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!
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Well, this is just really awesome...
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And this is amazing!
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Last edited by PrestigePie (May 20, 2014 (03:42am))
Whow, that is big! 
I'd love to try these, but I really don't want to break apart my only polar bear. Still, these are awesome.
Oh man, those are great. Do you know the creator, by any chance, jampot?
Indeed i do. They're amongst my fave ever MOCers, Sean and Steph Mayo: https://www.flickr.com/photos/legocy/
Check out their faery forest stuff. Inspirational is too weak a word to describe their MOCs.
Damn, posted this in the wrong topic! Curse you, Jampot! 
Last edited by WoutStopmotion (May 30, 2014 (08:27am))
Now this is a temple. I'd love to make something like this for a brickfilm, but I don't have even remotely enough parts.
That would also be a pretty pain to animate in. I love the design, though.
Yeah, that would be death to animate.
If I was animating it, I'd make it so you could take out foreground and background elements and then put them back in in post
So mint!
I'm crying right now.
My heart is happy.
I found something that's pretty cool:
Wip chateau passerelle by CASTOR-TROY, on Flickr
and
Colab left angle by Asimon481, on Flickr
Last edited by Legocloniac477 (June 5, 2014 (05:22pm))
Very cool beasts, Jampot. They remind me of ?Battle Beasts toys of the 1980s, which had a rock paper scissors type game that could be played with heat sensitive rub symbols. Believe it or not, they were conceived as a spin-off of Transformers! They are featured in the HEADMASTERS Japan-only TV season, which is available in the USA on DVD with subtitles (something I thought I'd never see!)
Das bump.
I've never played BioShock before, but this makes me really want to try it out (well, that and it's apparently got lots of Art Deco Dieselpunk style stuff, which I love).
I really like some of the architectural details and the scale is impressive. Having said that, it does look a tiny bit bland as it's mainly just grey, but the positive still outweighs the negative.
BioShock Infinite is a lot more colourful, don't worry. You should totally play it.
I was more referring to the MOC itself in this case, rather than the game as a whole.
I really want to try it out, but I don't own any games consoles. I assume you could play it on PC though?
Look at this, just look at how awesome this is:
Los Angeles 2078 by Guy Smiley :-), on Flickr
Such beautiful chaos. This is really cool, Guy must have a pretty good artistic style.
Impossibly awesome.
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