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I just worry what happens when somebody starts making derivative versions of your TAIP-free Balanced Annihilation re-make...

The prices are about 20$ per model. All consistent, excellent looking stuff. A 100 models would run us about 2000$ (which is less than a month's worth of salary for a modeler)

All you guys need to do is get 2 or 3 modelers together, use kaiser's legos, and you can redo the entirety of BA in a month. The lego texture atlas is easily changed, so making the texture fit *A would be a fairly simple job.

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1) Market, distribute, give, transfer, sell or sublicense the products in any format with the exception of a compiled application such as a video game. If the products are used in a compiled application then the following rules must be strictly followed:

a) The products must be a part of the compiled program.
(files should not be accessible in their native formats (.3ds, .max, .X, .FBX, .dts etc. ) from your program folder)

b) Every possible attempt should be made to protect the products from theft by using resource encryption or some other form of concealment.
(basic archive encryption will suffice)

2) sell or distribute the modified products in any format except as part of a compiled application (See line 1 above for compilation terms).