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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Wow, seriously impressive. I didn't see this the first time that it was posted, I guess. The attention to detail on things like lighting and colors really made it work.
That. Was. Effing. Awesome.
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Yes, it was very well animated. I agree with the BuilderBrother's review.
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Great work it was a pleasure to look at.
AMAZING!!! Blown away first time I saw this. Obviously you spent a lot of time working on this film, and it shows. Great job!
it was awesome every thing was perfect awesome:) 
5 stars
this is my favorite lego reanac,ent of the battle of hoth ever it sticks to the story has good sets and decent animation and the best part its a stop motion:lol: so many times have i search for a good animation of this and always comes with a video tape of a kid making the voices and sounds i am impressed:D
Knowing most star wars themed films turn out boring and cheesy, this was great. I've never seen anything like this, for real. The only star wars attempt films ate made to be comedy so this was a good switch. I really enjoyed the animation and effects, too. Great job and a solid 5/5!
-LASF
that mas freaking awsome!just like the movie.plus how did u film in side the ATAT?Well best movie u should make more!!!;)
when i said mas a ment was.
sorry:lol:
brickmaster0803 wrote:
when i said mas a ment was.
sorry:lol:
You don't need to double post,as we have an edit button.
Also,this thread was MONTHS old,and you don't need to bump threads with pointless points that have incorrect grammar,as this is not a chatroom.
Last edited by Troodon (October 12, 2011 (03:28pm))
This was really amazing. It just surprised me, and is probably one of the best stop motions I've ever seen! Great work!
WOW this is your first film? The effects were stunning but the animation was a little bit choppy. But you have a real talent for brickfilming effects. Could you take a look at my wizard of oz post and give me ideas for some of my special effects! Wonderful job.
Thanks for this!
It was inspirational to see such high-quality animation in a brickfilm. It makes a film I'm editing now look jerky and rubbish:(
Didn't realise you posted the vid here too, thanks for explaining your motion capturing rig to me! However, do you have pictures? I think everyone would be interested in seeing how it looked before the after effects.
Hi everybody! It's been a long while since my last post.. My apologies, I was really busy the last year. But now, I'm back!! 2012 I'll be able to shot few lego videos, I reckon my next brick film will coming out in april! (I hope so because I haven't really started to film yet cause to some camera's problem)
Anyway, thanks guys for your comments, it's really cool!
To answer you brickmaster0803, obviously I couldn't film inside the AT cockpit, It's to small. So as for the snowspeeder's cockpit, I built bigger cockpits trying to get the best look like in the movie.
For you guys living in Germany, I've uploaded my video on dailymotion and vimeo now.
Reading the ForlornCreature's suggestion, I've found some pictures of my work today (I was a bit nostalgic to see them after all this time, one year ago), so you can have a look.
Random pictures
Exemple of steps for one shot
Last edited by musclemusemuseum (January 20, 2013 (12:54pm))
Amazing stuff! 
I m amazed! epoustouflant! je suis tres impressionne par cette reproduction, incroyable, quel travail!
Great job!
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