Brick Colorstream
Metallic Pinks
These are rare test molds, apparently directly from Billund instead of one of Lego's suppliers (Bayer, BASF, Borg-Warner, etc.). Could this mean that these colors have actual IDs that we haven't found yet? Or were these colors never that far in the process?
The colors are metallic/pearl — these could be prototypes from LEGO Friends' long development, around when 315 and 316 came out. Or perhaps they're even older, from the early 2000s when we had so many pearls at once?
These bricks feel modern but don't line up well with known solid colors. The lightest one could conceivably be 22/221 darkened by the metallic additive, and the middle is similar to a dark 124. The darkest here is closest to 104, but much less saturated.
I have no extras, most of these bricks are already off to other people.
Metallic Pinks
These are rare test molds, apparently directly from Billund instead of one of Lego's suppliers (Bayer, BASF, Borg-Warner, etc.). Could this mean that these colors have actual IDs that we haven't found yet? Or were these colors never that far in the process?
The colors are metallic/pearl — these could be prototypes from LEGO Friends' long development, around when 315 and 316 came out. Or perhaps they're even older, from the early 2000s when we had so many pearls at once?
These bricks feel modern but don't line up well with known solid colors. The lightest one could conceivably be 22/221 darkened by the metallic additive, and the middle is similar to a dark 124. The darkest here is closest to 104, but much less saturated.
I have no extras, most of these bricks are already off to other people.