricks. One seems to be sand blue, and I'm not certain about the other.
P.S. is there a thread or better place to contribute to the general community intel on PAB wall pieces? I know about the two sites that let people set what is in each bucket/cell on the wall, but I didn't take pictures so I can't be that specific.