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Re: LEGO makes Bionicle film, Premiere 2003
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Wed, 9 Jan 2002 04:51:25 GMT
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The toys were designed along with the story. They are not "here's what it
would look like made of Legos" they ARE the Toa. That's why they looked like
that in every other thing ever made of them in CG. There's no point to the
masks, the Turaga, Makuta, etc, without the plot as laid out.

PS, in my opinion, that animation wasn't tooooo bad.

Agreed.  Though to be completely honest, they DID take some liberties in the CG
versions.  The arms and legs can bend, the heads can turn, they can stick their
weapons on their back.  In effect I guess the sets are "action figure" versions
of the animation characters, though contrary to most TV show/toy combinations,
the toys were made first and the animations were copied off of them.

   
         
   
Subject: 
Re: LEGO makes Bionicle film, Premiere 2003
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Date: 
Thu, 10 Jan 2002 02:25:39 GMT
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Good point about the animations. Course, without that, they couldn't really
walk...

In lugnet.technic.bionicle, Ray Kremer writes:
The toys were designed along with the story. They are not "here's what it
would look like made of Legos" they ARE the Toa. That's why they looked like
that in every other thing ever made of them in CG. There's no point to the
masks, the Turaga, Makuta, etc, without the plot as laid out.

PS, in my opinion, that animation wasn't tooooo bad.

Agreed.  Though to be completely honest, they DID take some liberties in the CG
versions.  The arms and legs can bend, the heads can turn, they can stick their
weapons on their back.  In effect I guess the sets are "action figure" versions
of the animation characters, though contrary to most TV show/toy combinations,
the toys were made first and the animations were copied off of them.

   
         
   
Subject: 
Re: LEGO makes Bionicle film, Premiere 2003
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lugnet.technic.bionicle
Date: 
Sat, 12 Jan 2002 00:46:51 GMT
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The moulded parts for the bionicle figures have joints, hydraulics, ect
anyway. Could they just make these parts seperateley and animate them
together in CG. Instead of the animations on the adverts where the
hydraulics, joints, ect are made from one part that just bends. Maybe they
could also have a motor or two added here and there, or maybe they could be
wearing armor to guard all the electrical gubbins of the robot, like the
peice the masks fit onto. this could be an armored plate intended to protect
the motors and stuff in the head.

P.S. I hope you don't mean that the destruction of makuta depends on 6 inch
tall robots lol (-8

 

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