[Aurornis]

Making them in different colors is the easy part. Inventorying and selling them is the hard part.

LEGO knows exactly the demand for every color of every piece because they make the sets.

If they made 10 different colors of the connector, they’d still sell mostly white and black. Then the rest would sit on shelves and take up manufacturing line time and shelf space. Then they’d have to reprice them to sell off the colors that weren’t moving.

LEGO has none of these problems. Everything goes into a set or retail package they make. The individual loose bricks go into a limited number of options at a few retail stores.