Pokemon Gengar Model Kit Build - STOP MOTION ANIMATION

[@Pink.Petasma]

The animation elements were a primo addition! I'm in love with the flooring in the tiny house. I want it in my home!

[@slyshand]

Thank you very much! I figured out how to add hand drawn effects and now the big videos take longer, but if I'm careful the small videos work out pretty good! and I started making DnD terrain and that floor ended up working out super good for that!

[@michaellechite]

Another great showing sir! That laugh though... 👻

[@slyshand]

Thank you very much! I had fun pretending to be a voice actor XD

[@Mephiof]

Ha! Noice^^

[@slyshand]

Thank you!

[@MrMcgee-me6bu]

I have to ask, you made the pokemon noise right? also, what makes the pokemon kits appealing? for the sake of stop motion, I'd think there would be less ways for the character to express and act than gunpla.

[@slyshand]

Pokémon noise / voice that’s me yep ^__^’ The Pokémon kits are fun for a quick fun low stress build. Some restriction or complete lack of articulation makes for getting creative to see how to make it interesting, if at all. (Some day I might try to alter it to give it articulation. Maybe make it into a proper puppet)

[@MrMcgee-me6bu]

@@slyshand I would love to see how you can animate something like that and give it a dynamic feel, because the closest thing I can think of would be to outright remove certain limbs of the main body, pose, and edit in post. forgot to say, Great job with the voice!

[@slyshand]

I think it'd get pretty involved. Saws, putty, painting. The whole 9 yards, especially for jigglypuff, Gengar might be less stressful to try to give him more character. And definitely thank you ^____^