Thanks so much, I really tried to simplify it for that time, glad you like it.

Thank you so much for your comment, this was my every intention to replicate that nostalgic era. I always watched those videos and they really made an impact on me, so I'm so glad that I captured it well and that you noticed the references and overall feel of it. I really tried hard to make it feel like it was from that time, only with better film quality of course.

The absolute classic era of lego stop motion animation.

Thank you so much! That was my goal, so glad you liked it. I relived some of the nostalgia in making it, and I'll definitely do more like this in future.

Me too, they were the best, so much nostalgia, I was glad to recreate it for this video.

Thanks! Yeah I totally agree, their helmet shaping was a bit weird at the time for clones but I guess they did the best they could at the time. The newer clones are more accurate but these guys will always have a special place for me given they're so nostalgic and unique.

i think they were kind of based more on the phase 2 clones seen in the 2003 clone wars show

As a matter of fact they're meant to look that way. The phase 2 clone design was achieved in pre production for revenge of the sith by Photoshopping classic stormtrooper helmet features over the existing clone helmet. So the concept art went somewhat like this: a 2d render of the original clone trooper maquette prop designed for AOTC was put in Photoshop. They then took the grill/front area of the Stormtrooper helmet and put it over the phase 1 clone. Then they took the shape of the "goggle lenses" and put them on the p1 visor. The same was done with the ear caps. The final step which wasn't done until late in production was to round out the p1 helmet fin (we can see in early unfinished deleted scenes that the clone use something more like the 1.5 arc helmet). This design was then used to paint concept designs on like the green 442nd, plain p2 version of the 91st Recon trooper, Deviss (later Bly), and the 327th among many others, and this art can be found on Google quite easily. That said, the Lego sets released alongside the film and so the figures were based on the concept art which is why they're mostly based on designs not in the film (442nd, plain 91st, closed helmet pilot, etc), the change to round off the helmet fin coming last minute as early prototypes of the sets depict an unused clone helmet mold with the fin intact. This is also why the fin is so pronounced even though it's p2. If you compare the p2 clone from 2005-2007 to the stormtrooper helmet mold from that time they have very similar features. It was meant to foreshadow their betrayal.

@@truesonsofmandalore Yeah I love the part that its overshadowing their betrayal, and you're right they're based off the concepts. LEGO still does that today with sets, although they obviously get more info and exact details these days (although they still do make minifigure mistakes!), with that said though I love the nostalgic classic P2 design, it will always be very special for me and I will use them again in future just because they have such an iconic look to them.

Thanks so much lol, I absolutely had to add it, it was actually the first thing I filmed for the whole thing. I'm really happy with how the whole thing turned out

Thanks so much, I made this because I myself had great memories of this time and I'm so glad you loved it!

Thanks so much! I am going to do more classic stuff, and more on the way in other stuff too, thanks for the comment and I'm glad you liked it!

Thanks so much, I'm so glad you liked it. I tried my best to really capture the essence and I'm glad you noticed all the little details I tried to incorporate. I'm really happy with the mumbling, I based that off of the TCS video game and then some early stop motions, and the PFP at the beginning was a last minute decision to add, but I'm so glad I did. I also originally added the classic pizzamovies intro music with the intro image of the pilot, but it got copyrighted right away so I had to remove it but I'm still very happy with how it all turned out. I want to do more classics for sure, I might do a classic base battle, and maybe some sort of venator boarded thing with the classic clones. I also have some geonosis battle plans far in the future. Lots more to come, stay tuned and glad you liked it and noticed all the cool little nostalgic details!

@@clonepilotace absolutely my man I’m so glad you made this and if any kind of gungan dies at the beginning by a speeder that right there is a classic homage to pizza movies my man and I’m so glad you did that last minute change to the PFP I love all those ideas you’ve got and honestly if you can choose I say do them all I love to see classic clones and you know how to film them well my man you don’t see them too often I appreciate your creativeness my man I will most definitely stay tuned my man !

@@CLON3RAW3S0ME Thank you so much, I will use this as inspiration, and I will aim to create of all of these ideas, and more as more ideas come to me!

Thanks for the comment, yeah this era certainly was iconic

Thank you! So glad you loved it!

Those were the days, thanks so much!

When I get jedi bob, I will do one with him for sure, and yes I think things will end quite differently.

They're so awesome, I had a few already and then I got a couple more off bricklink so I could do some projects like this

Thank you! More are on the way!

Thanks so much, I think the practical effects make it more LEGO-like, I'm really happy with how it turned out, so glad you liked it.

Thank you so much, I really appreciate the comment! More on the way!

Thanks so much, these types of videos got me into stop motion and really lego in general, and this idea just came to me and I thought it would be a good idea to go back and try and replicate these older videos

Thanks, I think I will for sure, lots planned in the future, this was sort of a little test for much bigger things, stay tuned!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you commenting on the smoothness aspect of it, I really try and make it as smooth as possible and I really appreciate when someone points that out because I put a lot of effort into making it so.

Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it!

I was thinking of all the things that I could add that could relate it to that early era of lego star wars videos on youtube, and that one immediately stood out and I knew I had to add it, I'm so glad you noticed it and I'm so glad I added it. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!

Thank you so much for your comment, yeah the drawn laser and explosion effects are a really good idea, I was tempted to do that this time but I love my practical effects. Of course, this isn't accurate to the time as barely anyone even now uses practical laser effects but it's always been my style so. That being said, I have a strong consideration of maybe doing some of that in the future, and it's a great idea so thanks so much for reminding me of another element of these classic films and I'm glad you enjoyed this. More on the way!

@@clonepilotace I find it really interesting how popular the usage of practical effects is now in Lego stopmotions. I am not sure who popularised it. Maybe it was Castle Cyclops I don't know but I really like this new movement.

Such a crazy era

@@clonepilotace and the evil rule of the empire

That's what I was going for, thanks so much, so glad you liked it!

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much!

@@clonepilotace What can i say accept ur welcome!

Thanks, that's what I was going for, a blend of TCS and the old classic lego stop motions. I even used quite a few of the TCS sound effects as you likely noticed.

@@clonepilotace yeah!

Thanks so much, I tried to add as much as possible. I had a few star wars themes in the intro very quick but they were copyright so I removed them, but either way I'm very happy with how this came out, these early videos got me into lego star wars basically

@@clonepilotace same bro. I really enjoy Castle Cyclops star wars stop motions (if you know him). He only uses the og clones and his animation has this great retro feel. You definitely captured this style well. It feels like I am watching a updated version of Pizza Movies Stop Motions. Great job 😎

@@epixminimotion6847 Thanks so much, yeah Castle Cyclops is great, and mine is also mostly based off of pizzamovies. That was the intention, so glad you liked it, thanks for the comments!

Yeah that's coming up, I think I'm going to do one on a venator where he actually escapes soon. People are demanding it so I must do it.

@@clonepilotace awesome! But don’t feel pressured to make anything!

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much!

@@clonepilotace Ofc!

Thanks! I get the sound effects from mostly youtube. So for example for blaster sounds look up "star wars blaster sounds", for lightsaber sounds look up "star wars lightsaber sound effects" etc. Pretty much everything I have gotten, I've sourced from youtube searches.

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They did but they also came in the 2005 clone turbo tank set

True, but that speeder is from the 2007 battle pack. Also that 2x2 crate piece that you used wasn’t created until 2008. Also I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure that some of the plant pieces that you used at the beginning definitely were not created all the way back in 2006. One other thing is that the 1x1 translucent blue stud piece that you used on the tip of some of the clone’s blasters, wasn’t created until 2009.

@@quickbrick6810 It was more of an in general homage to that approximate era, not meant to be 100% accurate with exact pieces from that year. I said 2006 because it worked better with "66" in the title, in the description I say 2006--08 era, which could even be extended to like 2011 ish really. The speeder I actually don't have the set too, I had to build it with spare parts I had. As for the blaster tips, yes I know that piece is new but it still gives the look of the old blasters.

Yeah

Most jedi didn't. But yes unfortunate he didn't survive, RIP

Thank you! I use 12 fps.

nice thanks bro@@clonepilotace

@@CloneForceProductions No problem, happy to help

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