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KLUTZ LEGO Make Your Own Movie Kit

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This is very clever.   The book is the major feature in this LEGO set.  The faces, figures and scenery are fine but the book is excellent.  It is a well written tutorial on how to make stop action movies.   The proliferation of tablets and phones with cameras that enable video makes this a no-brainer for the adventurous LEGO devotee.  

  • Stop-motion animation is easy with accessible (and free) apps available for tablets and phones.
  • Projects are an easy introduction to animation. Mini movies can be made in as little as an hour.
  • Stop-motion animation scales up to older or more advanced kid moviemakers.
  • Great for ages 8+.
  • Includes a 80 page book.


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