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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Hi guys its been a while but I a back! I will be makeing ore brickfilms in the next month or so.
Hi guys its been a while but I a back! I will be makeing ore brickfilms in the next month or so.
Good to have you back. 
Good to see you back again.
And my axe!
And a very merry Christmas to all!
Frohe Weihnachten!
10 more days of Christmas. Let's get this party started!
I've sent my 2-second video to Brick-a-Brack for they 10th anniversary, but recieved no reply from them.
I can't login to the site either, 'cause I don't recieve any emails to reset my password. 
Any thoughts?
Anybody here?
I cannot login to Brick-a-Brack and it's annoying.
When I click "sign in" with a saved password, It says "incorrect password" and I don't recieve an email when I try to reset my pass.
The contact page is not working and I need way to contact site adminstrators. Please. 
I asked Sean Connery if I could try some of his seafood
But he was too shellfish
Agent 007's month-by-month efficiency apartment rental agreement from Christian Grey was growing tedious, so he told him that he wanted, in his own words, "to be put on a leash".
Thus, an error in translation begins the plot of James Bondage, an early experimental project that never quite made it past the draft stage. However, its spirit remains alive today, in every melodramatic Bond torture scene ever. Have you ever really seen a protagonist suffer as much as Bond? And Bourne doesn't count, the phoney ripoff. James Bond? Jason Bourne? Do people not see these things??
Welp. I'm back. Kind of.
Finally getting around to finishing up my LEGO/hobby room. All of a sudden I realized that I haven't animated in YEARS.
Hoping that this can change here sooner than later.
Loved being a part of Impossible Mission: Dark Deals. Can't wait to see what films you'll make upon your return, red brick! 
Ok, so, honest question here.
My wife and I are planning a trip to the San Diego area this spring for our anniversary. We won't have much time, but could fit in Legoland if we really wanted to.
I know it's geared heavily for kids, but do you think it's still worth the steep ticket price for two adults, one not being that interested in Lego?
While I'd like to go just to say I did, and because it's Legoland, I'm wondering if our time and money might be better enjoyed elsewhere.
Is it worth the price, or better saved for when we have kids to bring along?
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