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EPISODE 1 (Part 1) This is the pilot episode of "MINI FIGS - MINI GIGS". Joker is about to set-up a prank in the neighborhood public toilet. Find out what he is up to and who are the unfortunate ones to get pranked! Please feel free to leave comments and suggestions. Thank you! YOUTUBE CHANNEL - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCruCdEL3B3iqJRj1Zp8ky6w - WIFEY BLOCKS -
A fast paced Isekai for your enjoyment!
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A terrible Eggcident happens when the Easter Bunny is laying down eggs for kids to find!! Will all be OKAY??
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You can now watch all of season 1 of Being Pirates as one short film. I changed some things and added new music. Enjoy! It took me a while, but here it is, the season finale: Episode 6: Vane Indeed. I hope you enjoy and stick around for the after credits scene: And here is episode 5: Episode 4 is up: I've completed Episode 3: Battle at Sea: Episode 2 is online! UPDATE: Episode 1 is online. So if you're up for a swashbuckling adventure filled to the brim with humor, bantering pirates, and pirates being very piraty, then watch Being Pirates! If you like it, feel free to subscribe on youtube and you'll be notified when there's a new episode. Also let me know what you think! Hello There! The formidable Barracuda Bay got me out of my dark ages last march and reignited my Lego fever, especially for lego pirates. I'm new here, but actually many years ago I was a regular Eurobricks visitor, and it was great to discover this site is still up and well. Lockdown was also helpful in resurrecting an old hobby: making lego stop-motion films. I'm working hard on a pirate series called Being Pirates. Here's the trailer: The first episode is coming soon. If you like the trailer, consider subscribing. Thanks! -
Little MOC tribute to one of my childhood heroes, Tim Brooke-Taylor from The Goodies who has very sadly passed away due to COVID-19. [MOC] The Goodies by jp-30, on Flickr
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Really enjoyed making this one. When the mariachi figure was revealed as part of CMF i instantly though of the Amigos -
Hi everyone, I'm here today to present you my latest creation : a theatre stage and is modular background. Inspired by the look of one of the most important public theatres in France during the seventeenth century - the Théâtre du Palais-Royal –, this MOC makes possible to represent all the comedies you want ! The main part of this MOC is the stage itself and, of course, the arc of stage with the curtain. The arc uses some Lego architecture building techniques to represent with the most accuracy the Palais-Royal's arc of stage as we know it from archive's documents. This is the very one place where Moliere has represented his most famous plays. Thanks to a few techniques pieces hidden inside the structure, the built is very strong and can be easily handled without breaking. At the back of the theater, there is a very simple mecanisme who makes possible the openning of a trappe on the stage. There also a little door who makes possible to stock extra pieces and minifigure's accessories under the stage. These pieces and minifigure's accessories come from the other part of this project. Indeed, beside the stage, this MOC come with a secondary kit of pieces. Inspired by the rebuilt's process "3 in 1" from the Creator's modeles, this set of pieces makes possible to build several stage background and accessories to represent multiple wealthy interiors : the « salon » who come with a sedan chair ; the scientist's cabinet with a telescope ; the diner's room with a table, an armchair and a carpet ; and the bedroom with, of course, the bed ! And finaly, this MOC uses five minifigures who represent actors and actresses. As real actor changing costume between differents plays, these minifigures can exchange heads, hairs and accessories to incarne different characters. This MOC make possible to represent at least six comedies of Molière, the most famous playwriter on french literature : Dom Juan, Tartuffe, The Misanthrope, The Imaginary Invalid (Le Malade imaginaire), The Learned Ladies (Les Femmes savantes) and The Affected Young Ladies (Les Précieuses ridicules). But, of course, minifigures and pieces can be used to build any other play ! I have presented this MOC on Lego Ideas because I think it could be a really cool Lego set for everyone ! So, if you like it, you could support it and share it ! ;-) (you also can see other picture with more close up on Ideas) Thank you everyone, don't hesitate to leave a comment to tell me what do you think of this MOC !
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Created as an entry to the Anime themed Jackschallenge #4 through Jacksfilms. Wish me luck!
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An average walk in a dark, eerie park turns out to be much more than just clippity-clomping hooves down a path... Starring: Matthew Kimball - https://www.youtube.com/5Kanimations Mary Charles - http://www.bricksinm...orums/user/1329 Benjamin Ely - (that's me!) https://www.youtube.com/rioforce Liam Siegler - https://www.youtube....Productions2000 Special thanks to Guy Commanderson for allowing me to use his awesome music! You can listen to the full background track here: https://soundcloud.c...son/possessions Made for BRAWL 2016 on Bricks in Motion.
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Brick Shenanigans - Star Wars Hello everyone over at Eurobricks! For the past few weeks, I've been working on a solo man stopmotion animation project based upon Star Wars. What inspired me to do this genre (comedy) was the Robot Chicken series of Star Wars episodes which made me want to see if it could be done in Lego form. I hope you like this episode, I plan to do more but in different themes in the future (Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones etc). Thanks for taking time to watch the video, if you like what you see, feel free to subscribe. We have more exciting projects to come! Feel free to give your opinions below. P.s. Greenscreen was planned for this video, although a few mistakes prevented this from happening. *NOTE - Can't seem to get the video to display in the post, but rather only in link form.
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Hey there, This brickfilm tells a funny story about how the tire was invented in the Stone Age. But from today's point of view it might not be as useful as it seemed. We've recently made this film for the Steinerei 2017, a German Brickfilmfestival, and we even got the 1st place voted by the other participants and 3rd voted by the audience.
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Hello everyone ! My latest brickfilm... A sheep finds a hat, and decides to wear it. But the herd doesn't like the original idea... A fable about trends and choices in the modern world!
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A scene from one of the greatest comedy movies of all time Who's Singin' Over There? (Ko to tamo peva). The film tells a story about a group of passengers traveling by bus to Belgrade but on their way there they come across many problems, such as this shaky bridge the bus should drive over. I've also made the Moc into a project over at Lego Ideas, so if anyone would like to support it you can do that here: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/83f13efc-9885-48cf-9ebd-3abc197234fe Thanks in advance! 1 by legomanijak, on Flickr 2 by legomanijak, on Flickr 3 by legomanijak, on Flickr 4 by legomanijak, on Flickr 5 by legomanijak, on Flickr 6 by legomanijak, on Flickr 7 by legomanijak, on Flickr 8 by legomanijak, on Flickr 9 by legomanijak, on Flickr 11 by legomanijak, on Flickr
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Hi! Any fans of the improvising tv show Whose Line Is It Anyway? (UK 1988-1999, US 1998-2007, 2013-) We are doing an impro night with our friends this weekend and I wondered if there would be anybody interested in suggesting Whose Line? related texts for this week and future use? You can easily send your suggestions with this form, thanks in advance for everyone who has time and ideas for us: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9SHQs65jWKorDgIQ-m7I8aGp2zZaqCbSIJZGQuBkL-XNWOQ/viewform?c=0&w=1 If you're not yet familiar with this tv show, just search "Whose Line" in YouTube and pick any video. They're all hilarious!
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I'm animating now!
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Taking a look back at the many themes Lego has introduced over the years, it can be truly mind boggling... but at the same time, there is a sort of internal logic and evolution over the years. Project INO is an attempt at a long form dramedy comic series using a multitude of lego themes. While still in its infancy, there are many plans for this series. Check out more at http://ino.channel80.org But in the mean time, here is a quick little sample. The background Earth shots are created by Paul Wellington as part of his Brickville project (http://www.flickr.co...os/51756571@N06) and are used with permission, while the ships and photographic sets are original to Project: INO. For those wanting to continue where this leaves off, the comic index can be accessed from the 'archive' button on the side bar at http://ino.channel80.org/
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Here is my second episode of Space Mess To read the first episode click here! Thanks for reading!! Space. The Final Frontier. Too bad we can't keep 'em out of it. Third one is still in the planning, but its going to be good, so the wait will be worth it Thanks for viewing! Constructive Criticism appreciated
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I've recently started working on a comic series, a sci-fi comedy entitled: "Space Mess". This is my first episode of my new comic series, so enjoy and I'd appreciate all constructive criticism. The images are a little large, but I think that its alright. There are 8 pages so its a little longer then I intended, but oh well, what can I do, I went overboard I guess Thanks for reading!! Space. The Final Frontier. Too bad we can't keep 'em out of it. I've actually already created the second episode, but you'll have to wait a bit to read that one Thanks for viewing! Constructive Criticism appreciated
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[pid][/pid] A Bluecoat and a Redcoat vie for the attentions of an island lady, and each ends up with the mate he deserves. It's not a comic? Screw the rules. They're guidelines anyway. I did it my way. This is war. As usual, comments are more than welcome.
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Here it is ! The third installment from the adventures of Henri & Edmond, PLASTIC LOVE! (english subtitles available) Enjoy, share, and feel free to give some feedback! :)
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Hello Everyone, So this year I had a go at making a Brickfilm in my spare time. It's my first attempt, a street race through classic LEGO sets of the 1990s which turns into an all-out police chase! Hope you enjoy - all comments welcome! Thanks, BrickingIt24
