Printed Circuit video clip made entirely from LEGO

Stop-motion filmmaker and AFOL Chris Salt (0ldScratch) has created an entirely brick-animated video clip for one of the latest tracks by Printed Circuit. This is some of the smoothest brick animation I’ve seen and the use of the M-Tron torsos is brilliant.

Suggested by Pete Reid and my apologies to Pete, Chris and our readers for taking so very long to finally get it posted.

8 Responses to “Printed Circuit video clip made entirely from LEGO”

  1. Loved it! Fantastic brickwork, and great “bopping” animation.

  2. I love it!

    But seriously, 01:43 bedtime? What a lame party.

  3. I love this one, have do for quite a while.

    Really want to find out just how those faces are made, and wrapped around the minifig heads. Then I could try lip-syncing! ^_^

  4. *done

  5. I expected a video that’s really made entirely of LEGO (I wouldn’t count the special effects as LEGO (faces, shower etc.)). And what piece are the fries and the sponge?

  6. ^ It sounds like you need to get out more. The fries are, as stated on the video, LEGO rubber bands. The sponge I’m not so sure about.

  7. ^ True, but still I wouldn’t call it entirely from LEGO. :) I don’t know, I was just disappointed to see the animated face. I suck. :|

  8. printed circuit Says:

    Thanks everyone for your kind comments about this film. I just wanted to say that if you want more info about the music or animators involved you can head to http://printed-circuit.net – I also currently have a limited stock of Coffee Hole t-shirts designed by Oblong Pictures which I thought may be of interest to fans of the film. Thank you for your support, I am very grateful to you for posting this vid on your site!