Where has LEGO gotten? (Page 4 of 4)

Take maggosh for example!

On the contrary, I can think of many films that don't use a single minifig. You could make all of your brickfilms without any minifigs at all.

BTW, nice bump

Minfigs are the people you need to make a convincing story, (or -ofcourse- you can do it Pagano's way)

Things become clear when you look at things differently.

"actuallly this involves spiderman too, not batman. but im also taking a new approach, more comedy, less action. i dont see to many movies like that with more comedy than action" --SteveStarfyTV on an Indiana Jones meets Star Wars idea.

Just use pants as your character. You don't need anything else than legs and eyes anyways. (The studs count as eyes.)

Also, you might want to take a look at some 10 Brick contest entries and stop crying your eyes out about how much you need and want minifigs. I remember that time when creativity was abundant and PE still made psychedelic films that somehow still made sense.

You peeps also might want to take a look at animating in microscale LEGO, where your "characters" are round 1x1 bricks. KG did a film like that years ago involving a microscale helicopter and cops and it was awesome.

Also, I can't believe the 10 Bricks contest was 5 years ago! MAAAN we should do that again sometime.

Last edited by BertL (October 9, 2009 (02:56am))

ALSO might I remind you all of 1xY by Errol, about a 1x4 plate (or actually it's 1xY because it changes length in fight scenes) trying to survive in a world full of 2x4 plates. Still some of the best fighting EVAR. It's of Brain Damage-esque quality, but still very much in Errol's unique and awesome style. But to get back to the point, PLATES, YOU GUYS. PLATES ZOMFG.