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Legolax Vs. Ostridge
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moo animations

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Category:   Action, Comedy
Length:   00:05:01
Date Added:   June 19th 2006
Format:   Divx

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Hope you like this one. Feedback and ideas are welcome as I'm trying to improve this hybrid 3D-with-2D technique...

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For those of you out there that have been waiting for a Lego 2D/3D crossover animation featuring chickens and ostriches, your wait is over.

If you like Roadrunner cartoons or the wacky races, you should like this, provided you can wait for the huge download. The picture quality is very good, but the animation is pretty basic in a Flash style.

Not really a Brickfilm in the traditional sense, but I have not been programmed to make that decision.

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