Buff laced polish roo over silver laced hens?

[lilwanderer]

I somewhat got the results on the genetics calculator and it says something like-
Yellow/Gold white laced roosters and
gold laced double laced/spangled hens- but no picture was applied so i have no idea what that means-
(I hardly know anything about genetics, been trying to teach myself with the calculator though)
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I tried to mainly put eggs in the incubator that were from the buff laced hen ( I only have one) but I'm not sure how accurate my choices were. I just know the buff hen tends to lay smaller white eggs then the silvers, so i picked out smaller eggs.
They are all on different dates, I have 2 in the incubator on lockdown now. I think both of these are silver eggs.
So, what will hatch and does anyone have a bird that somewhat applies to what they'll grow up into?
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Pictures of the girls and roo applied. (Including the buff hen for fun.)
Silvers:

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(Roo was younger here and not yet crowing or mounting anybody.)

Older/Recent photo of the roo:

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The buff hen:

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(For any wondering these guys won't be stuck together forever, I'll separate once I find a nice man for the silvers.)

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

The male chicks will have some faint gold lacing, maybe with some gold leakage on their necks and shoulders. The female chicks will be off white.

 

[lilwanderer]

The male chicks will have some faint gold lacing, maybe with some gold leakage on their necks and shoulders. The female chicks will be off white.

Would i be able to tell the difference as day olds who's buff laced and who's not?

 

[Yard Farmer]

The male chicks will have some faint gold lacing, maybe with some gold leakage on their necks and shoulders. The female chicks will be off white.

Precisely.
I've done this cross with an old pair I had, and got that color.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Would i be able to tell the difference as day olds who's buff laced and who's not?

Neither will be buff laced, and all the chicks will probably look pretty much the same at hatch.

 

[lilwanderer]

Neither will be buff laced, and all the chicks will probably look pretty much the same at hatch.

I'm referring to the pure buff i end up hatching from the single buff hen- i know there will definitely be some buff in some of these eggs from her.
Would i be able to tell pure from mix at hatch?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I'm referring to the pure buff i end up hatching from the single buff hen- i know there will definitely be some buff in some of these eggs from her.
Would i be able to tell pure from mix at hatch?

Ah, I see. I don’t think the mixes would look that different from the purebreds, so you probably won’t be able to tell them apart.

 

[lilwanderer]

Ah, I see. I don’t think the mixes would look that different from the purebreds, so you probably won’t be able to tell them apart.

So I'd have to wait until they feather out? Fair enough.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

So I'd have to wait until they feather out? Fair enough.

Yes. I did make a mistake on the post below, the female chicks would end up with buff lacing with some black speckles/leakage. Also, to clarify, the males will be white with gold/buff leakage. Though it’s also possible that the males will end up mostly off white.

The male chicks will have some faint gold lacing, maybe with some gold leakage on their necks and shoulders. The female chicks will be off white.

 

[lilwanderer]

Yes. I did make a mistake on the post below, the female chicks would end up with buff lacing with some black speckles/leakage. Also, to clarify, the males will be white with gold/buff leakage. Though it’s also possible that the males will end up mostly off white.

I've hatched 3 so far- Two are 3ish days old and I'm definitely seeing buff coloring- 1 hatched overnight and is still in the incubator, it has pinker skin and is more of a white/yellow coloring rather than yellow/buff.
I know I'd definitely have to wait a few weeks before being sure but what would you lean on these guys being? Pure buff or Silver/buff?
Since you said the silver/buff hens would end up with buff lacing- these guys could be pullet silver/buff's or?
Here's the two with the buff feathers coming in:

They also have black down coloring on their back, not a whole lot. I've hatched buff laced before with that, it always goes away. But I figured I'd add those details too.