The LEGO Group (TLG) are introducing two new colours for 2026. It's always exciting to see a new colour in the LEGO palette, although it does make us wonder if the 'one in and one out' rule introduced in the mid-2000s has been relaxed somehow in recent years?
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TLG are calling the two new colours 430 Warm Pink and 431 Blue Violet, so let's take a closer look at these new tones and see where to find them in the new January 2026 releases.
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Set 42689 on LEGO.com
Set 42691 on LEGO.com
Set 42687 on LEGO.com
Set 42696 on LEGO.com
Set 31218 on LEGO.com
Set 21365 on LEGO.com
Set 11508 on LEGO.com
Set 42679 on LEGO.com
Set 42677 on LEGO.com
Set 42699 on LEGO.com
430 Warm Pink
Which LEGO sets have 430 Warm Pink?
- Brick 1 x 2 in Warm Pink (6583488 | 3004), found 9x in 42689 Heartlake City Friends Club House, and a whopping 49x in 42691 Garden Restaurant
- Brick Special 1 x 2 with Masonry Brick Profile in Warm Pink (6584805 | 98283), found 34x in 42687 Liann's Family House
- Brick 2 x 4 in Warm Pink (6583487 | 3001), found 8x in 42689 Heartlake City Friends Club House
- Support Round 1 x 1 x 6 Solid Pillar in Warm Pink (6584818 | 43888), found 15x in 42691 Garden Restaurant
- Brick 1 x 1 in Warm Pink (6584821 | 3005), found 27x in 42691 Garden Restaurant
- Brick Round 1 x 1 Open Stud in Warm Pink (6584823 | 3062), found 8x in 42691 Garden Restaurant, 1x in 42696 Animal Vet Clinic
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- Tile 1 x 1 with Groove in Warm Pink (6584825 | 3070), found 20x in 42691 Garden Restaurant
- Brick Curved 2 x 1 with Inverted Cutout in Warm Pink (6584824 | 78666), found 10x in 42691 Garden Restaurant
- Tile 1 x 6 with Groove in Warm Pink (6587516 | 6636), found 7x in 42691 Garden Restaurant, 3x in 42696 Animal Vet Clinic
- Brick Arch 1 x 6 x 2 - Thin Top without Reinforced Underside [New Version] in Warm Pink (6584817 | 15254), found 8x in 42691 Garden Restaurant
- Brick Round Corner 5 x 5 Macaroni with 1/3 Inner Side in Warm Pink (6583490 | 5532), found 12x in 42689 Heartlake City Friends Club House
- Brick Round 2 x 2 Dome Bottom [Open Stud] in Warm Pink (6584822 | 15395), found 2x in 42691 Garden Restaurant
431 Blue Violet
Which LEGO sets have 431 Blue Violet?
- Plant, Sunflower 2 x 2 with 16 Petals in Blue Violet (6584690 | 6901), found 18x in 11508 Daisies
- Tile Round 1 x 2 Half Circle in Blue Violet (6599817 | 1748), found 29x in 42687 Liann's Family House
- Door 1 x 4 x 6 with Pet Door in Blue Violet (6585066 | 79730), found 1x in 42679 Heartlake City Bunny Hotel, 1x in 42687 Liann's Family House
- Cupboard 2 x 3 x 2 Door in Blue Violet (6585067 | 4533), found 1x in 42677 Dog Treats Bakery, 1x in 42679 Heartlake City Bunny Hotel, 1x in 42687 Liann's Family House
- Minidoll Hips and Short Skirt with print in Blue Violet (6593148 | 2241), found 1x in 42699 Beach House with Seals, as worn by Paisley.
Conclusion
Set 42691 on LEGO.com
Set 42687 on LEGO.com
Set 42696 on LEGO.com
Set 31218 on LEGO.com
Set 21365 on LEGO.com
Set 11508 on LEGO.com
Set 42679 on LEGO.com
Set 42677 on LEGO.com
Set 42699 on LEGO.com
READ MORE: All four January 2026 LEGO® Botanicals sets reviewed
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Nice analysis of these two new colors! Both of them seem quite interesting and I'm eager to see how they can be used in various color schemes once I have them in hand.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be surprised if at least part of the impetus for introducing these two new colors is the upcoming Pokémon theme. At this point there's over 1,000 Pokémon, and many (including both recent ones as well as iconic ones from the very start of the series) appear in these sorts of pink and bluish-purple hues.
Here's a list of pink Pokémon: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon_by_color#Pink
And here's purple: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon_by_color#Purple
As you can see there's quite a lot, many of which the existing pinks and purples wouldn't quite match.
It's funny, they rejigger White often enough; why not call the new 431 blue-violet Lilac again?
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see new colors arriving with a decent selection of brick/plate/tile type parts - some of the colors that start only with greebly type bits are less useful, at least early on.
ReplyDeleteI realize TLG production operates on an 'as needs' basis - ie they produce the parts in the colors that are going in set each year (not sure about Q-parts and pieces for model shops) but it would be nice if they produced a base set of elements in every color each year for the MOCers (and LUGs!). Kind of like the basic building blocks that are always available.
I'd also like to see a new color between green and brown (maybe a dark olive with a bit more red-brown in it), but I suspect that isn't anywhere in the future. A lighter shade of grey would be nice for monochrome work too.
Shame we couldn't have gotten Blue-violet sooner, they could have used it for Jango Fett!
ReplyDeleteThe most surprising aspect of warm pink that I'm surprised hasn't been mentioned yet is that this is, as far as I'm aware, the very first time that TLG has referred to any color as "pink"! The Danish language doesn't have a concept of pink, so they've always referred to such colors as shades of purple or red (or more creative words like "coral"). The fact that they're finally using the word feels like a big deal to me.
ReplyDeleteFriends theme is so peak
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