Dick McJohnnson

Yes of course! What I was meaning is, that making timelaps videos is very similar to making (lego) stop motion videos. You can learn many things about your equipment such as camera setings and lighting conditions. As you can see there is a very slow camera movement in this video, which was not easy to realize.

This is a timelapse video of a melting popsicle. Beside using iMovie for editing I only used free software. Cheese for taking the pictures with my webcam and avidemux for rendering them to a video. Doing timelapse videos there can be learned many things, first of all to take care for exactly the same lighting conditions for every single frame.

Last week I bought a racing car set from HAWK Blocks, which is the worst fake chinese Lego-like toy I have seen so far. The bricks are of very poor quality and larger than original Lego. So, this i a warning. I reviewed the racing car set on youtube... DO NOT BUY IT!

Thx a lot.

GOOD LUCK! (Doesn't look bad, so far!)

Some days ago I've ordered some Lego Star Wars sets from http://stores.ebay.at/lexgogo. Has anyone experience with this ebay shop or the ebay member "kangsn7"?

These are my first sets, Hoth Wampa Cave and Luke's Landspeeder <removed link>. Looking forward to buying some more!

My first Star Wars sets 8089 Hoth Wampa Cave an 8092 Luke's Landspeeder. I want more!!!!!!!!!!!

Next time I will try using 25 pictures. The Problem is that I have no software that is capable of onion skinng and HD resolutions. (At least 720p).

Good luck to everyone who is trying this.

The LEGO 7643 Air Show Plane. I am really happy, that I finally got one. It was really hard to find for a good price.

Today I bought 5 of the old NBA-Sets. I am not sure if I should open the boxes. They seem to be pretty old.

So... ....here they are! More information on my blog!

Is anyone collecting NBA sets? A toyshop nearby has some of them in stock. (3 NBA players for € 5,--)

Yesterday I saw "Just Go with It", it was quite funny, but won't become an all-time favourite.