Topic: Is it bad to use Ketchup?
Is it bad to use Ketchup on Brickflims? 
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Is it bad to use Ketchup on Brickflims?
1. This should me in the tecnique forum.
2. It isn't very good to as it looks like, well...ketchup.
3. WA HA HA HA HAAAAA!!!
Well, I'm asking is Ketchup good for Blood in a brickflim. 
2. It isn't very good to as it looks like, well...ketchup.
He just told you.
Did we all just get laid?
This thread isn't pointless, he was asking if ketchup was alright to use as blood in a brickfilm (of course he could have tried it himself)(and he could've explained it proporly)(aaaand he should've posted this originaly in the technique forum)
huh, maybe it is pointless.
Well, Darkman used it as blood in Zombie Attack2. I use clay and it works fine.
Ketchup on LEGO minifigs? Mm, I've never tried it before, but I don't see why not. Ketchup can make just about anything taste good.
yes, i might try ketchup on minifigs too. it sounds good
I made it once for like 2 years ago with a friend. We took to much and.... it went sticky. 
I do not recommend it.
I don't know, plastic doesn't taste very good in general. But I'd give it a try.
To bad that that was obviously faked, because that would be an awesome talent.
it wasnt.
It's a well-known German game show.
- Aaron
I think if you animated with ketchup on the minifigures, it would smell really bad after a while.
-JK
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