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Re: LEGO Company Welcomes Adult LEGO Enthusiasts
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lugnet.lego.direct
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Wed, 6 Dec 2000 15:59:26 GMT
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Sandlin" <sandlin@nwlink.com>
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> If I submit my own design and stand to lose my rights to it, that prompts • me
> to order the parts and then sell my sets on my own. I stand to profit from
> that at a much greater scale. Plus, I get to keep the rights to my own
> designs.
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I would hope that Lego would use the same idea that they are using with the
Brickilizer, that is, we post the design ( or image in the case of the
Bricklizer ) and an order for the parts is placed, without Lego keeping a
copy of the actual design.
Of course, if they decide to attempt the other method, then I'm certain that
a program to scramble your design, but use exactly the same pieces in the
same colors and quantities will become available from someone who feels the
same way that you do. :-) Without a program to do that, it could still be
done manually, but would be tedious.
BTW, I'm one of the people that feels the same way as you about this. ( in
case I didn't make that clear above.)
-Andy Lynch
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| My concern is this: If I design a set and post it, and it's extremely popular, what do I gain from it? Will LEGO give me a royalty on it? Will they instead reward me with bricks? Publicity? A job? If I submit my own design and stand to lose my (...) (23 years ago, 6-Dec-00, to lugnet.lego.direct)
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