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Bricks in Motion
Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
A place to discuss, share, and create stop motion films.
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Very original. We need more brickfilms like this.
never saw that before! 
Very very very very very original!!!
Keep on brickfilming!
-GS 
Haha I loved that. I like what you did with the 1x1s and such to animate a whole new lego figure. Very creative and very enjoyable.
Thanks,
Jordan
Haha, that was sweet. Good slapstick and the animation was smooth and detailed.
Thanks for the feedback folks! This was a very fun film to make, because using plates opened up a lot of possibilities for poses and movements. That, and I didn't have to worry about my figures falling over.
-Blue_Ghost
That was great! I think the movement could have been a little more dynamic, though. The lighting also wasn't perfect, but that doesn't detract so much.
This was a very, VERY unique take on Brickfilming. Very well done.
-Dave
This was a very, VERY unique take on Brickfilming. Very well done.
-Dave
I agree 200%! it was indeed very original. try making this type of thing into a mini series or something.
Wow I've never seen that. Very good animation, I liked it 
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~Legomaniac~ 
Very cool idea. I would have made the ball a different color, otherwise it looks like the figure it playing around with a dismembered head. Or maybe that's just my twisted sense of humor. 
Wow, that was a pretty neat idea, and well executed, too. For me though it does raise the question of what purpose there is in using LEGO pieces for something like this; it'd be easy to use construction paper, which would give you greater control over the look of the pieces. Still a nice experiment though.
I think a little more of the 'joints' of the figure should have been moved more, but for the most part, very well done.
For me though it does raise the question of what purpose there is in using LEGO pieces for something like this; it'd be easy to use construction paper, which would give you greater control over the look of the pieces.
Construction paper would definitely open up a lot of opportunities for unique shapes and such, but I actually think they would be more difficult to work with than Lego pieces. That would be definitely something I would like to try out, though
-Blue_Ghost.
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