Jomsviking raid, a Lego Viking battle
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2022
- The village of Jarl Frode is under attack by a Jomsvikings battalion. Will they survive?
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One of the best Lego stop motion animated videos ever. So cool you use a Lady Thor helmet and hairpiece for one of the Viking minfigs.
We had to be creative with his design. Glad it worked
this is sick
before Danes were a joke
Awesome I love the part with the archers
Awesome!
This is awesome!
Congrats!!!
Amazing stop motion battle! I am subscribed
The battle is great!
You got a lot of vikings
Got the Jomsvikings from Aliexpress in case your interested
I needed Thor
1000/100
❤️👏👏👏👏
Great video! Love this entry
Thx. Do you also have any feedback for next time?
@@crazybrotherfilms9165 overall really solid, a couple little things i would change
1) slight unnecessary camera movement. Try using a clicker or an app on your computer to remotely take pictures of your scene without having to handle the camera at all. I personally use stop motion studio pro on my computer and wirelessly connect it to my phone camera.
2) when doing the actual fighting sequences, try to incorporate more momentum (or easing in and out). Some of the motions seemed robotic, and there wasnt a lot of build-up or anything like that prior to a sword swing. In reality, weapons are quite heavy and it makes all the difference if you incorporate more easing in and out with each sword swing.
3) a bit of shadow/light flicker. It wasn’t too bad, but there were instances where there would be a random shadow that distracts from the main scene. Its almost impossible to get rid of 100%, but the less light flicker you have the more polished the video looks.
*something else that isnt necassary is maybe adding more frames. As mentioned earlier some if the motions did look choppy. Hard to say if it was the lack of easing in and out or if the frame rate was a bit lower than what im used to. I animate at 15fps, but remember that a smooth animation isnt necessarily a good one
Thanks for your advice. I’ll be sure to use this.
Also about the fps, I animate with different fps’ in most shots. Depends on how smooth I want it to be or how fast I want something to move. Like the Viking ship when it beached that shot was like 15 fps and the first fight between the wolf berserker and on the docks was 9 fps
@@crazybrotherfilms9165 ah okay nice, makes sense