An importer of childrens toys, Fun N Games Inc., receives a price quotation from a German toy maker offering toy train sets: KGB train sets. Locomotive. Four cars. Transformers. Thirty pieces of track. Minimum order thirty sets. $7500 C.I.F. Baltimore. Fun N Games, Inc., sends an order stating: Ship 30 KGB train sets: to include locomotive, four cars, transformer, forty pieces of track, along with a check for $7500. Was the price quotation from the German toy maker an offer? If it was, how does Fun N Games change in termsforty pieces of trackaffect acceptance? If the German toy maker ships the thirty sets with thirty pieces of track, does a contract exist? Decide the case under the common law, and the UCC, and the CISG.