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Re: LEGO Company Welcomes Adult LEGO Enthusiasts
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 8 Dec 2000 04:11:51 GMT
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> As long as you are not looking at a photo of my (for sale) work when you sit
> down to build it, I don't care. Go ahead and copy the ideas from my
> skyscraper, or my (very old) sketches of the RPO (you'd have to _dig_ to find a
> copy, but it is released). I _don't care_ if you copy them. Copy _ideas_ from
> my 'sets', if you want to. If you think my door arangement is neat, fine, copy
> it. But, if I see something that bears a _striking_ resemblance to the
> _entirety of my work_, I am going to rase a stink.
James,
This is the most absurd position I have ever heard. You would get upset
with me if I saw one of your models on the Internet and tried to build it
myself with my own lego bricks, in my own room?
I don't think Lego would particularly care if I tried to build a model I
don't have with the pieces I do have. Besides, there is not a single legal
precedence you could bring up that would solidify your position.
At least not in the U.S.
Lars
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| (...) As long as you are not looking at a photo of my (for sale) work when you sit down to build it, I don't care. Go ahead and copy the ideas from my skyscraper, or my (very old) sketches of the RPO (you'd have to _dig_ to find a copy, but it is (...) (24 years ago, 6-Dec-00, to lugnet.general)
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