Punch test

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A very short test to experiment with an alternate technique for a minifigure punch. I AM still going to make ninjas vs Zombies, for those who want to know, though don't expect it to come out for a while and I've got a few other short projects I want to do before I start work on it.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• hit
• punch
• LEGO
• brickfilm

[mnmtwinz]

NICE!!!! i'll use that cycle for sure! i always have problems when it comes to punches :D

[CheeseyBricks]

@mnmtwinz Do you want me to post the individual frames for reference?

[Zoot101]

It would be nice if his other hand did something other than stay stationary.

[CheeseyBricks]

@Zoot101 Good point. I was basing this punch off of my experiences in karate (I'm a brown belt), and you're supposed to keep your guard up with your non-punching hand, which I tried to recreate. I'll keep it in mind though for when animating the fights in NvZ.

[OnionAnimations]

Real original! Love new styles of Brickfilming techniques.

[DerTarchin]

Love the castle in the background!

[VIMStudios]

Would have liked it a lot more if the left leg would have come out a bit more out of the stud than just move a little bit. Great work though.

-Tejas VIM

[mnmtwinz]

@CheeseyBricks its okay. if you really want to though. you can make a tutorial. if you want! :P

[CheeseyBricks]

@Nellysplash Ah, it's a short blue technic pin attached with some blue plasticene. Pause around 0:16 and you can see it quite clearly.

[onelegostudio]

Nice castle! awesome punch efekt xD

[justkiddenanim8ion]

@nellysplash I think its clay.

[justkiddenanim8ion]

Loved when the arm stretched out; it was GENIUS! Awesome work.

[LegoJamesBond]

I like it