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- Hope you enjoy this Star Wars inspired LEGO stop motion movie I made more than 30 years ago. It is shot on Super 8 film, which means that this is real handicraft made on real film, no digital effects. I started planning it when I was 14 and spent 6 years in total making it. The film was broadcast on UK The Children's Channel, Swedish SVT and Norwegian NRK. It was rejected by LEGO, who for some reason found it too violent. Best regards, Christian Stage.
The fact that it's been over 7 years and this doesn't have as many views as The Magic Portal is crazy! This is incredible! The massive sets, the super cool minifigures, the effects and those camera movements were so well done! And the voice acting was really great! I hope more people see this classic piece of brickfilming history! It's just too good to be ignored!
Hi Chazin, thanks for your nice comment and support. I agree, 5000 views is not much on youtube, and I'm surprised to see how many views other movies get. I have nvever done anything to advertise the film og link it, so maybe that's part of the explanation. My idea was not get as many views as possible, just to make it availble online. However, I'm very pleased with the more than 100 nice comments i have received. PS. The magic portal is also a gret film. Cheers from Christain
Yet another brick film Im finding now. Love the action, the effcts are super cool! I love the look of movies shot on real film.
This film is incredible! A true diamond in the rough. The size and scale of some of the shots are simply amazing, especially so considering it was made so long ago. An absolute delight to watch. Thank you sir, for making this masterpiece of a brickfilm.
Hi Big Jake Thomas! Thank you so much for your comment, it really meant a lot to me, especially coming from a "kindred spirit" super lego animator like you! I've been watching some of your movies now, and I really enjoy your classic animation and your sense of humour. I'm amazed to see the quality (and quantity) of your work, And it warms my lego heart to see how much you rely on in-camera effects and traditional stop motion rather than prefabricated digital effects. I especially enjoyed Moonbase. Best regards from Stavanger, Norway. Christian.
how did you make the legos with paint or with a sharpie?
Paint and permanent pens. And all kind of small plastic parts I found around ...
wow its jake
Diamond in the RoUGH 🎵
This is an amazing film. I love the classic feel it has and all of the practical effects.
Thank you very much for your genuine and nice comment, ANP! It was good fun and a heck of a lot of work to do all the practical effects.
This is a certified hood classic
An impressive work of mixed media brickfilm art! 👏👏👏
Thank you very much for your appreciation, Paganomation! Have a great day!
The filmography in this old ass brickfilm is insane.
Mr H, thank you for your insanely nice comment! I'm glad you like my begone days film! Christian
This film is fantastic, a classic. I certainly would love to see a remake of this done, but with the same film-grain texture to give it that classic, retro look
Thanks a lot for your nice comment, Headless Horseman! I gave up filming a long time ago, so a remake is not going to come from my side. So, unless Disney's picking up on it .... 🙂Christian
Ah, the glory of the CZcams recommended page. I'm really happy that I found this! Everything here is amazing. Large sets, wonderful audio quality, nice practical effects, and a 15 minute run time? Amazing.
Thanks B&B for your appreciative comment. This was my big opus you know, so I'm really happy that write to me. Thank you! Christian
This is better than actual star wars these days
And you can take that to the bank, Minibuiler! Thank you for your great comment! Christian
This really needs more attention! It’s such a well animated dedicated film for it’s time
Amazing work! Really well done! Good luck You in everything!
Wow, that was a great film! Really cool choice of soundtrack, too. It fits with the sci-fi/fantasy/Star Wars theme you were going for.
Thank you very much HRP! Old LP records with Tchaikovsky and Debussy. Cheers from Christian
this is absolutely incredible. I grew up with Lego and staged all sorts of battles, so I really appreciate this. everything, from the pacing to the music to the voices and special effects, is absolutely perfect. the whole thing screams Lego, or at least what it was at the time. without a doubt this is the greatest brickfilm I have ever seen.
Dear Toa, thanks a lot for your comment to my movie. It means a lot to me that someone like you write this, now 27 years after I completed the movie. Of course the new official LEGO movies are much more fancy, but at least I made this with my bare hands and a Super-8 camera before digial effects even existed :-) Best regards from another LEGO fan in Norway. Christian
I love the design
Also the protagonists sound like they've jumped universe from Thomas the tank Engine
Thanks for your compliment, dear Hundolin!
I am always searching for the unknown hidden animation gems and this is one of the rare moments.
I love this. The effects are remarkably well done for that time, the camera work gives a feeling of scale and epicness. I especially like to see brickfilms from before there were official Lego Star Wars Sets. I assume the camera was very clunky. How did you move it through the tiny sets?
Hi Schuschinus! Thanks a lot for your comment to my brickfilm. It means a lot to me to receive such nice words from a fellow bricklover almost 30 years after I completed the film. Yes the camera was big, but not that big (around 30 cm long, 15 high and 10 wide). All my sets had removeable walls, so that I could point the lens inside. The camear had a very good macro-lens which made the sets and the "actors" look big, which helped a lot on the epicness. But of course, some of the sets were also quite big. I filled the whole attic of my parents. Best regards from Christian, Norway.
Anyone else randomly getting recommended this epic, old animation
Hi Time warper, I have never done anything to promote the film, but I guess it gets recommended from time to time 🙂
you deserve much more recognition. This is art.
Thanks Joshua, it's always nice to receive some priase from a fellow LEGO movie enthusiast like yourself. PS I enjoyed watshing your films a lot :-) Cheers from Christian in Norway
+Christian Stage No problem, I really enjoyed watching this, and thanks for watching my films! Which ones did you watch? I mean, they are all more modern than yours, yet not as good in most cases.
I watched many of them, and being a Star Wars fan, I liked the Battle of Gotleg best :-). Thanks for the comliment!
Christian Stage Any time. :)
This is terrific. Really high quality, ambitious stuff.
I like the music in the beginning and war scene which reminds me of the music of Disney's 1959 Sleeping Beauty and the voices to the characters. This is a real fantastic film!
I assumed you must be older now and I still can't believe what you did when you were younger. You are a brick film master
That’s outstanding work. Just Inspiring me to try and get better at stop motion
brilliant film, it felt so classic and the effects were great
Wow! What an amazing film! Such a hidden gem, everything about it was just awesome, the old nostalgia feel and the practical effects and not to mention the large scale/effect. It really feels like a living world
Hi Top Trooper, just wanted to say thanks for your nice comment. To me, it really was a living world which I lived in back when I made the film. Christian
@@christianstage8404 allgoods mate! Yeah I can see why, you did this very well 👌
This is amazing can’t believe I haven’t seen this till now
I love this so much, it brings me back to the old times when my brain had nothing to worry about except lego going out of stock :)
Hahaha, that's a good one, and yes, those were the days my friend :-)
This was awesome. Really great job!
Thank you very much, sqrabbit!
This is amazing! so many smart filming techniques were used as well as classic lego charm, great builds, great effects, and great animation.
Thank you Spototonic for your nice compliments! Have a great day!
A work of art. A masterpiece
a true majesty
Thank you, your highness!
this is my all time favorite lego film ever made. the settings and quality is truly amazing for 1987.
Piece of history
This was on my homepage today. Guess I'm gonna watch it
still amazing after 8 years
Amazing and impressive work!
Absolute brilliant masterpiece!
this is absolutely amazing
i have been around for less than a month and have wice to amount of subscribers. How doe this happen? You deserve more
Thanks for your compliment LEGO 600 - and by the way your films are fun and good. I don't do any marketing at all, I don't send the link to any freidns and so on, so the people who watch it just happen to find it by themselves. I'm not a very active user of social media, maybe that's why. Cheers!
thx i found you by looking at big jake's comments
Easily one of the most impressive stopmotions on CZcams. The practical set designs and effects are crazy 👌
One of the best of it's kind. Love the style, love the appeal. Good job. Straight good job
Thank you very much for your straight and nice compliment, Fodcom!
Very well done ! I like it ! Has a late 70s/early 80s vibe .
Thanks for your nice comment, Mike! I'm glad that you appreciate it. Christian
This is by far the best stop motion I've ever seen!
Thanks Mr. Baseball Inferno (whatever that means ...). It's so nice to see that people are still appreciating it. Thanks again! Christian
Sure!
the really good animated lego films during the early youtube days really are something special. This is what animation should be like, not with all the special effects. A truly brilliant piece, just like the lego animation "the magic portal"
Thanks a lot Nexus! Good to hear that my ol' film can still entertain. Cheers from Christian, Norway.
I’m glad I stumbled on this, this is extremely under appreciated, fantastic animation!
I love and miss lego animations in this style
Hi James, thans for your warming comment. Agree, real stop motion is the best. Cheers from Christian
A masterpiece,proving that you can create anything you put your mind to
What an impressive, stylistic and wonderfully vintage gem. More brickfilms should have orchestral scores and practical explosives.
I can't even fanthom into words how incredible this film is in tone and animation, well done!
Dear Arthur, please accept my deepest gratitude for your overwhelming comment. It means a lot to me, now more than 30 years after I made the film. Best regards from Christian
HOLY MARY MOTHA OF GOD! I was expecting something simple yet sweet. But damn, that's pure amazing right there man! Give this man a medal! This not only got me really nostalgic, but I love how much it reminds me of old 70's and 80's movies like The Thing, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, The Gumby Movie, Captain Nemo and the Underwater City, and so much more I forgot the names of! Also those 2 who disliked, do you not know what true art is when you see one?
Dear Super Clone, thanks a lot for your super comment. I'm really glad you enjoy this film I made more than 30 years ago. And please don't hesitate to send me the medal .... Cheers from Christian
Anytime! I am actually a lego filmmaker myself. I don't have anything uploaded yet but I will really soon! Cheers from Super Clone
That was awesome! Gave me a lot of nostalgia for times I only remember as a kid. I hope that youtube algorithm will recommend it to more people
Thanks Grzegorz, for your nice comment. Yes, everything was better in the old days, weren't they? PS: Are you Grzegorz from Lego Masters? Christian
Awesome....
Old... But very new..!
You need a Oscar for patience and genitally...!
You are the Master...!
Best bricks regards....
Respect! The very best Lego stop motion movie..!!!!
R.
Thanks Roby for your nice comment! Yes I should have received the oscar for best patience. I remember that when I finally finished I was very sick and tired of it and I never want back to do any more animation after that. Christian
Brilliant. Simply brilliant. I actually can honestly say this is the best stop motion animation on CZcams of all time. The cinematography, the scale, everything in movie is stunning. Thank you for constructing a masterpiece of film over the coarse of 6 years. Your dedication and patients led to something truly remarkable. Thank you.
Mr Macaroni, I'm sincerely grateful for your comment. It means a lot to me to get this response to my film after so many years. Yes it took a lot of time and patience, and I often think it wasn't worht it. Therefore it means extra much for me when someone appreceiate the work. Best regards from Christian
How wounderfull and entertaining. I truly enjoyed it. Iwould like to get more infos about how its made, or background details or photos!
The scene of the droid melting was truly brilliant practical effects!
Hi NonoNunes, I'm glad you liked it. The melting scene was the "talk of the town" when the when the film came out back then. Take care! Christian
32 years since it has been finished? WOW! This film's quality exceeds that by SO MUCH! I love this!
Thank you very much Whiteout! I'm really glad that it still cretes some exitement, it warms my brick-heart. Christian
You should make this into a book series
Wow, what a crazy idea, Virginia! Do you want to be the ghost writer? Christian
this is so fire, i love this
Thanks for you nice comment, dear Gulliblejackass! Christian
Really amazing, i loved everything!
Thanks Wookie, that's really nice to hear! Take care! Christian
Always come back to this video, hope you are doing well!
Words can’t describe how good this animation is, the visual effects are astounding the Explosions, the figures being tossed around and melted by the jet engines was spectacular
And I still can’t believe this was made in 1989. bravo!
Dear Cowerdnerd, thanks for your nice comment. Remember, Star Wars was made in 1977, so spectacular SFX were already invented (no comparison, by the way). Take care, Christian
So uh . . . is this technically older than The Magic Portal?
Whatever the case, it's incredible!
OMG this is awesome! It's almost as if it was made by lucasfilm itself great job
Dear Howard, thanks for your appreciation. I get really proud to hear a comment like that. And sorry for not replying sooner. Take care, Christian
Star trek vibs, very good
Hey wow, this is amazing!
Thank you for your nice comment, Mensen! Cheers from Christian
how the- only 442 likes?! this is criminally underrated, this is great considering the time/year it was made! and made at home alone too no less. And you spend 6 years on this?! You deserve like 900 likes my boy!
Thank you very much Julianito. I have to say that I appreciate every one of the 442 likes and even more the 100+ nice comments. It will probably reach 900 by the time I retire :-)
Retro Scifi at it's finest!
This was so cool!
Hi Connor, I'm really gald you like my film! Thanks for your nice comment! Cheers from Christian
Wow what a hreat brickfilm! Please make more!
Thank you Joan! But sorry, there will not be more films from my side ...
This is one of the best films I have ever seen. For its time that was created is very amazing. I liked the designs, the practical effects that you used in this brickfilm (I am learning stop motion for myself). Greetings from Mexico!
Hi there in Mexico! Sincerely thank you for your very nice comment! I really appreciate it, and best of luck with your stop motion! Christian
@@christianstage8404 Thank you! 😀
Ha! I've been looking for this as I had some vague memories watching parts of this movie on NRK back in the days. It did not disappoint.
Hei Jensen, det var utrolig morsomt. Stemmer at filmen var på NRK tilbake i 1990 eller 91 og de gjorde til og med et lite intervju med meg. Veldig hyggelig at du husket den. beste hilsen fra Christian
@@christianstage8404 husker du hva NRK programmet heter? har inslage på VHS men den inneholder ikke navnet på programet.
@@kristians.jensen2036 Hei Kristian, dette var interessant. Jeg fant nettopp frem det gamle inslaget som jeg fikk av NRK på VHS og siden har overført til digitalt filformat. Men det står ikke hva programmet heter og jeg kommer heller ikke på det akkurat nå. Jeg har sikkert skrevet det ned et eller annet sted, men da må jeg begynne å rote i gamle kasser. Det var Bjørn-Ola Bjørntoft som var programleder. Jeg var også med i et program på britiske Children's Channel som het Roustabout, der jeg også ble intervjuet og de viste klipp fra filmen. Det var store tiden for meg :-). Veldig hyggelig og morsomt at du har programmet og interesserer deg for filmen min, til og med nå 33 år etter. Takk! Du lager kanskje animasjonsfilm selv? Hilsen Christian
@@christianstage8404 Hei igjen, tok meg litt tid å svare. NRK serien har den ikke så fantasifulle tittlene "kort og animert" Jeg lager desverre ikke animasjonsfilmer men jeg jobber i TV bransje. Samt driver en podcast som heter "Norsk Kultfilm". En podcast hvor vi tar for oss norsk kultfilmer og intervjuere skaperene bak. Det er ikke noe du hadde vært interisert i å være med på? allså som intervjuobjekt om denne filmen.
Just amazing you did such a great job wish you made more oh and love the figs
Ay, ay, Capt'n! Thanks for your nice comment. Yes, this was my last great opus and it was almost 30 years ago. I didn't make any more films after this one, so that was my movie career. Good luck with your movies! Christian
Christian Stage p.s.what did you do with your Lego collection
The crew is hidden away in some drawer somewhere. The spaceships and sets have mostly gone lost in the course of time. Some of them were blown away in slow motion, as you may have noticed in the film.
Christian Stage k
Did you keep the destroyed ship and minifigure remains?
This is wild
13:45 this is really impressive
Thanks a lot for your appreciation, Dr. Snoes. Best regards from Christian
This film is truly amazing! It is without a doubt one of the very best of its time, and many of the aspects of it even still hold up today. Some of the shots that you managed to achieve have me jealous! I have a keen interest in these historic LEGO animations, so I would love if you could share more details of it. Do you remember the exact years in which production began and ended? What country was it filmed in? Were there other people involved in the production? Did the film always have the sound, or was that added at a later stage? If so, when, and how? How did it come to be broadcast on TV? You mention that LEGO rejected it; can you explain how it came to their attention, or any other details surrounding their rejection? Sorry for asking so much at once, but I really would love to know.
Dear Sillypenta, thank you so much for your intereset in my film, which has its 30th anniversary this year. It warms my brick heart that it can still entertain and inspire today. To answer quickly: Preproduction 1983. Production 1984-1988. Post production 1989. So, it was made a long time ago in a country far far away, called Norway. City Stavanger. The studio was the attic of my parents, who also helped out a little bit. But mainly, it was a Solo-trip (pun intended). I made a preliminary soundtrack and sent the film to Children's Channel UK, who took an interest in the film and offered to make a more professional soundtrack, but with my choice of music. So they invited me to their show as a "guest star". Before that, I had sent it to various European TV stations with differeing success. Also to LEGO , who rejected it for being "too violent". Quite funny, when you look at their actions concepts today .... Probably, they didn't like that I had made my own models and patined their brick figures. Hope this was useful info for you. Now I'm gonna explore your channel. Have a great day! Christian
Thank you very much for the reply!
nice film
Thank you very much, DesertCarcass!
The use of real explosives and live action scenes delights me. Fantastic job!
Thanks for your nice comment, Juan! It was also good fun doing the explosive effects, except when the dry moss caught fire and I had to empty the fire extinguisher inside my parents house. Christian
Personally I would have given the guy with the weird head a more dalek/robotic voice
Thanks for your constructive comment Dalek. It was people at The Children's Channel who did all the sound and voices. I was happy with much of it, but some things, like you mention, could have been better. Christian
I can’t that was made 30 years ago of that stop motion
So cool, and this was made 25 years ago? Not bad animation work.
Thank you very much for your nice comment, Autistic Guy. Actually, it's now more than 30 years, it was finished in 1989 :-) Cheers from Christian
@@christianstage8404 cool, I love classic brickfilms like this.
what is the music used at the start , also an incredible film
This is amazing. Is it just me, but do the factory sounds sound the same as the ones used in the tomb raider games? Is it a re-used sound?
Hi Max! If this is the same sound, it has to be Tomb Raider that is reusing, since my film is from 1989 and Tomb Raider from when? Probably more of a similarity than actually reuse. Anyway, thanks for your nice comment, Iæm really glad you enjoyed my movie. Christian
dude like how was it to see te final product who were your voice actors how did you get the sound that long ago I have a million questions
Hi Max, thanks a lot for watching and commenting on my movie. Yes, that was a long time ago (not in a galaxy far far away, but in Norway, Europe). I'll tell you the short story. When I finally finished the filming, after having spoent several years on it, I wasn't sure how to make the sound. But I knew the film material was reasonably good, so I contacted The Cildren's Channel. This was a British cable/satellite channel, which doesn't exist anymore. They saw the film, and told me that could do the sound if they were allowed to show the movie. For me this was a fantastic deal, I got the movie finished with sound and everything, and I got to show it on TV so a lot of kids got to see it. They even invited me to London for an interview, which was like a dream come true when I was 19 years old. The Children's Channel used professional actors for the voice, but I had selected the music and written all the lines.
By the way, I also watched your three movies. They are short and great. I love your mix of old school and new school effects. And you are able to make good stories and scenes. So, from one Lego fan to another, may the force be with you!
that means a lot god bless you
@@christianstage8404 hey it’s the same guy (max blonde) I just wanted to thank you again for inspiring me to continue on with doing stop motion. It’s really had an impact on how I appreciate filmmaking and storytelling as a whole. I hope to keep making stories, and I must say thank you
@@theblondguy3833 Wow, I'm glad you remember me, and I have to say that I'm extremely proud to hear the my movie, 32 years after it was finished and with its "prehistoric" effects, can still inspire you to to makey stories! I wish you all the best! Respect! Christian
This is really cool. What year did you start making this? I’m assuming late 80s probably. It’s so cool seeing something this amazing made during a time when there were so few Lego bricks and sets to use.
Dear Shan Dilworth. Yes you're right. I started planning in 1983 and shooting in 1984. And then it took me four years to shoot, but of course it was not a full time job. I had to paint and create the figures myself, and as you can see, some of the sets are not lego but made from all kind of little plasctic bits and pieces. It took a loooong time.
Its terrible that lego rejected this brickfilm for being too violent while turning around and making star wars sets.
This looks like a 1980 movie or 1970 because well the explosion sound
Interesting ibservation! I haven't though about that. Didn't realise the sound of explotions changed from decade to decade :-) Christian
That bastard was my inspiration to make brick films. But none of them are public. Yet 👀
Really? I'm honoured! Thanks for writing me and making me happy that all my efforts inspired you. Best of luck! Christian
Wow 😯 so old
I'd love to know what specific music pieces are used in this film, particularly the ones at 3:10 and 8:00.
Dear Ladondorf. Thanks for your question and your interest in the film and the music. The soundtrack is mainly Tchaikovsky: Hamlet ouverture, Francesca da Rimini ouverture, and the Manfred Symphony. The music at 3:10 is Francesca. The music at 8:00 is by Debussy, called Fetes, from a piece called Trois Nocturnes (if I remember correctly). All this is availble on Spotify, but you have to skip a little around to find the exact excerpts used in the movie. Enjoy! Christian
@@christianstage8404 These are great tracks! Thank you very much!
this film is amazing why is it not on amazon.
Hi Nate, thanks for the amazing comment you made to my film, I really appreciate it. And it's a good point, it should be on amazon, but of course it's a jungle out there! Anyways, you can view it for free here on your tube! Best regards from Christian Stage
PS I watched your SW VFX test. Looks promising, good luck with the project! Christian
Christian Stage this was great!
Hi Bryan, I'm glad you liked it! I spent all my youth making it. I had a good time waching some of your clips too. Christian
Please make more in this world
Hi Orca, thanks for your comment. But I have to disappoint you, as I haven't made any more films for the last 30 years ...
OK that’s OK maybe one day
Yes maybe one day, dear Orca!
12:27 Me and the boys waiting for Christan Stage to continue the story.
Dear Virginia, I'm really glad to hear that this old movie still creates some exitement for kids and grown-ups! Unfortunately, there is no planned sequel, or prequel for that sake, for Space Adventure. I finished the film back in 1989, and it was also the last movie I ever made. Thanks for writing me and hope you find other great Lego animation on youtube for your entertainment! Cheers from Christian, Stavanger, Norway.
Once I had a dream about Space Adventure. It was how the good guys got to the planet. So, there traveling in space looking for a planet to hide from Vahelem. During the search they were attacked by Vahelem's fleet that were looking for them. So a battle starts and a music called Concerto 2 vonószenekarra I. Tétel (Részlet) plays in the background. Holand and Ace are in the battle just wanna let you know. After the battle was over they spot a planet. The fleet lands on the planet and everyone is sad. Knowing they have no chance to defeat Vahelem, while A köpeny: Bevezetés plays. An Officer orders to start building immediately. That's all I remember.
@@virginiapritts3895 This is witout comparison the most intersting and curious comment ever posted to Space Adventure. Your dream would definately have made for a good prequel. Regarding the music, I only found the second of the two pieces you dreamt, not eh first one. I can mention that the music featured in the film is by Tchaikovsky - Manfred symphony, Hamlet ouverture and Debussy - Fetes (and some other I can't remember). Keep dreaming great LEGO dreams! Christian
By the way I have some questions. 1 Are there any deleted scenes or unfinished scenes and if there are any could you release them to youtube? 2 What happened after the project was done besides that it was broadcasted on some channels that I can't find any recordings of this coming on the channel. 3 Could you make a video showing the iconic minifigures and ships? Also the destroyed ships if you even have those to this day.
@@virginiapritts3895 Dear Virginia, thanks again for your interest in my movie. And let me start asking you a question: Why this immense interest in Space Adventure? I know it's a faily good old school LEGO stop motion film. But there's so much good stuff out there, so why exactly this movie? And to answer your questions: 1: No; 2: The film was shown on Norwegian, Swedish and British TV, and there were some related TV interviews with me. So, it was my moment of fame! 3: I can send you av few stills, if you let me know your e-mail address. PS. I could probably make an appearance on facetime if your kids (or you?) want that. Cheers from Christian.
Maybe you could write books about the world that I watch on the channel I would buy the audio version
Hi Orca, Yes, but I need some more views on youtube to make the books successful. I'm still only at six thousand views. But thanks for the great idea! Christian
Huh this looks like from the 90’s or 80’s
Hi Lego Adventures, you're right, this is from the last half of the 80's. Shot on Super 8, i.e. actual film. Best regards from Christian
CZcams algorithm bois let's go
Let's go where no man has gone before!
Do you still have the stuff from this Brickfilm
Is this from the 80s or 70s
1989
Or 90s
This is pure 80ies :-)
Can u do a tutorial on how to make this
Hi Howard, thank you for your mail. I'm sorry but it's 30 years since I made this film and I can't do the tutorial. But there's probably a lot of tutorials on youtube. Search for "lego stop motion tutorial" or something like that and I'm sure something interesting will come up. Good luck! Christian
@@christianstage8404 ok thanks I will try that
Do you still have the minifigures from this film ??
Yes I do still have most of the minifigures (except the one who melted :-). I will keep them until I die. Christian
@@christianstage8404you should make another video soon talking about them or something