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Hi Dwayne and welcome to Lugnet. Of course I don't pay any attention to
clones at all :-) but if I did, I would suggest you peruse the ot.clones
group. I think you may be interested in work being done by people like
Dave! (Schuler, that is.) HTH,
Maggie C.
In lugnet.people.newbie, Dwayne Miller writes:
> First off, let me put on my flame proof suit... somehow I think I am going to
> need it....
>
> *zips up the last zipper*
>
> Ok, I have seen loads of posts decrying Lego Clones as bad things.
>
> I have never found, offical part files for Non-Lego parts of any sort.
>
> Now, what is the rational behind this?
>
> I see a couple of possibities, if any of these fit, please let me know, if >none
> fit, let me know what track is right.
>
> 1: Lego itself supports, (or at least does nothing to inhibit) this project >and
> would withdraw such support, if Clone brand parts were made offical.
>
> 2: Its simply brand loyalty that prevents Lego Clone parts from being made
> offical.
>
> 3: There are enough Lego offical parts to keep this project busy for a LONG
> time to come, so instead of getting distracted by clone brands, they stick to
> just offical Lego stuff.
>
>
> Ok, I will keep my flame proof suit on for a while...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dwayne Miller
> Barberton, Ohio USA
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