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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Spheres
I made this for school, so I could get away with a few technical flaws.
How to work out the volume and surface area of a sphere... sort of.
Hazzah for spheres! Oh, and good video also.
Nice work, I liked the animation of the balls on the conveyor belt! And just in case anyone tries to rip on me when I release my less-than-perfect school video, I can always say...
I made this for school, so I could get away with a few technical flaws.
Haha, I loved it.
"Say you were working in a ball factory."
I laughed at that line for some reason.
-JK
that was funny!
its a nice story, and a nice storytelling.
Ah an educational brickfilm D:
Nice animation Harry.
Now now, that wouldn't have been very appropriate would it?
Thanks for all your comments! I won the award for best teacher (or best lesson or something) and was rewarded with a packet of Haribo. Told you I could get away with it...
Haribo.
... Haribo? What on earth is that? It sounds fun, whatever it is.
-JK
Nice job! I love it when Lego films are used to teach! Very creative, too. 
hehe, very creative indeed. Great animation, Good voice acting, decent script, I liked it a lot! 
Hazzat wrote:Haribo.
... Haribo? What on earth is that? It sounds fun, whatever it is.
-JK
Great work! 
Now, thanks to Hazzat, everyone will love learning maths formulas!
...everyone will love learning maths formulas!
Errr... No.
Just Kidden wrote:Hazzat wrote:Haribo.
... Haribo? What on earth is that? It sounds fun, whatever it is.
-JK
They're gummies. lol
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