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Well you know Eric did it for the NYU cover:
http://news.lugnet.com/announce/moc/?n=127
He doesn't mention if LEGO had any input on him doing this.
jt
In lugnet.trains, John Gerlach writes:
> In lugnet.trains, Amy Hughes writes:
> > A visit to *snip* leads me to believe this is for a commercial
> > project. Advertising, no less. If I were the modeler (no, I won't do it) I'd
> > want to know this up front, I'd want to be in the position of accepting or
> > rejecting the final product (the video) since you never know in what light
> > marketing types will present your work, and I'd want to be compensated fairly,
> > and up-front.
>
> Speaking in my "former employee" mode: The LEGO Company does not usually
> allow people to use LEGO products in advertising. I don't know what TLC
> might say or do if someone used LEGO bricks from their private collection in
> an ad, but they would probably be unhappy...
>
> LEGO has a brand image and reputation that they want to protect. If people
> see LEGO toys in an ad for something, they might think that LEGO endorses
> that product or company.
>
> JohnG, GMLTC
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