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!
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Well, this was originally the opening to my (failed) B.R.A.W.L entry. But, now that I don't want to show you guys my B.R.A.W.L entry because it's too embarrassing, I thought I'd show you this. This is a 9 frame walk cycle I tried out. I don't know if it was worth my 3 hours to do this much, but, meh.
Nice, what walk cylcle did you use?
You can't seriosly show us that and not post the full movie, it looks interesting, I think you should post it
Haha, I am not going to post the film. Although it's tempting, I feel my persona of a brickfilmer will be tarnished if I post it. 
Anyways, the walk cycle is like I said, is a 9 frame walk cycle I came up with. I may post a tutorial later, but, I don't know if it's good enough. 
Any more critique?
Come on, YOU HAVE TO POST THE FULL VERSION you can't just leave us hanging like this
The arms are too wide, but the legs look really well done. 
yea i agree it looked very good but unrealistic because his arms were flying up in the air like that for a simple walk
Ah, yes I really want to move onto 18-24 fps, just because I would like to take this on as a profession some day, and, hey, I need all the experience I can get
Anyways, I think the arms are a bit unrealistic too, but, I didn't notice that, at the time.
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