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1. Re: Old Lego Catalogues

   

   Comment by 560Heliport · August 2018 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   How about the reverse problem, i.e. "Available August 1st, 19xx"? I bought #6077 Forestmen's River Fortress early January, 1989 on my way to the airport for a flight to South Korea while in the US Army. It had the 1989 catalog which had the Pirate sets... which would not be available until later that year! I brought a…

2. Best way to sell collection - UK

   

   

   Discussion by Mojojojo86 · July 2018 · Home› Marketplace

   Hi all, With a heavy heart I am having to sell a lot of the Lego I have accumulated over the years. What is the best way to do this, would it be better to sell each item individually or sell the whole thing as a lot. I've attached a list of the sets I have, I'm selling all minus the cargo train. I have the instructions and…

3. Re: US Collection Purge

   

   Comment by skullboy · October 2015 · Home› Marketplace

   New stuff added

4. Re: Bundle of Super Heros sets/figures

   

   Comment by Norlego · June 2015 · Home› Marketplace

   When it comes to Lego it needs to be 80s for me. These sets are good: 6277, 6080, 6085, 6066, 6054, 6085, 6077, 6071, 6271, 6285, 6271 If you dont have these, smaller sets from same period might be of interest too. I dont need boxes, but manuals would be nice.

5. Re: 1980s/90s Castle Lego Sets for sale

   

   Comment by Boyband700 · June 2015 · Home› Marketplace

   Updated list #6004 – Castle Crossbow Cart, 100% complete, with original instructions, no box. #6009 – Castle Black Knight, 100% complete, with original instructions, no box. #6016 – Castle Knights’ Arsenal, 100% complete, with original instructions, no box. #6018 –…

6. Re: LEGO Set Box Variations for EU/UK-AUS/USA/CAN, and why some are worth more than others...

   

   

   Comment by Istokg · December 2014 · Home› Collecting

   In 1980 TLG underwent a major change in set numbers. Sets that were introduced prior to 1980 had 3 digit set numbers, and also most USA sets (since circa 1970) had different set numbers than the rest of the world (likely for reasons already mentioned). But in 1980 newly introduced set numbers had 4 digits, except for the…

7. Re: Hello from a LEGO Enthusiast

   

   Comment by sandtherapy · April 2014 · Home› Introduce yourself

   @TheLegoKid‌ - Very nice! Thanks for sharing. I'm just about to start working on 6077 Forestmen's River Rescue.

8. Re: Which sets did you 'lust' after as a kid?

   

   Comment by Huw · December 2013 · Home› Collecting

   I've input every set mentioned so far into a database and done some analysis. The following list shows sets that are mentioned more than once and thus are officially the most lusted after! Set Number -- Times Mentioned -- Theme -- Set Name -- Year 6990-1 -- 14 -- Space -- Monorail Transport System -- 1987 928-1 -- 9 --…

9. Re: For Sale: Massive Collection. Have a Look!

   

   Comment by Nelly · August 2013 · Home› Marketplace

   NISB 7029 Skeleton Ship Attack $220.00 NISB 7036 Dwarves' Mine (x2) $130.00 (x2) NISB 7037 Tower Raid $63.00 NISB 7041 Troll Battle Wheel $68.00 NISB 7048 Troll Warship $150.00 NISB 7092 Skeletons' Prison Carriage $68.00 NISB 7094 King's Castle Siege $250.00 NISB 7103 Jedi Duel $42.00 NISB 7104 Desert Skiff $21.00…

10. 80ies Canada Samsonite Castle sets

    

    Discussion by boba_jagoda2 · May 2013 · Home› Collecting

    Hello, I am trying to figure out which castle sets have been released by Samsonite in Canada in the 80ies. They would have solid plastic display trays (gray or blue) instead of clear plastic ones. So far, these are the "confirmed" ones: 1984: 6061 - gray 6073 - gray 6080 - gray 1988: 6066 - blue, gray (no pic) 6085 - blue,…

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