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Meh. Way too much clay.
This was made back when I had a crappy tripod, which explains the camera shake.
Enjoy...or not. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zvyev3h … ideo_title
Last edited by Edmeier Animator (February 5, 2012 (03:21pm))
You wouldn't mind giving a little feedback, would you? 
The clay looks bad.
Besides that, a little slow near the middle, and it needs some anticipation and feed back. He should move his body and arms back before the roll, and move them far forward at the end, then have him bring them back too the sides.
That does for some smooth flips. :)
hmmm... it looked like he bent over then some clay flipped him. 
I Agree with ANP it needs some anticipation.
otherwise it isn't a bad flip but probably should have gone faster.
P.S. when would you use this. I would think masking a flip would look just as good in most scenario 
Um, how could a minifigure roll like that? That's just like making a car roll frontways.
It doesn't look like roll. It looks like the man falls down and he receive by his head and then he get back to his feet. And get the blue tack away, it looks terrible. Don't keep my comment bad. It's only my opinion. 
But FPS was good. 
Would it be a bit better if he dived into it, like a dive roll? 
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