Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
perhaps from legoland. I've heard that sometimes they have parts in exclusive
colours there
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
perhaps from legoland. I've heard that sometimes they have parts in exclusive
colours there
There are a few for sale so they do at least exist. Amazing that the OP found
them in a Goodwill lot though - and in pretty good condition
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Could they be flat silver?
it looks like they don't exist at all in flat silver
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Could they be flat silver?
it looks like they don't exist at all in flat silver
Yeah, I noticed that and deleted my message, you were just too quick. LOL
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Could they be flat silver?
it looks like they don't exist at all in flat silver
Yeah, I noticed that and deleted my message, you were just too quick. LOL
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Could they be flat silver?
it looks like they don't exist at all in flat silver
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Could they be flat silver?
it looks like they don't exist at all in flat silver
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Could they be flat silver?
it looks like they don't exist at all in flat silver
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Could they be flat silver?
it looks like they don't exist at all in flat silver
I swore that is what they look like from the short video. Thanks for the vindication!
The Pearl Light Gray bricks and plates were originally used for a Virgin Atlantic
747 model. They appear to have been made around 1999/2000ish. No idea where the
Flat Silver bricks came from as I don't even have a Part Color Code for them.
Non-production parts are great!
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Could they be flat silver?
it looks like they don't exist at all in flat silver
I swore that is what they look like from the short video. Thanks for the vindication!
The Pearl Light Gray bricks and plates were originally used for a Virgin Atlantic
747 model. They appear to have been made around 1999/2000ish. No idea where the
Flat Silver bricks came from as I don't even have a Part Color Code for them.
Non-production parts are great!
I've seen PLG bricks (both 1X2 and other sizes) on sale on ebay years ago.
They exist, just not in sets, so nice find!
David
I can confirm that Pearl Light Gray items exist in the wild.
Mostly regular 1x and 2x Bricks and 1x and 2x Plates.
These are parts that escaped from LEGO model shops with LEGO Company authorization.
So, they could potentially exist in very large quantities and are genuine, official
parts and not "test bricks" or made in some unauthorized manner.
For at least one Lego fan convention, one of the LEGO company reps (in this case
it was Jake McKee) provided the event with some special items to be offered for
sale and auction to raise money for the failed project legofan dot org
I own some and so do several other people, including Brickbuy (Dr. Paul Jansen)
who, as I recall, bought all of the PLG plates that were available. I bought
some of the bricks. Some of these have been offered for sale on BL over the
years since.
I've seen PLG bricks (both 1X2 and other sizes) on sale on ebay years ago.
They exist, just not in sets, so nice find!
David
I can confirm that Pearl Light Gray items exist in the wild.
Mostly regular 1x and 2x Bricks and 1x and 2x Plates.
These are parts that escaped from LEGO model shops with LEGO Company authorization.
So, they could potentially exist in very large quantities and are genuine, official
parts and not "test bricks" or made in some unauthorized manner.
For at least one Lego fan convention, one of the LEGO company reps (in this case
it was Jake McKee) provided the event with some special items to be offered for
sale and auction to raise money for the failed project legofan dot org
I own some and so do several other people, including Brickbuy (Dr. Paul Jansen)
who, as I recall, bought all of the PLG plates that were available. I bought
some of the bricks. Some of these have been offered for sale on BL over the
years since.
I've seen PLG bricks (both 1X2 and other sizes) on sale on ebay years ago.
They exist, just not in sets, so nice find!
David
I can confirm that Pearl Light Gray items exist in the wild.
Mostly regular 1x and 2x Bricks and 1x and 2x Plates.
These are parts that escaped from LEGO model shops with LEGO Company authorization.
So, they could potentially exist in very large quantities and are genuine, official
parts and not "test bricks" or made in some unauthorized manner.
For at least one Lego fan convention, one of the LEGO company reps (in this case
it was Jake McKee) provided the event with some special items to be offered for
sale and auction to raise money for the failed project legofan dot org
I own some and so do several other people, including Brickbuy (Dr. Paul Jansen)
who, as I recall, bought all of the PLG plates that were available. I bought
some of the bricks. Some of these have been offered for sale on BL over the
years since.
____
Looks like the 2x8 and 1x6 bricks are still missing photos here. Consider adding
them, maybe?
Also, I cannot find evidence that the 1x6, 2x6, or 2x8 plates were ever made,
so this could very well be all of them. All of these parts are in the non-production
ID range of 4133500-4133600.
I've seen PLG bricks (both 1X2 and other sizes) on sale on ebay years ago.
They exist, just not in sets, so nice find!
David
I can confirm that Pearl Light Gray items exist in the wild.
Mostly regular 1x and 2x Bricks and 1x and 2x Plates.
These are parts that escaped from LEGO model shops with LEGO Company authorization.
So, they could potentially exist in very large quantities and are genuine, official
parts and not "test bricks" or made in some unauthorized manner.
For at least one Lego fan convention, one of the LEGO company reps (in this case
it was Jake McKee) provided the event with some special items to be offered for
sale and auction to raise money for the failed project legofan dot org
I own some and so do several other people, including Brickbuy (Dr. Paul Jansen)
who, as I recall, bought all of the PLG plates that were available. I bought
some of the bricks. Some of these have been offered for sale on BL over the
years since.
____
Looks like the 2x8 and 1x6 bricks are still missing photos here. Consider adding
them, maybe?
Also, I cannot find evidence that the 1x6, 2x6, or 2x8 plates were ever made,
so this could very well be all of them. All of these parts are in the non-production
ID range of 4133500-4133600.
Recently, I realized that I might have to add tiles....
I've seen PLG bricks (both 1X2 and other sizes) on sale on ebay years ago.
They exist, just not in sets, so nice find!
David
I can confirm that Pearl Light Gray items exist in the wild.
Mostly regular 1x and 2x Bricks and 1x and 2x Plates.
These are parts that escaped from LEGO model shops with LEGO Company authorization.
So, they could potentially exist in very large quantities and are genuine, official
parts and not "test bricks" or made in some unauthorized manner.
For at least one Lego fan convention, one of the LEGO company reps (in this case
it was Jake McKee) provided the event with some special items to be offered for
sale and auction to raise money for the failed project legofan dot org
I own some and so do several other people, including Brickbuy (Dr. Paul Jansen)
who, as I recall, bought all of the PLG plates that were available. I bought
some of the bricks. Some of these have been offered for sale on BL over the
years since.
____
4133577 is a 2x10 Silver plate. I don't think that's in this photo, but
it appears to exist.
I've seen PLG bricks (both 1X2 and other sizes) on sale on ebay years ago.
They exist, just not in sets, so nice find!
David
I can confirm that Pearl Light Gray items exist in the wild.
Mostly regular 1x and 2x Bricks and 1x and 2x Plates.
These are parts that escaped from LEGO model shops with LEGO Company authorization.
So, they could potentially exist in very large quantities and are genuine, official
parts and not "test bricks" or made in some unauthorized manner.
For at least one Lego fan convention, one of the LEGO company reps (in this case
it was Jake McKee) provided the event with some special items to be offered for
sale and auction to raise money for the failed project legofan dot org
I own some and so do several other people, including Brickbuy (Dr. Paul Jansen)
who, as I recall, bought all of the PLG plates that were available. I bought
some of the bricks. Some of these have been offered for sale on BL over the
years since.
____
4133577 is a 2x10 Silver plate. I don't think that's in this photo, but
it appears to exist.
I've seen PLG bricks (both 1X2 and other sizes) on sale on ebay years ago.
They exist, just not in sets, so nice find!
David
I can confirm that Pearl Light Gray items exist in the wild.
Mostly regular 1x and 2x Bricks and 1x and 2x Plates.
These are parts that escaped from LEGO model shops with LEGO Company authorization.
So, they could potentially exist in very large quantities and are genuine, official
parts and not "test bricks" or made in some unauthorized manner.
For at least one Lego fan convention, one of the LEGO company reps (in this case
it was Jake McKee) provided the event with some special items to be offered for
sale and auction to raise money for the failed project legofan dot org
I own some and so do several other people, including Brickbuy (Dr. Paul Jansen)
who, as I recall, bought all of the PLG plates that were available. I bought
some of the bricks. Some of these have been offered for sale on BL over the
years since.
____
4133577 is a 2x10 Silver plate. I don't think that's in this photo, but
it appears to exist.
Thank you, I did not know that!
I found a few more 131 Silver IDs, including one for a 1x10 brick. If you're
interested. keep an eye out for these:
I've seen PLG bricks (both 1X2 and other sizes) on sale on ebay years ago.
They exist, just not in sets, so nice find!
David
I can confirm that Pearl Light Gray items exist in the wild.
Mostly regular 1x and 2x Bricks and 1x and 2x Plates.
These are parts that escaped from LEGO model shops with LEGO Company authorization.
So, they could potentially exist in very large quantities and are genuine, official
parts and not "test bricks" or made in some unauthorized manner.
For at least one Lego fan convention, one of the LEGO company reps (in this case
it was Jake McKee) provided the event with some special items to be offered for
sale and auction to raise money for the failed project legofan dot org
I own some and so do several other people, including Brickbuy (Dr. Paul Jansen)
who, as I recall, bought all of the PLG plates that were available. I bought
some of the bricks. Some of these have been offered for sale on BL over the
years since.
____
4133577 is a 2x10 Silver plate. I don't think that's in this photo, but
it appears to exist.
Thank you, I did not know that!
I found a few more 131 Silver IDs, including one for a 1x10 brick. If you're
interested. keep an eye out for these:
Looks pearl-like in light gray but these parts do not come in any known sets.
I found 8 of the 1x2 bricks in this color. Placed them on a bley 2x8 plate for
color guide
Bought a small mixed lot from Goodwill that has mostly Friends parts. If these
8 do not come in any sets, where did they come from?
Awe man, thank god I'm not crazy.
I have an assortment of maybe 30-40 various sized bricks in my used bins that
aren't listed. Similarly I could never actually verify their existence so
I never listed them.
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