8-bit Lego Stop motion

[mr_m0nks]

The title just doesn't do it justice, Well worth watching

http://www.break.com/index/8-bit-stop-m ... legos.html

[Super Laydock]

I like the IK+ refs, but don't see many other stop motion stuff later on in the vid.
Pretty nice stuff though.

[PC Engine Fan X!]

That definitely is some solid stop-motion with the Lego medium. 1,500 hours went into layering the bricks just right for that perfect shot of capturing one frame at 24fps.

I like the stop-motion video astethics portion...that definitely had to take some ingenuity to pull off. I've noticed with the Sony mini-DV based camcorders, there is a pixelated video mode that can be scaled (zoomed in or out) -- a fine tool/guide to use for them 8-bit game characters indeed for stop-motion purposes. ^_~

PC Engine Fan X! ^_~

[Lloyd Mangram]

I like the IK+ refs, but don't see many other stop motion stuff later on in the vid.

Apparently it's all stop motion. All that stuff you probably thought was just pixellated video is actually done with lego bricks. In this higher quality version, you can see the fine lines between the bricks/pixels.

[mr_m0nks]

The HD version:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qsWFFuYZYI

[Dragoforce]

Haha, my girlfriend showed it to me the other day. It was made by the husband of a friend of hers

Their other videos are almost more awesome!

[unsane]

I loved the music more than anything!

[Ed Oscuro]

Amazing once they stop showing that dude's dirty toenails.

The spinning effects were awesome...give the creators a medal!

[PC Engine Fan X!]

If the animators decide to do a sequel, I'd like to see some 1st person scrolling perspective stop-motion with the Lego brick medium. How about doing the classic Atari Lynx's Blue Lighting in lego form? It's possible. ^_~

PC Engine Fan X! ^_~

[Herr Schatten]

The music is all kinds of awesome.

The video was cool, too. Reminds me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZCjn1IHuvI