Quoted from PPS:

Third, there is a suitable product out there, so the interest and demand will not materialize (if ever) for years to be able to sell a certain number that makes any business model work.
Sorry to put water on the parade, but I doubt I will see a proposal that satisfies the above topics which would be required to get me interested ...
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Quoted from Whysnow:

so they are not allowed to sell photos of the model if they got rights from universal due to it being of creature?

Quoted from FishPharm:

Creating a hologram of the creature to be framed and put on the wall isn't a Williams "part." My original point was that Williams doesn't have any say if Universal chooses to allow a hologram of the creature to be made as long as its intended use isn't to be put in a game. A company could easily come along and want to make creature holograms for people to frame and put on their wall ...lunchboxes....mugs.....etc of the various universal monster characters. I remember seeing hologram stores in the mall when I was younger that sold things like that all the time. Now, what people decide to do with the hologram picture is up to them. If someone can get hold of one of the models and do what the original poster is wanting to do they could simply sell them on ebay as framed artwork. Framed artwork is not a Bally/Williams part.