What is OOP?

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**Akbar**

Okay, so i have been looking around Ebay for some cheap eldar purchases and i keep seeing abbreviations of, NIB, and OOP, does anyone know what they are?

**agnosto**

New in Box (Blister), Out of Print (Production)

**kronk**

OOP can mean Out of Print or Out of Package.

If something is both NiB and OOP, then they are saying New in Box, Out of Print.

**Rifleman Fish**

I thought it means Out Of Production. Which means Games Workshop no longer produces or sells the models.

**Ardensfax**

However they do sometimes advertise models as OOP when you can buy them new from the Collectors range... Watch out for that one! (Although eBay might sell 'em cheaper!)

**SaintHazard**

That's why they're in the Collectors range.

They're out of print (production), but they still have stock you can buy.

**darkangels_rule**

SaintHazard wrote:That's why they're in the Collectors range.

They're out of print (production), but they still have stock you can buy.

O-out
O-of
P-production

Nope GW resurrected some of the OOP minis when they revamped the " bits " store , but the previous poster ( Ardensfax ) is correct i have seen several minis for sale on e-bay as Out Of Production that are freely available in the gw on-line store ( and yes they do bump up the price )

BUYER BEWARE !!!!!