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1. Re: What vehicles and scenes could we expect to see with the DC/Marvel licenses?

   

   Comment by Matthew · July 2011 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   For the record, TLC stands for (or stood for) The Learning Channel. TLG stands for The Lego Group. ;-) http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1188 Ctrl + F TLC and you'll see The Lego Company ;-)

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2. FAQ: "BURPS? SNOT? CRAPP? What language are you speaking?"

   

   Discussion by bluemoose · March 2011 · Home› FAQs

   Like most hobbies, LEGO fans have developed their own language, their own 'verbal shorthand', to help describe & discuss the details of the hobby/obsession. These abbreviations & phrases have evolved over a long period of time & it can be difficult for new members of the community to understand what they mean & how they…

3. [GERMANY <-> WW] Polybags for Trade / Sell / Buy

   

   Discussion by laserdisc · June 2015 · Home› Marketplace

   Hello, i have a following Polybags New an Sealed for Trade. &#13;&#13;- #5002939 Micro Phantom (5x) &#13;- #5002113 Beach Hammock (10x) &#13;- #30202 (5x) &#13;- #30204 (5x) &#13;- #30205 (4x) &#13;- #30272 (5x) &#13;- #30274 (2x) &#13;- #30284 (5x) &#13;- #30285 (5x) &#13;- #30314 (5x) &#13;- #40128 Monthly Store Model…

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4. [US] Over 100 sets for trade

   

   Discussion by folivo76 · August 2014 · Home› Marketplace

   Looking for modular, UCS, or any other big set not on this list. if the set is like new, it means I build it, then took it back apart, bagged it, and stored it. thanks for reading. (b) = Includes box, (i) = includes instructions. All minifigs on like new sets are included. The LOTR set 10237 is open box, 1 open bag (Built…

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