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TAKING BACK STALINGRAD
This is a short World War II stop motion video about the battle of Stalingrad. The battle of Stalingrad occurred in Russia during World War II. The battle lasted from August 23 1942 – February 2 1943.
Hey, my Grandma was born in Stalingrad!
Also, your link doesn't link to the video though, FYI
OK I fixed the problem with the link 
Are you sure? It keeps linking me to 'some site' .com, asking if I want to buy a domain name.
Are you sure? It keeps linking me to 'some site' .com, asking if I want to buy a domain name.
Yeah, same here
HEY KID, WANNA BUY A DOMAIN NAME?
Use the Directory Link
It takes me to the directory, but then asks me to use the same link as before.
Help! I don't know what to do 
Help! I don't know what to do
Just post the yotube link as a different post if u dont know what to do
TAKING BACK STALINGRAD
This is a short World War II stop motion video about the battle of Stalingrad. The battle of Stalingrad occurred in Russia during World War II. The battle lasted from August 23 1942 – February 2 1943.
I'm guessing this is the video?
You're taking a decent number of frames, but you could do with running them at a faster frames-per-second. Using a tripod and making sure your set is taped/tacked down will avoid set bump and camera shake, which you have a lot of. Still, not a bad brickfilm by any means! (though I personally don't really like gore in brickfilms when it involves tearing up a minifig, something about it is kind of unsettling to me, though that's personal opinion)
EDIT: I've fixed your links as best I can, but please don't make more than one post for a single brickfilm.
OK thanks 
I would recommend moving the figures in larger increments and using more sound effects. The injuries looked nice.
I would recommend getting a sturdier camera supporter. Other than that, it was a really nice video
Also, congrats on 300 subs!
Last edited by Troodon (December 6, 2014 (01:10pm))
Some slow animation, but good story on the Russian front. Pretty brutal/not for kids, but you knew that in a war film. I like that you don't use any of that ultra-stupid CGI blood stock effect. But Lego torsos WERE harmed in the making of this film! The text at the end was too quick to read. I know you said, New films every Friday, but I'd like to see more quality over quantity. Take a few weeks to develop a 5-minute battle.
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