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Quote from: partypony566 on June 29, 2013, 03:11:24 AMQuote from: lovesbabysquirmy on June 06, 2013, 07:33:06 AMMy Little Pony is a licensed, branded, copyrighted, trademarked property. Reproducing ponies with 3D printers is illegal. More so than Taobao. I believe Hasbro are onto them already.I always find it amusing they quickly shut down stuff like this in the US, where a few are produced at a time, while companies in China get away with making knockoffs (not the Taobao stuff) that even use official art, and sell them by the thousands around the world.
Quote from: lovesbabysquirmy on June 06, 2013, 07:33:06 AMMy Little Pony is a licensed, branded, copyrighted, trademarked property. Reproducing ponies with 3D printers is illegal. More so than Taobao. I believe Hasbro are onto them already.
My Little Pony is a licensed, branded, copyrighted, trademarked property. Reproducing ponies with 3D printers is illegal. More so than Taobao.
Quote from: lonewolf on June 29, 2013, 05:56:09 AMQuote from: partypony566 on June 29, 2013, 03:11:24 AMQuote from: lovesbabysquirmy on June 06, 2013, 07:33:06 AMMy Little Pony is a licensed, branded, copyrighted, trademarked property. Reproducing ponies with 3D printers is illegal. More so than Taobao. I believe Hasbro are onto them already.I always find it amusing they quickly shut down stuff like this in the US, where a few are produced at a time, while companies in China get away with making knockoffs (not the Taobao stuff) that even use official art, and sell them by the thousands around the world.That's because it's near-impossible to sue a Chinese company.
Wow, all this new information is a little mind-blowing! 3-D printers seem like something from Star Trek.