Lego weapons Reloaded

This is pretty much just a test of animation sound effects timing and special effects. I did not use my tri-pod from some reason




Feel free to comment, and point out problems.

Really for me the main issues I have with these videos (not only yours but alot of the youtubers I see here) I that there is a huge introduction that is usually longer then the actual meat of the clip.

*rant over*

I like the idea of showing them reloading. It looks very well done and almost realistic. The musket one, the only issue there is this guy pulls his stick (forgot the name) out of his side and then drops it on the floor. For someone who is loading after every shot I would think bending down to pick up the stick would be kinda dangerous and time consuming.

eclipsegrafx wrote:Really for me the main issues I have with these videos (not only yours but alot of the youtubers I see here) I that there is a huge introduction that is usually longer then the actual meat of the clip.

*rant over*

I like the idea of showing them reloading. It looks very well done and almost realistic. The musket one, the only issue there is this guy pulls his stick (forgot the name) out of his side and then drops it on the floor. For someone who is loading after every shot I would think bending down to pick up the stick would be kinda dangerous and time consuming.

Well he's not a soldier...

Thanks for the comment.

First, I shall start by saying, Excellent song. Then I'll say, 1, when reloading guns, have a piece to actually look like he's throwing away a clip. Good start, keep working on it. And watch Keshen8. Always watch his stuff. Over and over, just watch it.

667thLegion wrote:First, I shall start by saying, Excellent song. Then I'll say, 1, when reloading guns, have a piece to actually look like he's throwing away a clip. Good start, keep working on it. And watch Keshen8. Always watch his stuff. Over and over, just watch it.

I love Skillet. Thanks for the tips.

Maybe cut away the bottom of a gun so that the guy can hold onto it in his other hand to show that he's got a new ammo clip.

Sorry, rewatched it and your intro wasn't as long as most. Try to keep it down below 10 seconds (studies show you lose viewers after those 10 seconds).

I too am a Skillet fan. I really like the effects, the timing seemed pretty good, and the reloading and the swapping of magazines was brilliant! Looking forward to more!

eclipsegrafx wrote:Sorry, rewatched it and your intro wasn't as long as most. Try to keep it down below 10 seconds (studies show you lose viewers after those 10 seconds).

And those studies came from? I really enjoyed watching this Lukas amazing job, although I don't understand why he would drop the reloading stick on the ground.

Sweeeet! Nice affects, better than one's I've seen on YouTube.

Sounds effects and reloading are pretty cool.

Nice work Lukas.

Nice job, it seems very accurate.

Like others have said, the musket isn't that great, and you could have also used removable clips. The lighting and the FPS were also a bit sub-par IMHO. It's a good video though.

Nice work Lukas. How 'bout some removable clips?

I recorded some more weapons, (RPG-7v, M303, M85a1, mortars) I'll make a second one soon, with magazines

eclipsegrafx wrote:Really for me the main issues I have with these videos (not only yours but alot of the youtubers I see here) I that there is a huge introduction that is usually longer then the actual meat of the clip.

I immediately thought about this.

The reloading was very nice, but the stop motion all together is a little choppy.

Where did you get that 870? Did you make it, or buy it? Also, I like the music.

He made it. It's pretty cool, I didn't notice that some of the guns are custom before.

Darth Dan wrote:Where did you get that 870? Did you make it, or buy it? Also, I like the music.

I made it. I could make you one if I can find the parts.

Ok, but I need to get in the guild first.