Watch Jordan Durrenberger's recreation of the Battle of Verdun in Lego: nearly seven brick-pounding minutes of stop-motion animation. It's extraordinarily well-made and edited, from artillery batteries and machine gun enfilades to hand-to-hand combat in the muck. There's no outright gore, but the combination of the goofy minifigs and brutal trench-warfare violence is really something. And he's made many more like it.
World War I's Battle of Verdun recreated and animated in Lego
Collection of unusual and stylistic Croatian animated films now on YouTube
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Shugo Tokumaru / Katachi is a dynamic animation made solely from 2000 pvc silhouette cutouts
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Ties is a stop motion film constructed from 3d pen
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This 3-in-1 USB-C charging cable can charge your Apple device simultaneously for only $18
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