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Re: GLUG Logo
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lugnet.org.glug
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Mon, 24 Mar 2003 14:27:20 GMT
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In lugnet.org.glug, Mike Rayhawk writes:
> On the other hand it has also been my impression that they've gotten a lot
> more tolerant over the last couple of years about personal-use applications,
> so I suspect we could get away with putting a minifig on a t-shirt that was
> for in-club use only. Using a minifig in the group logo will probably be
> frowned on though, and of course using the LEGO logo is off-limits in just
> about any application.
What about the style of the logo? If we used the same color scheme and a
similar lettering to spell out GLUG, would that be something that they wanted
to hassle? I actually don't like the idea of doing this, but I'm curious of
which parts of their logo they can protect.
> > My original idea for a shirt (which might logoize) was to have minifigs from
> > various theme's interacting with various polyhedral dice: firing a d6 out of • a
> > cannon, running atop a rolling d20, drilling rock with a d10-tipped device,
> > etc.
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> How about dice interacting with bricks? Something like those cannonball d6s
> blasting through a wall of bricks or something.
Yeah, that's an idea. I was trying to represent multiple genres and games, so
is there some scheme that would get several polyhedra in multiple settings?
- Cannon blasting d6 through wall of 2x4s
- 2x2 missile tipped with a d10 or d4
- D12s tumbling down a cliff of BURPs
- D20s blowing like tumbleweeds through a WW town
Man, this is hard without minifigs...
Chris
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| (...) Ooh! How about a screaming, diving brickish-Stuka dropping d6 or d8 tipped bombs? Better yet, an allied plane dropping the same payload - but on the nose, there could be one of those glamour girl images of a she-minifig (Leia circa 1945?). You (...) (21 years ago, 24-Mar-03, to lugnet.org.glug)
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| (...) I like these ideas, I can try to set aside some time next week and mock some of these up. (...) From my conversations with them, I understand that the minifig is pretty vigorously defended, and I think the specific shapes of individual heads, (...) (21 years ago, 21-Mar-03, to lugnet.org.glug)
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