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Re: Question about copyright on Lego logos
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 11 Mar 2002 19:28:13 GMT
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In lugnet.general, James Wilson writes:
> First off, let me get this clear: I do not intend to sell my creation. What
> I want to do is take a Lego logo from a set (I'm being intentionally evasive
> here...), such as the Blacktron logo, and duplicate it as best I can. Then
> I want to put it on a t-shirt or ball cap, FOR MY OWN USE OR FOR MY KIDS TO
> WEAR. So far have I broken any laws?
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> I may post photos of my creation online, and if someone wants a copy, I
> might make it available (PDF?) with instructions as to how print one on a
> t-shirt transfer on an inkjet printer. This one, I'm pretty sure, would
> violate some copyright law.
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> I'm not a lawyer, I don't even want to play one on TV. I just want to make
> a couple of t-shirts with logos from Lego stuff. But I don't want the
> copyright police knocking down my door, either. Any suggestions?
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> James Wilson
> Dallas, TX
Probably the only way to get a definitive answer is to ask LEGO directly.
They have lots'o'lawyers who can help you. :-)
Jude
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