Sand Loop Level 149 Solution Walkthrough

Sand Loop Level 149 Guide: The Seaside Pier Puzzle

This level features a calming pixel art scene of a Seaside Pier and Cottage. It’s a scenic landscape, but don’t let the chill vibes fool you. This is a Logic Unlock Level. You are severely restricted by ice blocks and keys at the start. Speed is less important here than sequence; if you unlock the wrong stack or pour the sky colors too early, you will ruin the water at the bottom of the canvas.

Sand Loop Level 149 Solution: The Pier Landscape

Look at the top screen. Your target image is split distinctly into two halves:

The Bottom Half (Heavy Colors): This requires Dark Blue (water), Deep Red (posts/roof), and Orange/Gold (the wooden pier and sand).
The Top Half (Light Colors): This requires Cyan (sky), White (clouds), and Pink (sunset accents).

The Danger Zone: The most common mistake in Sand Loop Level 149 is the Center Stack Trap. The center column offers you Cyan and White cups immediately. Do not use them yet. If you pour Cyan or White first, that sand will settle at the bottom of the canvas, contaminating your Dark Blue water and Red pier posts. You must dig for the darker colors first, even though they are harder to reach.

Tackling the Ice Blockade in Sand Loop Level 149

The specific obstacle defining this level is the Tri-Level Ice Defense. You have three separate Ice Blocks (counters of 5, 10, and 20) guarding your best cups and keys.

The 5-Ice (Top Left): This is your first target. It guards the Gold Key.
The 10-Ice (Middle Right): This guards a stash of Orange and Blue cups.
The 20-Ice (Top Right): This is the boss block. It guards the Pink Key.

You cannot just "play whatever is available." You are working with a tight slot capacity of 5. If you clog your conveyor belt with sky colors (Cyan/White) while trying to break the ice, you will deadlock the game because you won't have space to bring out the required Dark Blue and Red cups.

Sand Loop Level 149 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Follow this dependency chain to clear the board without mixing your colors.

1. Breaking the "5" Ice Wall

Ignore the center column! Your first moves must focus on the bottom corners and the top left.

Tap the Blue cup at the top left.
Tap the Blue and Red cups from the bottom left stack.
Tap the Orange cups from the bottom right stack. These are the colors needed for the bottom of the painting (the water and the pier). By cycling these cups, you will quickly chip down the "5" counter on the top left Ice Block.

2. The Gold Key Transition

Once the left Ice breaks, grab the Gold Key. This unlocks the Gold Padlock at the bottom center of the tray.

This is a critical moment. Unlocking the Gold Padlock gives you access to more cups, but be careful.
Continue prioritizing Dark Blue, Red, and Orange.
Watch the "10" Ice block on the right. As you pour your pier colors, this block will shatter. This releases a new wave of Orange and Blue cups. Use them immediately to finish the pier structure and the water line.

3. The Pink Key and the Sky

Only after the water and pier are mostly solid should you worry about the Pink Key.

The "20" Ice block on the top right takes the longest to break. You will likely finish the bottom half of the painting before this ice shatters.
Once the 20-Ice breaks, take the Pink Key to open the final Pink Padlock.
Now, finally, you can unleash the Cyan, White, and Pink cups from the center and right stacks.
Since the bottom is already filled with heavy colors, these light pastel colors will naturally stack on top, filling the sky and clouds perfectly.

Pro Tip: Watch the Red Roof on the cottage. It sits higher up than the pier. Make sure you don't bury the roof location with Cyan sand before you get a chance to pour the Red for the house. Save one Red cup for the mid-game!

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