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Well seing i am the only 12 year old who actually builds trains for shows, i
think i would have a good chance for the 7-12 age group. I highly doubt
there are any 12 year olds out there that are as good as people here
including me !
In lugnet.general, Christopher Masi writes:
> Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> >
> > In lugnet.trains, Mike Walsh writes:
> > > I received the January Shop at Home catalog today. All of the new LoM sets
> > > are shown as are the Mosaic and the new Dragon figure.
> > >
> > > Probably the biggest news is the Train building contest. Three age groups:
> > > 7-12, 13-17, 18+ The winners will have their designs document and published
> > > by LEGO on lego.com plus receive $100 worth of LEGO product.
> >
> > Hmm... tempting.
> >
> > Na, 100 bucks isn't enough comp to lose the rights to one of my designs.
> >
> > ++Lar
Maybe we should start copywriting designs for our models so LEGO doesnt
snatch them up and gets rich off of our ideas when thier designers in
Denmark can even produce a peice of @$#%@$ to please a 12 year old who
enjoys modeling trains in lego. Taking our ideas.. JUST HIRE US FOR THE
DISIGNER POSTITION DANGIT AND STOP WITH THE BULLCRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks for listening to my bull
kai
> Yeah, I would be nice if one did not have to give up the copyright for one's
> design. Additionally, I am guessing that this phrase is fairly standard, but the
> fine print says, "Winners assume all liability for any injury or damage caused,
> or claimed to be caused by participation in this promotion or use or redemption
> of any prize."
>
> Also, while reading the fine print I stumbled across a phrase that amused me.
> "LEGO® has the right to alter winning designs at its discretion in order to
> create building instructions for the Grand Prize winning models, prior to
> posting the instructions online." I wonder how much some of the designs we have
> seen here would be altered before publication.
>
> It almost sounds like a cheap way for LEGOÆ to get ideas for their train line,
> which, actually, is not a bad thing.
>
> Here is a strange idea. Enter the contest and reject the prize with a politely
> worded letter saying that you are not willing to give up your copyrights, but
> that you are willing give LEGO® a nonexclusive royalty free license for the
> design. It would be quite a statement if all bunch of the winners declined the prize.
>
> Christopher
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