The Anna Minifigure from the LEGO Disney Series 2 appears in these sets:
71024 The LEGO Disney Series 2 CMF (Complete Series of 18 Complete Minifigure Sets) (2019)
History
Anna is the sister to Elsa, the queen of Arendale. Technically that makes her a princess, but she isn’t one of the official Disney princesses. As a child she was been kept in the castle by her parents because of her sister’s powers. Now she is optimistic, energetic, awkward, and generally far from elegant. She is also free-spirited.
Emma is the artistic one of the LEGO friends. Each of the 5 main characters has different traits, and this LEGO Friends set contains items that suit Emma.
Lego 41356 Emma’s Heart Box is a new 2019 set that was released in January of 2019. It has 85 pieces and is labeled for ages 6 and up.
LEGO 41355 Pieces & Minidoll
There are 85 pieces in this set, including 1 minidoll, the Emma friends Minidoll. She is part of a series of 5 similar Heart boxes, one for each character in the Friends Lego series: Mia, Stephanie, Emma, Andrea, and of course Olivia.
This set also comes with a heart shaped box that is made out of bricks in Emma’s favorite color – Purple. There is a special 2×4 printed tile with Emma’s name on it, a LEGO marker that the minidoll can hold in her hand, a 2×2 printed tile of a cat, a black LEGO camera, a pair of scissors, and a mini cupcake, too!
LEGO 41355 Review
This is one in a series of 5. Each LEGO friends character Mia, Stephanie, Emma, Andrea, and of course Olivia comes with their own little brick built box. The box has a removable lid that can be a sage or a platform for her to stand on, plus more. Including some little flowers and a 2×4 LEGO tile with the name Stephanie printed on it.
The lid fits perfectly on the box, and each box for each character is stackable, making you want to collect them all.
Inside the box, is Emma, with a bunch of accessories including a pen, a picture on a printed 2×2 tile of a cat, a camera, and a pair of LEGO scissors.
All in all these are great little sets. They are affordable at under $10, and very collectable. Even though you don’t get a lot of minifigures or minidolls for the price, you do get a lot of accessories that are related to the series.
Putting together a minidoll is very easy – it’s just like a minifigure. Connect the body part to the legs part. Put on the head. Add hair. The minidolls don’t have 2 faces as their heads are shaped differently, and are not compatable with regular minifigures. In fact, no part of a minidoll can connect to a minifig. They are completely different. But for me, they work quite nicely in my LEGO city, as they do resemble Disney Princesses. They are like minifigs in costume if you ask me.
If you want to see when I open the set and build it in real time, follow me on Instagram where I frequently do live feeds and Lego Instagram Stories of new sets.
LEGO 41355 Release Date
This set was released in January of 2019 on the New Year’s Day. I bought this set with my own money at my local Target store, the week after it came out.
Each of the 5 girls in the LEGO friends series has a unique personality. Stephanie is the sporty one, and in this special Heart box and carrying case you get all her accessories.
Lego 41356 Stephanie’s Heart Box is a new 2019 set that was released in January of 2019. It has 85 pieces and is labeled for ages 6 and up.
LEGO 41356 Pieces & Minidoll
There are 85 pieces in this set, including 1 minidoll, the Stephanie friends Minidoll. She is part of a series of 5 similar Heart boxes, one for each character in the Friends Lego series: Mia, Stephanie, Emma, Andrea, and of course Olivia.
This set also comes with a heart shaped box that is made out of bricks in Stephanie’s colors – blue and pink. There is a special 2×4 printed tile with Stephanie’s name on it, a tennis racket, a cell phone printed 1×2 tile, a water bottle, printed pizza circle, and a golden trophy, too!
LEGO 41356 Review
This is one in a series of 5. Each LEGO friends character Mia, Stephanie, Emma, Andrea, and of course Olivia comes with their own little brick built box. The box has a removable lid that can be a sage or a platform for her to stand on, plus more. Including some little flowers and a 2×4 LEGO tile with the name Stephanie printed on it.
The lid fits perfectly on the box, and each box for each character is stackable, making you want to collect them all.
Inside the box, is Stephanie, with a white LEGO tennis racket. There are also quite a few accessories including a golden trophy, a pizza, a 1×2 LEGO cell phone, and even a brick built sport bottle.
All in all these are great little sets. They are affordable at under $10, and very collectable. Even though you don’t get a lot of minifigures or minidolls for the price, you do get a lot of accessories that are related to the series.
Putting together a minidoll is very easy – it’s just like a minifigure. Connect the body part to the legs part. Put on the head. Add hair. The minidolls don’t have 2 faces as their heads are shaped differently, and are not compatable with regular minifigures. In fact, no part of a minidoll can connect to a minifig. They are completely different. But for me, they work quite nicely in my LEGO city, as they do resemble Disney Princesses. They are like minifigs in costume if you ask me.
If you want to see when I open the set and build it in real time, follow me on Instagram where I frequently do live feeds and Lego Instagram Stories of new sets.
LEGO 41356 Release Date
This set was released in January of 2019 on the New Year’s Day. I bought this set with my own money at my local Target store, the week after it came out.
Each of the 5 girls in the LEGO friends series has a unique personality. Mia, the one with the red hair loves animals. She also loves helping people and the outdoors. All of these traits are featured in this new 2019 LEGO set, Mia’s Heart Box.
Lego 41358 Mia’s Heart Box is a new 2019 set that was released in January of 2019. It has 83 pieces and is labeled for ages 6 and up.
LEGO 41358 Pieces & Minidoll
There are 83 pieces in this set, including 1 minidoll, the Mia friends Minidoll. She is part of a series of 5 similar Heart boxes, one for each character in the Friends Lego series: Mia, Stephanie, Emma, Andrea, and of course Olivia.
This set also comes with a heart shaped box that is made out of bricks in Mia’s colors – blue and green. There is a little brown rabbit LEGO Animal, a brick built campfire, and marshmallow on a stick for roasting, a pair of grey binoculars, and a walkie talkie. Plus there is a 2×4 printed tile with the name Olivia on it.
LEGO 41358 Review
This is one in a series of 5. Each LEGO friends character Mia, Stephanie, Emma, Andrea, and of course Olivia comes with their own little brick built box. The box has a removable lid that can be a sage or a platform for her to stand on, plus more. Including some little flowers and a 2×4 LEGO tile with the name Mia printed on it.
The lid fits perfectly on the box, and each box for each character is stackable, making you want to collect them all.
Lego Friends Mia Heart Shaped Box
Inside the box, is Mia, a brown LEGO rabbit animal, a pair of binoculars, a LEGO walkike-talkie, and a brick built campfire with a marshmallow on a stick
All in all these are great little sets. They are affordable at under $10, and very collectable. Even though you don’t get a lot of minifigures or minidolls for the price, you do get a lot of accessories that are related to the series.
Putting together a minidoll is very easy – it’s just like a minifigure. Connect the body part to the legs part. Put on the head. Add hair. The minidolls don’t have 2 faces as their heads are shaped differently, and are not compatable with regular minifigures. In fact, no part of a minidoll can connect to a minifig. They are completely different. But for me, they work quite nicely in my LEGO city, as they do resemble Disney Princesses. They are like minifigs in costume if you ask me.
If you want to see when I open the set and build it in real time, follow me on Instagram where I frequently do live feeds and Lego Instagram Stories of new sets.
LEGO 41358 Release Date
This set was released in January of 2019 on the New Year’s Day. I bought this set with my own money at my local Target store, the week after it came out.
Not many people knew this but my BrickLand city is right next door to Hearltake City, the home of Olivia and her other 4 friends. Olivia loves all things related to Science. She even has a pet robot named Zobo. This little heart shaped box, contains all the things Olivia Loves!
Lego 41357 Olivia’s Heart Box is a new 2019 set that was released in January of 2019. It has 85 pieces and is labeled for ages 6 and up.
LEGO 41357 Pieces & Minidoll
There are 85 pieces in this set, including 1 minidoll, the Olivia friends Minidoll. She is part of a series of 5 similar Heart boxes, one for each character in the Friends Lego series: Mia, Stephanie, Emma, Andrea, and of course Olivia.
This set also comes with a heart shaped box that is made out of bricks in Olivia’s colors – pink and yellow. There is a little Zobo brick built robot, a chocolate bar, a wrench, a printed tile to control the robot, too. Plus there is a 2×4 printed tile with the name Olivia on it.
LEGO 41357 Review
This is one in a series of 5. Each LEGO friends character Mia, Stephanie, Emma, Andrea, and of course Olivia comes with their own little brick built box. The box has a removable lid that can be a sage or a platform for her to stand on, plus more. Including some little flowers and a 2×4 LEGO tile with the name Olivia printed on it.
The lid fits perfectly on the box, and each box for each character is stackable, making you want to collect them all.
The lid comes off the box and Olivia and her accessories can be stored inside
Inside the box, is Olivia, a Zobo brick built Robot, a wrench, and a printed tile (from the cover of a book) that has computer controls on it.
All in all these are great little sets. They are affordable at under $10, and very collectable. Even though you don’t get a lot of minifigures or minidolls for the price, you do get a lot of accessories that are related to the series.
Putting together a minidoll is very easy – it’s just like a minifigure. Connect the body part to the legs part. Put on the head. Add hair. The minidolls don’t have 2 faces as their heads are shaped differently, and are not compatable with regular minifigures. In fact, no part of a minidoll can connect to a minifig. They are completely different. But for me, they work quite nicely in my LEGO city, as they do resemble Disney Princesses. They are like minifigs in costume if you ask me.
If you want to see when I open the set and build it in real time, follow me on Instagram where I frequently do live feeds and Lego Instagram Stories of new sets.
LEGO 41357 Release Date
This set was released in January of 2019 on the New Year’s Day. I bought this set with my own money at my local Target store, the week after it came out.
What a wonderful starter Friends LEGO set! Emma is one of the LEGO Friends characters and she loves pets! In this set, she takes care of a little LEGO dog, using her mobile Vet Clinic. The car is super easy to build as the base is pre-molded and designed for first time and younger builders.
Lego 41360 Friends Emma’s Mobile Veterinary Clinic is a new 2019 set that was released in January of 2019. It has 50 pieces and is labeled for ages 4 and up.
LEGO 41360 Pieces & Minidoll
LEGO Friends Emma
There are 50 pieces in this set, including 1 minidoll (Emma from the LEGO Friends Series), and a little LEGO dog that looks like a PUG. What is amazing about the sets in this series is they usually come with a lot of accessories, and this set is no different. You get a brush, syringe, dog bone, plate and a feeding bottle, all of which can fit in the hand of the minidoll minifigure.
In this set there are 2 numbered bags, one car chassis and one instruction book. There are no stickers, and a printed x-ray piece (which I love).
LEGO 41360 Review
This is a great starter set. Designed for ages 4+ it is an easy build and a great way to introduce kids to the LEGO world.
First you assemble the Emma minidoll together, which snaps together quite easily. Then you start to build the car which also is quite easy to build as it is built on a purple chasis. What is cool about this build is that the car has a place for the Minidoll to sit, as well as for the LEGO PUG dog, and the front of the car actually looks like a dog.
The last part of the build is the little clinic which is only a few pieces. One of which is a printed tile that has an x-ray of the dog. It’s a pretty cool little set-up.
If you want to see when I open the set and build it in real time, follow me on Instagram where I frequently do live feeds and Lego Instagram Stories of new sets.
LEGO 41360 Release Date
This set was released in January of 2019 on the New Year’s Day. I bought this set with at my local LEGO store, on the day it came out.
More than ever, the LEGO Movies are combining the different major themes produced by the LEGO group, this set, Introducing Queen Watevra Wa’Nabi is the lowest priced set from the new Lego Movie 2 series that accomplishes that goal. You get a traditional Minifig, a Minidol, Duplo, regular LEGO blocks, and of course the new minifig for the Sweet Mayhem, who looks like the 3rd member of Daft Punk.
Lego 70824 Queen Watevra Wa’Nabi is a new 2019 set that was released in December of 2018. It has 115 pieces and is labeled for ages 6 and up.
LEGO 70824 Pieces & Minifigures
Susan Lego MinidollLucy / Wyldstyle MinifigureSweet Mayhem LEGO
There are 115 pieces in this set, including 1 minifigure, and 2 minidolls. You get the new Lego Movie 2 Lucy. In addition you get the new Sweet Mayhem and Susan minidolls, plus a duplo brick built queen Whatevra Wa’Nabi (whatever I want to be), and a Banarnar brick built banana character.
Since I haven’t seen the movie yet, I first thought that the minidoll was the queen, but soon I learned that the Queen is brick built out of Duplo for the majority of the time. The minidoll is Sweet Mayhem.
In this set there are 2 numbered bags, and one instruction book
LEGO 70824 Review
Lego Queen Watevra Wa’Nabi
If you are looking for a good beginner set, one where your kid can do it alone, or with minimal help from an adult, this is a good starting place. And this set is good for both Girls and Boys. I like seeing more entry level sets for girls. For a long time LEGO was so focused on the male market.
I’ll be honest, at first I thought Sweet Mayhem was the Queen. Of course I haven’t seen the movie at the time of this blog post so I feel it was an honest mistake to make.
The first bag builds Banarnar, Lucy and Susan. I love the eyes on Banarnar, and the twiggy legs too.
In the second bag is the Sweet Mayhem Minidoll, and the pieces to build both versions of Queen Watevra Wa’Nabi. Plus a little stand for her to be on.
If you want to see when I open the set and build it in real time, follow me on Instagram where I frequently do live feeds and Lego Instagram Stories of new sets: https://www.instagram.com/thebrickland/
LEGO 70824 Release Date
This set was released in December of 2018 on the Day after Christmas. First I went to a nearby Target to get the set, but they didn’t have any on the shelves, and they said they wouldn’t be getting any until the first week in January. So instead, I went to my local LEGO store at the mall and found lots of sets on the shelf, and I bought it.
This page is our ever growing LEGO Dictionary. LEGO bricks have a unique terminology that can be confusing. This LEGO Glossary is an ever growing list of all the different terms you might encounter. Just like any hobby, there is LEGO Jargon that might be unfamiliar to you when just getting started, so I made this list of terms to help you. As you dive deeper into the cult of LEGO, you will meet people using these different terms. You may see them in Instagram comments, or on Facebook fan pages, or perhaps in person at a convention. Don’t worry, ready through this list a few times and you will soon know all the LEGO Terms there are!
I’ve sorted this LEGO Glossary alphabetically, with both basic and advanced terms mixed together. I also include basic facts about LEGO brick dimensions and LEGO building techniques.
A
AAFOL
Adult Female Fan of Lego – See AFOL
ABS
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene. This is the plastic that LEGO uses to make most of their parts. It is a high gloss material that can be molded and has a grip and clutch power to connect the blocks and elements together. It also meets the high standards for safety, longevity and durability that LUG has established.
AFOL
Adult Fan of LEGO. (pronounced A-Foal)
AHOL
Adult Hobbyist of lego. (Pronounced like that bad word)
ALE
Adult Lego Enthusiast
Ambassador
A LEGO Ambassador is generally the leader of a LAN. An official title bestowed by the LEGO user group.
Anti-stud
This is generally the bottom of the brick. The female receptacle that a stud fits into.
B
Baby Bow
A Slope, Curved 2 x 1 No Studs element. Named the baby bow because it is the smallest piece in this size.
Baseplate
Thinner than a plate, baseplates are often larger in size (32×32 studs) and used as the foundation for a build. They have no Anti-studs.
BigFig
A larger Minifig – like the HULK, or a Wampa
Bignette
A lego scene that is larger than an vignette.
Billund
Billund Denmark is where the corporate headquarters for LEGO is located.
Blay/Bley
Bluish Light Grey – a color that was introduced around 2004 replacing the traditioal grey. The introduction of this color created quite a stir in the LEGO commnity and people either loved or hated this color.
Bram Sphere
A brick built lego ball.
Brick
A brick is 3 plates tall and at minumum 1 study wide. The most iconic element is the red 2×4 brick with smooth sides, 8 studs on top in 2 rows of 4, and anti studs on the bottom. More specific than element.
Brick Built
Also known as Brick Made, this is an item that may have a dedicated lego element, but is instead built with bricks and elements. A good example is making a shark out of parts vs the pre-cast LEGO shark.
Brickshelf
This was a LEGO specific website used for sharing photos. While still abailable online (at time of this writing) is is much less popular than Instagram or Flickr for sharing Lego photos.
Builder
Someone who creates with LEGO.
BURP
Big Ugly Rock Piece. Technically described as Panel 4 x 10 x 6 Rock Rectangular.
C
CC
Classic Castle or Corner Cafe. The Classic Castle was an iconic lego set built in 1978 There was also a series of sets based on the classic Castle. CC may also stand for Cafe Corner, and LEGO creator Modular set released in 2007
Cheese Grater
Part number 61409 Technically it is an 18 degree 1×2 slope with 4 slots.
Cheese Slope
a 1×1 sloped tile. 33 degree angle. Named as such because it looks like a little wedge of cheese.
Clone Brands
Generally hated by true LEGO fans. Clone brands are not true LEGO but may look and feel like the original brick. Often times these pieces and sets are much less expensive, but not up to the same quality standards as original LEGO bricks. See Lepin
Clutch Power
Clutch power is the holding power between a stud and an anti stud. It is the force that holds LEGO elements together.
CMF
Collectable Minifigure. Frenquently released as series of minifigures in bling bags, but also may be a 1 off release of a minfig for a comic con or other special event. Basically a more rare minifigure.
Collector
Someone who saves and organizes LEGO, either in original packaging or open and in drawers. Similar to a Builder.
Constraction
Generally found in Hero Factory, Bionicle, or large superhero Mechs, consracions are ball and joint elements.
COW
Curved out Wedge Technically called Wedge 10 x 3 (left or right)
Cracklink
Jargon for Bricklink, an online website where you can buy individual LEGO parts and elements. Given this name because of the addictiveness of the site, and how easy it is to find pieces.
CSF
Classic Space Forums Not commonly used as much.
Cult of Lego
The highest form of Lego Purist, keeping collecions dust free, taking parts orginization to extreme levels, and even eschewing the use of stickers (even if they are provided by LEGO). Also is the name of a book written by John Baichtal and Joe Meno published in 2011 and now outdated.
Custom
A creation using non authentic or modified LEGO parts. It may be a combination, but is something a Purist or Cult member would never use.
Cuusoo
Now Called Lego Ideas. I have no idea what it actually stands for (I believe it was actually a Japanese word) but was a project that allowed designers to create a project, collect votes and then it would be considered for production by LEGO.
D
Dark Ages
A time in a person’s life when they stop building, collecting or playing with LEGO. Typically they move on to other pursuits, and either store or sell their bricks until they return to the Cult of LEGO.
Design ID
A unique identifier number that is used by TLG to identify a specific element. Note this is for shape, not color.
Diorama
Also Called Dio, this is a build that is larger than 8×8 and usually is built around a simple theme.
Draft
When a group of people all purchase multiple copies of the same set, then get together, and combine all the pieces into common elements, then distribute the all the parts, this is called a draft. This allows a person to get a large quantity of the same parts without having to invest in multipe copies of a set themselves.
DSS
the Dreaded Sticker Sheet. A cheap alternative used by LEGO insead of printed elements. Purists may use them, but Cult of Lego members never do.
Duplo
A larger scale LEGO series that is used for younger builders, typically ages 1 1/2 to 5. They are twice as big as regular LEGO blocks so they are much easier to handle by little hands.
E
Element
A name for ANY LEGO Piece
Erling
1×1 brick with a single stud on the side and a tiny lip at the bottom. Designed by Erling Dideriksen in 1979 and is the basic element of SNOT consruction.
F
FAFOL
See also AAFOL – Female Adult Fan of LEGO
FBTB
A LEGO Star Wars Fan site called From Bricks To Bothans
FFOL
Female Fan of Lego (any age)
G
Garbage Build
Using different color elements or pieces, but following official instructions for part size and shape.
GBC
Great Ball Contraption – a small motorized machine made out of LEGO bricks that moves a small ball. Often times multiple GBCs are linked together.
Gray Ages
A period of time where one retains a very slight interest in LEGO – generally leads to the Dark Ages.
Greebles
GWP
Added decorations or parts that really don’t serve any function but increase realisim.
Gift With Purchase – A limited release “extra” that comes when you purchase from the LEGO store or website.
H
Half-Stud Offset
A legal building technique using jumpers or other elements that shift the building process one half stud from a traditional build.
Hassenpin
An “L” shaped Technic element with 4 pins.
Headlight Brick
See Erling – a 1×1 brick with a single stud on the side and a tiny lip at the bottom.
I
Illegal
A building technique that is not generally accepted. Usually involves stressing an element to make it fit. Before Erlings, a now illegal building technique involved taking a plate and placing it sideways between studs to make SNOT connections.
Inventory
A parts List of a set. Often found on the side of a box, or in the instruction manual. Bricklink also has a database of inventories for all sets produced. Some refer to inventory as their own collection of parts.
J
Jumper Plate
A jumper plate is typically considered to be a 1×2 tile with a center stud. There are other sizes however like the 2×2 jumper and others. Used for Half-Stud Ofset Building.
K
KFOL
The primary target Audience of LEGO. Boys ages 5-12. Stands for Kid fan of LEGO.
KRM- Keychain-removed minifig
A minifigure that was once part of a LEGO keychain.
L
LAN
Lego Ambassador Network. The LEGO company’s official way of recognizing adult fans and can provide support, ideas, and solutions for engaged groups and individuals.
LDD
Lego Digital Designer, a Windows based program that allows you to virtually build with LEGO.
Legal
An accepted building technique that does not stress the bricks or elements.
LEGO Ideas
Previously called Cuusoo, this is a way for fans to submit ideas for sets. If the sets gain enough popular votes, then they are considered for production by the LEGO group.
Legos
An unaccepted term. Please use LEGO as in all caps (it is a brand name) and as an adjective (as in LEGO bricks).
Lepin
A knock-off brand of fake LEGO
Licensed Theme
A series of LEGO sets that have been authorized by another media group – like Marvel or Disney.
LUG
LEGO User Group. An in person (not on-line) gathering of AFOLs who get together to share builds, do Drafts, talk about LEGO and plan events.
LugBulk
A perk of being a LUB member, this once a year program allows members to purchase bulk bricks and elements at reduced prices.
LURP
Little Ugly Rock Piece.
M
Macaroni
A Round Corner 2 x 2 brick made popular by Emmett in the first LEGO movie.
MF
Short hand for Minifigure
Micro Scale
The next size down from Minifig Scale. I tend to think of this as the scale that minifigs would use if they were building LEGO things.
Microfig
A Microfig is 2 bricks tall and fits on a single stud. They also have a stud on top.
MiniDoll
These figures are taller and more slender than a traditional minifigure. Often found in Friends sets or as Disney princesses, they are a different type of figure.
Minifig
The classic LEGO Person. Consisting of a head that fits on a stud (with a stud on top) a torso with articulating arms, claw hands that rotate, and leg elements that bend into an standing or sitting pose. Scaled at 4 bricks tall, there are more than 3655 different designs. All in all there have been more than 6 Billion minifigs produced since 1975
Minifig Scale
The standard building scale in LEGO.
MISB
Mint In Sealed Box. The highest level of packaging in the nicest condition. Treasured by collectors.
MOC
My Own Creation. (pronounced “mock”) A build done without using instructions.
Modular
The series of recent buildings in the creator series that all connect toghether to make a street scene. Based on a 32×32 plate with technic pins located 1 stud high and 9 studs from the end to allow the modular buildings to connect.
Modulex
An older series of LEGO that was produced to target architects and designers.
MSRP
Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price.
MURP
Mini Ugly Rock Piece. Similar to BURPS and LURPs this element is called Rock Panel 8 x 8 x 6 Medium Symmetric
N
NanoFig
A nano fig is even smaller than a micro fig. The easiest way to tell a nanofig from a microfig is that a nano fig does not have a stud on the head.
NLP
Non Lego Person. A Muggle for LEGO. Usually uses the term Legos.
NPU
Nice Part Use – Often seen in the comments praising the special use of a specific part in a MOC.
P
PAB
Pick a Brick. A section of the lego store, both in person and on;line where you can select individual elements to buy in bulk.
PAB Wall
A wall in a lego store with dozens of different pick a brick elements.
Parts Pack
Typicall a Poly bag with just elements of a common theme. Not a set, but a group of parts that can be used in Mocs of as Greebling, or for added decoration.
Plants from Plants
In 2018, LEGO announced they wanted to move away from ABS and into more green materials to make LEGO elements. The first groupl of parts to be made of non ABS plastic are Plants from Plants which are made from sugar cane. They retain all the properties, and are authentic LEGO parts, indistinguishable from other elements.
Plate
1/3 of a brick. 3 plates stacked together make a brick. This is the thinnest element of a block.
PolyBag
A small LEGO set that comes in a plasic bag. Often times found near the checkout counter of stores like Target or Walmart. Sometimes they are promotional.
Power Functions
A series of batery packs, electric motors, IR sensors and controllers to automate LEGO sets and creations.
Printed
A lego element with ink applied at the factory. Cult of LEGO members prefer these to stickers.
Purist
Soneone who only uses authentic, unmodified Lego parts. Those of us in the Cult of Lego take this to the next level and don’t even use stickers.
R
Rainbow Warrior
Someone who builds using every color available. Also See Garbage Build
Retired
A set, or part, or element that is no longer produced by the LEGO group.
RLFM
REGISTERED LEGO FAN MEDIA – a LEGO Influencer, or prominent blogger or YouTuber.
RLUG
A local LEGO USER Group that is officially recognized by LEGO via the LEGO Ambassador Network.
S
S@H or SAH
Shop at Home. The official lego store on-line.
Set
An official product released by the LEGO Group, that contains parts, minifitures instructions and has a part number.
SHEFOL
She Fan of LEGO – see the other multiple terms for female fan of LEGO
Sigfig
A sigfig, is a minifig using elemens that look like the person who made it. Basically a little verision of yourself in LEGO.
SNOT
Stud not on top. A legal technique of building that allows for studs to face out rather than up. Typlically an Erhling brick is used to achieve this.
STAMP
Stickers across multiple pieces. Scorned by members of the Cult of LEGO.
Swooshable
A term used to describe how easy it is to play with a set. Specifically a spaceship, or airplane. Imagine hoding the model and swishing it through the air. Making a swooshing noise is encouraged.
T
Technic
Introduced in 1977, this is an official style of brick (like DUPLO) that uses axles, wheels, pins, and gears. See GBC for examples.
TFOL
Teen fan of Lego. Someone who is outside the typical demographic (boys 5-12) years old but not an adult.
Tile
A plate element with only anti studs. it is smooth on top.
TLC
The LEGO Company
TLG
The LEGO Group
Travis Brick
A 1×1 brick with studs on 4 sides invented by Travis Kunce. Commonly used for SNOT building.
TRU
Toys-R–Us a popular toy store chain that went out of business in the United States in 2018.
U
UCS
Also known as Ultimate Collector Series – a series of advanced models targeting older, experienced builders. Often in limited release.
V
Vignette or Vig:
Traditionally a small lego scene built on a 8 x 8 stud plate. Similar to a Bignette or Diorama
W
Washing Machine Brick
See Erling Brick
WIP
Work in Progress. Typcially a MOC bur sometimes refered to for sets, vignettes, or dioramas.
Y
YFOL
Young Fan of LEGO
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