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About Stickfas
About Stickfas
Im wondering how these toys are to work with. Are they fairly solid in their posing.? Do they hold a pose well? Do any of you have example videos you have made using them?
- Johnny_Brento
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Re: About Stickfas
Personally, I've never used them. This video shows them being used pretty well though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvJr66cZUhc
- Will_B
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Will_B wrote:
Personally, I've never used them. This video shows them being used pretty well though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvJr66cZUhc
Yeah, I think I'm going to have to look into these. It seems like they animate pretty well. There are some really fun shorts with them on Youtube.
- Johnny_Brento
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Seems like the company that made these has a broken website. I've found links on many of the Stikfa figures product pages at Amazon point to a missing site. Too bad, because some of the cooler sets all seem to be sold out!
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I looked a few years ago at possibly getting some stikfas, and it seems like even then if was difficult to find the cooler figures. Bummer. Did you see Anthony Scott's tutorials over on stopmotionanimation.com ? They're basic tutorials, but he uses stikfas to an amazing extent.
- Will_B
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Re: About Stickfas
Will_B wrote:
I looked a few years ago at possibly getting some stikfas, and it seems like even then if was difficult to find the cooler figures. Bummer. Did you see Anthony Scott's tutorials over on stopmotionanimation.com ? They're basic tutorials, but he uses stikfas to an amazing extent.
I'll look for them. Thanks!
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