A very elegant,stylish gold mobile suit.A-must-have if you are a gold lover.Btw,did i mention that i am a Char's fan?

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Finally!Enjoy...

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Just a simple tips for those who had GN-X III A-Laws and ESF Type

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Oasis - Goal Soundtrack - Cast No Shadow (UNKLE Mix)Noel on vocals

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Part I in a new series that I will be working on. This project took me 5 months to make, working on it only in my free time. I used Vegas Movie Studio software. I am eager to begin work on Part II and III as they will involve chase sequences in the big city. Hopefully by Part III the new toys for Revenge of the Fallen will be released and I can use them for the animation. Thanks for watching, and please subscribe to be notified of further installments!

MAKING OF

Software: Vegas Movie Studio 9.0

Camera Movements

I have a small 'dolly' that my camera fits into with wheels on it. It is made out of K'nex and has wheels on it that are adjustable for a variety of movements. Notice camera movements in the first 4 opening shots, the lockdown corridor shot, when the robot is being shot at, and when it runs and transforms.

Sets

The two sets were made on a small workshop table in my room. The black walls of the CIA center are black poster boards. Legos are great for a variety of set pieces because they provide great scene damage, which includes the control panel, CIA building, and other props. They also allow set pieces to be customized to what is needed for the scene. K'nex are also great for building set pieces and other structures. Most other set pieces came from miscellaneous objects.

The city set, which will be a lot larger in Part II, took some time to create. The CIA building is built out of legos, while all other buildings are cardboard food boxes overlaid with construction paper. The road is a piece of black poster board with construction paper.

Special Effects

There were very minimal special effects in this video, but a few that I wanted to mention. The electric current that flashed across the robot's face was created in GIMP 2, which is a free image-editing program. All that is done is to add the desired effect to each frame of animation, but change it slightly from frame to frame. The same was done with the machine gun bursts and bullets ricocheting off of the robot.




My favorite effect was making the CIA building debris fly when the robot crashed through it. I built a rigging made of K'nex above the set and hung down pieces of sewing thread, which I taped to the lego pieces of the building. In each shot I moved the pieces forward by means of the rigging above. The shot was only 6 frames, but lasted just long enough to give the desired effect.

Most of my mid-air shots of objects are partially obscured outside of the field of view, such as the robot tumbling through the air and transforming at the end. Where the viewer cannot see, there are supports holding the robot while giving the impression that it is actually in mid-air. My supports are a type of tool-clamp that clip onto objects and suspend them.




Sound Effects

Copied from personal videos and movies then added in. Some sound effects were difficult to find because I had a specific sound in mind, such as the security alarm. Sounddogs.com provides a great selection of sound effects.

Lighting

2 to 3 adjustable desk lamps mounted above the set. It helps to have the set next to an object that the lamps can be mounted to, such as a shelf, door, or piece of furniture. Sometimes I use a kitchen stool to mount my lights on. I use clear light bulbs, not white-glazed, because they emit an unwanted orange glow.

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Explaining about the Bazzoka and the Fin Funnels. I was kinda dissapointed when I found out that only 2 Fin Funnels could detach. =(
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GN-001 Gundam Exia!(See my profile for more gundam models!)

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GN-002 Gundam Dynames!(See my profile for more gundam models!)

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