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I'm pretty sure you have to make the video FOR this challenge. I couldn't find it, but I'm pretty sure I read it somewhere in this thread.
The rule is that you can enter anything, so long as it hasn't been previously released.
But since that was released a year ago, it's not valid.
I made an entry, however, every time I upload it, it messes up and comes out with strange quality. I sadly may not be able to enter my entry.
Then I'll have a chance to win this challenge. 
Whats the new challange?
Alright then.
ANIMATION CHALLENGE: Shooting a Gun Without VFX.
Deadline: Sunday the 22 of July 2012.
Darn it. So I can't enter that..? Well, I don't have any time to make another.. so I guess I'm out.
Gosh, that's one of the few things I am good at! Too bad I will be out of town for that... Good luck entrants!
I decided to whip an entry up in about 30 minutes
I think it turned out okay...
Enjoy!
Thanks for the entry!
I was going to do test for shooting Guns anyway, so I'm gonna enter.
My entry, hope you hate it. http://youtu.be/ekVQoy_GR5s
After seeing everyone elses, I think mine is horrible. 
Oh well. here it is:
Youtube
P.S. I know, I know. I need to dust my base plate.
Thanks for the entries!
OrderedStudios entered this challenge with a video, though he can't post anything on the site for some reason. I think he is trying to fix it.
He asked if I could post the video for him, so here it is.
OrderedStudios Entry:
OrderedStudios' Entry
Last edited by StormofCake (July 19, 2012 (01:15am))
MrLegoProductions wrote:After seeing everyone elses, I think mine is horrible
I thought yours was actually one of the best so far!
Thanks. 
Thanks!
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