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1. Re: Your rarest Lego item?

   

   Comment by ToddMyers · January 2015 · Home› Collecting

   I have #1552 and #1650 with original boxes an all original packaging. Still looking for #1651....

2. Re: Lego stickers for MOC artwork

   

   Comment by catwrangler · May 2016 · Home› Building and Techniques

   And maybe some of Mondrian's more angular stuff? http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artists/piet-mondrian-1651

3. Re: Creator Expert Vehicles - 2018 & Beyond

   

   Comment by drdesignz · January 2018 · Home› Collecting

   A new Creator model, like a Model Team sized set 1651 Maersk Line Container Truck, would be very cool.

4. Re: Selling off my collection (Southwest Ohio, USA)

   

   Comment by ToddMyers · October 2015 · Home› Marketplace

   Any Maersk fans out there? I have quite a few Maersk sets: 1552 - Maersk Truck and Trailer Unit 1651-2 - Maersk Line Container Lorry 1831-1 - Maersk Line Container Lorry 1831-2 - Maersk Sealand Container Lorry 10152 - Maersk Sealand Container Ship 10155 - Maersk Line Container Ship 10219 - Maersk Train 10241 - Maersk Line…

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5. Re: UCS falcon rumours (that turned out to be true!)

   

   Comment by Istokg · April 2017 · Home› Collecting

   It can get even more extreme with LEGO parts that get re-released. The Maersk blue minfig construction helmet was only ever found in the 1651 Maersk Truck set of 1980, and it used to sell for many hundreds of dollars on BL. But in 2011 along came the 10219 Maersk Train, and it had 3 of those helmets in Maersk blue... now…

6. Re: I have a Mr. Gold (Unpackaged, but still with all original packaging)

   

   

   Comment by Istokg · February 2021 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   There really is a serious problem with fake LEGO items, and obviously that is in the areas where money is to be made scamming potential buyers. This is not only a problem with modern rare LEGO items such as Mr. Gold, but also very old LEGO sets and also very old LEGO wooden toys, which command very high prices for the real…

7. Re: List of valuable Lego pieces and parts.

   

   

   Comment by Istokg · April 2015 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Although in the last 20+ years LEGO elements (even rare ones) were likely produced worldwide... in the earlier days (when LEGO was licensed to other countries) this was not always the case. In fact from 1949-85 there was quite a number of LEGO items that were "regional", that were not produced worldwide. In my Unofficial…

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