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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!
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2 x 4's really help.
Double-sided faces are always very useful.
Yes. Very.
Double-sided faces are always very useful.
I actually find them rather annoying. I hate it when you can see a double sided head's mouth sticking out from under a hairpiece. If I ever need to change a minifigure's head in order to show emotion, I just take off the head and put on a new one between frames.
Yeah, double-faced heads cannot wear hats.
What Lego parts do you think should be required to be a good animator?
You don't need any pieces to be a good animator. However, if you want good set/character design, it's always good to have a whole load of basic pieces, some stranger pieces for texture and greebles (AFOL term), and the completely odd pieces for awesome giant robots and stuff. Also, elaborating on what Hazzat said, it's always good to have some double-sided heads for comedic, or dramatic effect. If you have any problems with the other side of the head sticking out from under the hairpiece, you can always get a different head in there.
Stud Studios wrote:What Lego parts do you think should be required to be a good animator?
You don't need any pieces to be a good animator.
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