For someone who watches Sherlock I thought you may understand very basic information that has already been explianed by myself.
It don't matter what has been done before etc. Any company with a license who pays fees etc have the right to put a stop to other unlicensed product. They are not only stealing sales from BCS but they are stealing money from the production company, those are the people who make the programme by the way. (I thought I would explian that to you as well because you haven't understood basic information) BCS are licensed officially by them and not the BBC and they pay them a royalises and fees. So that money that goes to make your so called precious show.
So I ask again, why is this the single solitary time that this argument has been used on this board?
If this is a new board policy, why aren't the literally hundreds of other projects with similar license infringements being shut down?
Also you mentioned Trevor grove Breaking Bad, Dexter and Firefly 3 licenses that no one had the license for. But once he sculpted it and made casts of the sculpt he got a C and D Order for them. Now that QMX have the license for Firefly would it be wrong for Trevor to make them? Of course it would. Because someone has the license and someone else pays for it.
Or is your argument that this project is being shut down specifically because the licenser has taken issue and publicly issued a C+D? That would be reasonable enough, if it were also something that also wasn't rampant here.
In the issue you mentioned of Trevor being issued a C+D, he simply ignored it at many member's requests and sold the sculpts more privately. Including to some people in this very thread.
WGP was also issued a C+D about their Walking Dead sculpts. They just named the sculpts something slightly more generic (i.e. Small Town Sheriff) and went right back to selling them, essentially ignoring the C+D and those precious production companies you are talking about.
If you want to take a position on this it's fine, I just don't get why that position is insanely inconsistent considering it could be applied to any custom figure being sold on this site. Im not against licenser's rights, just hypocrisy.
As for our "sub-standard" product we would point out that we have sold well in excess of over 1000 pieces of Sherlock direct and a further 500 pieces to retail with more are on back order. As of right now we have not received a single piece returned due to a customer being unhappy with the quality of the piece.
To be fair, a lot of people didn't have to buy the figure to see it's problems in pictures. Its the very reason that despite being a huge fan of the show, I choose not to purchase it. If anything pictures usually make figures look worse. The reason im so vocal about it is because I happily own the 10th Doctor figure so I know for a fact you are capable of more.
McDonalds also has 1 Billion served. That is no more a statement to the quality of their food as 1000 is to the quality of your figure. However if you are so confident in this matter; then why not let the customer decide?
