Welcome to the BrickWars-Sets Star Wars Lego Price Guide! Click here to get started. At BrickWars-Sets in an effort to put some perspective in this process, we have compiled a Price Guide for collectors to establish a price on Star Wars Lego sets manufactured over the past thirteen years. Our purpose is to provide a market price index to facilitate buying and selling of these sets and hereby advancing the hobby of collecting worldwide, while protecting one's investment.We're sorry, but we could not fulfill your request for /forums/viewtopic.php%3Ff%3D8%26t%3D6304 on this server. An invalid request was received from your browser. This may be caused by a malfunctioning proxy server or browser privacy software. Your technical support key is: 36fb-5376-1756-6707 You can use this key to fix this problem yourself. and be sure to provide the technical support key shown above.Lego Club Wheelers Hill 06 March 2017 | Lego Club Wheelers Hill School age children can get creative with lego each month at Lego Club!
First Mondays of most months. Please check our calendar. Bookings will be taken only one week ahead for each month's Lego session,. Phone 9561 6211, or visit in person. For example, book on/after Monday 27 February for Monday 6 March session Date & Time06 March 2017 | 03 April 2017 | 01 May 2017 | 05 June 2017 | 03 July 2017 | 07 August 2017 | 04 September 2017 | 02 October 2017 | 06 November 2017 | Wheelers Hill Library, 860 Ferntree Gully Road, Wheelers Hill 3150 View Map Last updated: 27 February 2017You must be 16 or over to participate in the Brickset Forum. Please read the announcements and rules before you join. Abbreviation & Acronym list - Collectors edition There are an increasing number of acronyms and abbreviations in use on the forums. We've pointed members at other on-line lists in the past, but it looks like we may be starting to get ahead of them & maybe it's time we started & maintained our own.
I'd like this to be a community effort to populate and maintain it; I'll start, but please feel free to post suggestions below - the staff will review, edit & add where appropriate.Initially I'm thinking of two versions of the list, tailored to particular interests - one for collectors (here) & one for builders (in building & techniques) ... we'll see how it goes, but it may be better in the long term to merge them, but lets just see how it goes :-)RetailersBL - abbreviation for the on-line set & brick selling site BricklinkB&M - Brick and Mortar (physical store vs online store)B&N - Barnes & NobleBS - an overused appreviation; JL - John LewisLBR - LEGO Brand Retail StoreS@H - 'Shop at Home', the name of Lego's original on-line store, now called LEGO Shop OnlineTLG - The LEGO GroupTRU - Toys'r'Us, a global toy retailer with both real-world stores & an on-line storeWHS - W.H.Smith, a chain of UK storesWM - WalmartMiscellaneousAFFOL - Adult Female Fan of LEGOAFOL - Adult Fan of LEGOANH - A New Hope (Star Wars Episode IV)AOTC - Attack of the Clones (Star Wars Episode II)BAM - Build a MinifigureBNIB - Brand New in BoxD2C - Direct to Consumer (LEGO Direct)EOL - End of Life (Discontinued)FBTB - From Bricks to Bothans (www.fbtb.net)GBP - Great Britain PoundKFOL - Kid Fan of LEGOMISB - Mint in Sealed BoxMSRP (RRP) - Manufacturer's Suggested Retail PriceOFD - Off Fixture Display (A freestanding display in a
shop)OT - Original Trilogy (Star Wars)PM - Private Message (Forum Email)PAB = Pick a BrickPF - Power FunctionsPoly/Polybag - A set packaged in a polythene bagROTJ - Return of the Jedi (Star Wars Episode VI)ROTS - Revenge of the Sith (Star Wars Episode III)SEL - Shelf Edge Label (shelf edge price tag in shops)S&H - Shipping and HandlingTFOL - Teen Fan of LEGOTPM - The Phantom Menace (Star Wars Episode I)UCS - Ultimate Collector Series (subset of sets which are typically more advanced or detailed in building construction)UPS - United Parcel ServiceUSD - United States DollarUSPS - United States Postal ServiceTCW - The Clone Wars (Star Wars Period / Cartoon)TESB - The Empire Strikes Back (Star Wars Episode V)VAT - Value Added TaxYMMV - Your Mileage May Vary (Results May Vary)SWAT - Star Wars Added Tax (Refers to the fact that Star Wars sets cost much more than a similar sized non licensed set would.)DDDT - Dr Dave's Discount Threshold (30% off RRP)TY - Thank YouSet Name AbbreviationsDA - Diagon Alley / 10217DS - Death Star / 10188DSII - Death Star II / 10143EN - Emerald Night / 10194IF - Imperial Flagship / 10210ISD - Imperial Star Destroyer / 6211MF - Millennium Falcon / 10179MMV - Medieval Market Village / 10193MVR - Mill Village Raid / 7189QAR - Queen Anne's Revenge / 4195CC - Cafe Corner / 10182MS - Market Street / 10190GG - Green Grocer/ 10185FB - Fire Brigade / 10197GE - Grand Emporium / 10211PS - Pet Shop / 10218SSD - Super Star Destroyer / 10221TH - Town Hall / 10224Theme Name AbbreviationAC - Alien ConquestIJ - Indiana JonesLotR - Lord
of the RingsCMF - Collectible MinifigureHP - Harry PotterMBA - Master Building AcademyPoP - Prince of PersiaPotC - Pirates of the CaribbeanPQ - Pharaoh's QuestSW - Star WarsWV - Winter Village CCC said:MF is also now being used as Monster Fighters, as well as Millennium Falcon. That's not what i thought it meant! But i'm pertty old too, so i have to learn and un-learn some things. Theme - saw at a thread, took me some time to realize:TS - Toy Story pteric said:I dont get all the Abbreviation & Acronyms, just spell out the set it only takes an extra second or two. Same with just listing set numbers, spell it out will ya. Some people are lazy and don't like to type things out. Some are incapable of spelling correctly and thus abbreviations allow them to disguise their ignorance and/or illiteracy. bigfanofnu said:What is MOCS? MOCs would be the plural of My Own Creation. kinobestew123 said:It needs adding to the list. I've just come into here to see what MOC stood for?
I thought it was something to do with the Modular sets. DrLegOBrick said:CC-Classic CastleCT-Classic TownCS-Classic Space Are those really useful? A search for those terms on brickset doesn't reveal they are being used for what is suggested.CC is used for Corner Cafe or Credit CardCT is used for ConnecticutCS is used for Customer ServiceI cannot see any references to those abbreviations referring to the themes./discussion/12219/request-valuation-of-classic-space-1980-sNo one has referred to them as CS, even in context of the thread being called Classic Space. It's also used as Minifig/Minifigure. When I first came on here I couldn't believe all the abbreviations. It's like text messaging someone in bulk....I agree, don't just add the number of the set, it's annoying as hell to have to look it up to see what you are talking about.I also agree, just write the name and number of the set...like Monster Fighters Haunted House #10228.Honestly we don't care if you can't spell it, we will get what you mean, and so long as there are NO spelling and grammar police here, I don't care.
I have a passionate hatred for people who constantly correct or point out when you made a mistake.It would be so much easier for us newbies to know what the hell you guys are actually talking about, without having to look up every other abbreviation. I came here to talk about Lego, not to learn to text speak. bobabricks said:I'm pretty sure the clone wars is already just called CW not TCW and do they sell Lego at the pound in great Britain 'cause that would be coolI forgot the currency in Britain is called the pound, I just had brain fart XD, it would be cool if they did sell Lego at the pound though idk why XD only sets that come with dogs tho or represent dogs :P. I wanted to add that just using a set number as a reference drives me batty.... so many to remember, especially since TLG had a bad habit of reusing set numbers in the past.... especially the 3 digit set numbers.Few sets are as bad as 310.... there's 5 of them actually!! RI - Research Institute / #21110 @SuperTramp Okay so if the seller tells a set is New MISB OVP is it factory sealed?