Bricks in Motion
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How can I make a glow of a fire place to make it look more realistic? Like the way a fire gives off a light sorta. Thanks!
I made a set with a fireplace once that had the fireplace open at the back. I filled the gap with trans-orange fire pieces.
This would let me shine the lamp through the back. Moving it a tiny bit between frames would make it flicker.
And I used these little clips to hold the fire pieces upright.
There is also a Light brick. But Hazzat's way is cheaper ( I mean money-wize).
Oh wow, never thought of that. And I was thinking of michealmovies' idea. Ok I'll try it!
You can make embers "glow" with a blacklight too.
Lord Dargor
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I've blown all my minifigs to bits! 
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Dargor, whats with you and bumping things?
Take aluminum foil and wrinkle it up, then unwrinkle. Then shine an orange flashlight on the foil so the reflection hits the set. and move the foil around a bit while animating.
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