8 week Orpingtons - pullets or cockerels?

[Alydup]

Wondering if anyone can help me out with sexing these two Orpington's (lavender and golden laced) -8 weeks in these photos. I have been assuming they are both pullets but the Orpington hen I have been comparing with has a much larger comb and wattles than usual I noticed now that I have been comparing to photos online so thinking I could be mistaken. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance!

 

[Egg king]

Hi
It looks like you have a Cockerel Orpington and 2 pullets

 

[JedJackson]

Both are pullets but I don't think the gold laced is an Orpington because it has yellow legs instead of white. Maybe a gold laced Wyandotte with a single comb, which happens sometimes.

 

[Alydup]

Both are pullets but I don't think the gold laced is an Orpington because it has yellow legs instead of white. Maybe a gold laced Wyandotte with a single comb, which happens sometimes.

I wondered. She is on the small side for an orpington too

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Both are pullets but I don't think the gold laced is an Orpington because it has yellow legs instead of white. Maybe a gold laced Wyandotte with a single comb, which happens sometimes.

Agreed.

 

[Stj9590]

I’m not experienced enough to tell, but suggest placing a paper under the laced birds saddle feathers to see their true shape. The pattern it has plays a trick on the eye to make the feathers appear pointed. Use the paper underneath and look closely at the edge of the feather to see the true shape! Good luck!

 

[Painted Calls]

Both are pullets but I don't think the gold laced is an Orpington because it has yellow legs instead of white. Maybe a gold laced Wyandotte with a single comb, which happens sometimes.

Agreed.