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Oh, I see. But replicating the existing plastic cube was not what I actually thought. I thought: what if I print/manufacture lego mega blocks from whatever mate
by jve 9y ago
Oh, I see. But replicating the existing plastic cube was not what I actually thought. I thought: what if I print/manufacture lego mega blocks from whatever material.
- pbhjpbhj 9y agoYou can't make "Lego bricks" as Lego is the trademark giving the origin of specific bricks but you can make near identical (missing the wording "Lego") bricks if you wish. If you do it at home and completely without any commercial aspect [giving them away can be commercial, so you have to take great pains to avoid being commercial] then you can make identical ones AFAICT. This isn't legal advice of course.