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Re: Brickcreations.com is now online!
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Thu, 11 Mar 2004 23:42:47 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
> I don't think I responded to your prior post, but welcome to amateur AFOL-dom
> (well, I suppose not amateur if you are selling creations, but at least
> not-affiliated-with-LEGO AFOL-dom). I notice on your site that you never
> mention your prior employment by LEGO. Is there some legal reason you can't
> promote yourself as a former Master Builder if you are going out on your own as
> a freelance builder? Also, are you allowed to show your portfolio of things you
> created for the park as part of your credentials as a freelance builder?
I made the decision to not mention my time with Legoland, just in case there IS
a legal reason. I guess I would be afraid that if my site promotes me as FORMER
LEGO MASTER BUILDER!!! Come buy my stuff!!! It might be percieved as a bit of a
conflict of interest, not to mention crass. I kinda thought I wanted it to be
more about the work that I am doing rather than what I was at one time. I am a
Lego sculptor whether or not I work for the Lego company 2 years ago, or 10
years from now! The only reason I mention my time with the company on Lugnet, is
because I have met many of you through my time with Lego at various events and
meetings. But as time passes, I hope to be seen more as Bill, the guy who builds
kinda cool models, than Bill the ex-Lego master model builder!
As for showing models that I created while with the company, I can show them as
part of my portfolio, or to individuals. But to show them on a website with the
express purpose of selling models for profit, I would have to get witten
permission from the company for anything that they have in the park. Not that
it's a big deal, I can totally understand their point of veiw. But rather than
go through all the trouble to get a couple of things I did a while ago I hope to
update the site fairly regularly with NEW creations.
I have a few new things I have been itchin' to post on Brickshelf, but I'm still
waiting to see what my clients are wanting to do before I let the world see the
new models!
> I did enjoy. My favorite creation is probably the Superman sculpture. Do you
> have more pictures of that from different angles?
Thanks! I enjoyed making it. I only take one or two shots of a completed model
and the best one gets put in my portfolio. Unfortunately, that is one I did
before I got hip to using a digital camera, so the scan turned out kinda blurry
(same with the princess). I will look through my old photos and if I find any
different angles I will let you know!
> Good luck in your pursuit of freelance building.
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> Bruce
Thanks!
Bill
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| (...) I'd kinda like to see better photos of that one as well, but more because I'm interested in seeing how feasible it would be to build Batman in that same style, as he's a much cooler character. And he can beat up Superman. Do you still have (...) (21 years ago, 12-Mar-04, to lugnet.build)
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| (...) Bill, I don't think I responded to your prior post, but welcome to amateur AFOL-dom (well, I suppose not amateur if you are selling creations, but at least not-affiliated-with-LEGO AFOL-dom). I notice on your site that you never mention your (...) (21 years ago, 11-Mar-04, to lugnet.build)
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