This is a test I made with a 12 inch Armaverse Humature. It worked quite well, except that the joints on the feet didn't hold the weight of the armature in the most extreme positions very well.
This time I made the strides a little smaller and the walk a little more realistic. I am using a peg board, so the freedom of the armature is a little constrained... oh well, it turned out pretty nice.
This is a short film I made recently using Stop Motion Animation. I made all of the puppets and sets myself, and did all of the animation as well. The main character, The dwarf Telkhar, is built using an Armaverse Armature which is exellent (thanks Armaverse!). The other puppets have wire and epoxy putty armatures. I filmed this using Stop Motion Pro software and a Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 camera. The music is from Carmina Burana Fortuna Imperatrix by Carl Orff.
This segment is one of several experimental videos that I've been slowly but surely collecting together with the collaboration of a local musician. This one began as an experimental test with an Armaverse brand armature.
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