Haha that was my favorite part of this whole video. Thanks for watching man!

He's a broke boy

@@themollymachine Well yeah he is, but come on he just likes to prove himself as a fighter.

@@Ezilla82yeah but….mans gotta eat somehow

@@wellteknically True, very true. Well Ryu could be a male escort. LOL

Wish I thought of that haha. I did laugh at the idea that he has his own theme song as his ringtone though, like he KNOWS the stage music is good. Thanks for watching man! These figures come highly recommended, I know for sure there’s an M.Bison in your future

The behind the scenes stuff is something I showed for the first time after the Rock/Hogan Super Tiger match and wanted to bring it back. It’s always cool seeing a peek behind the curtain, and I don’t mind showing people what a mess of props and rigs my table is before editing haha. These figures became fast favorites for me, they’re great quality and really reasonable price-wise. Thanks for watching as always, man!

​@CaptainMcKayRandom I do stop motion animation with wrestling. I wanted to know where did you buy the rigs that held the figure when it was in the air?

@@YosefAzzi one is just a soldering tool called a Helping Hand on Amazon. That’s the one I recommend if you’re on a budget. The metal one is from a site called Kinetic Armatures, but be aware there’s a long waiting list and they’re pro grade so they’re expensive.

Thank you!

Thank you!

My man! Thank you for the extra support dude, I really appreciate it. Glad you liked this!

Thank you for the support! 🙌

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it.

Thank you! I’d love to do more Street Fighter animation soon, I’ve got another one on my channel using Storm Collectibles figures if you want to watch some more!

He’s great! Out of these two figures he’s the one I like a little bit more!

Thank you! Man, that Bret/Kurt video was so long ago, it’s awesome people have been watching some of my stuff all this time. Really appreciate the comment!

@@CaptainMcKayRandom No problem man!

Thank you!

Awesome! I think you’ll like them, even after putting them through this video their joints are still nice and tight. I hope you like them. Thank you for watching!

Thank you!

Oh man, Marvel vs Capcom would be great. These figures would work great with Marvel Legends too! Thanks for watching man, glad you like it!

@@CaptainMcKayRandom who said I like it? I freaking love it man 🫶🏻

@@CaptainMcKayRandom hope they finish this line, been waiting years for shf classic guile, sagat was dissapointing scale wise and they take for ever to release, im sure getting some guys in this jada line, ken is looking legit, hope we get cool boses like bison, sangief, sagat and vega

@@chino1moreno it looks like they want to do the whole SFII roster. Ken, Bison, Dhalsim, and Chun Li are all coming out soon, and I can’t wait to see who’s next!

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Thank you!

Thank you!

They’re really great. They hold up, too - the joints are still nice and smooth on mine, no looseness or issues even after putting them through their paces.

Thanks for watching! Not sure what FWA is, maybe you’re thinking of someone else? (Could explain why the animation looks different haha). Either way, this was just an excuse to try something new with figures I haven’t messed with yet. I may do more when there are more released!

That’s fine. Most of the fight is made up of pieces from old Wu-Tang movies that I emulated the moves, since I tried to keep it authentic to that style of old Kung fu movies

I love Godzilla and always think about going back to animate more!

@@CaptainMcKayRandom wow, glad to hear that, I hope you would do it soon in the future

Thank you! I should have kept track of how many photos, I’m curious now haha

I edit in Premiere, usually I put my frames into a nested sequence and then just edit the speed of the entire thing, rather than editing individual frames. Makes it easier to have more variety too. There are also different export settings that can be used - for example, the time interpolation setting I used for the beginning and end of this is called “Optical Flow,” which smooths things out a little. The setting I used for the “movie” scene is called Frame Sampling, which gives it a different look that’s more reminiscent of what I wanted from an old Kung Fu movie (I also added film grain to that part)

I believe I had something behind them to lean them on, as well as using tape to hold them together in their various positions.

I’m still planning to finish that Reptile video haha. It got away from me when I got inspired to do some other things, but I’m sure it’ll get back on track. Thanks for watching and sharing!

Got any tipps

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hLKIf9Ne2bStY5s.htmlsi=kzN9u9PhFxIt27Fx I show my exact process in this video at 10:02

@@CaptainMcKayRandom I use stopp motion pro on a phone I mean That you can See the balls wenn I rease

But can I connect my phone to my pc and is That dragonframe if yes can you give me a cheaper app for pc where I just can edge the stand

@@Onefigure-p8v I don’t know anything about that program since I’ve never used it, you’ll have to look up videos specifically for that program

@@Onefigure-p8v I usually export the animation as a video and then adjust the speed of the whole video rather than frame by frame, so it really depends honestly

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