This video is from the team that did the amazing Beetlejuice Minecraft roller coster that I posted a few weeks back, nuropsych1 and rivergrl21 (+ a team of builders). This time, it's The Nightmare Before Christmas, a movie I absolutely love, and it took them 2 1/2 months to put together. You can find behind the scenes videos on their site.
Showing posts with label Minecraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Minecraft. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Video: Bettlejuice Minecraft Roller Coaster
I saw this ages ago and forgot to post it. It's a minecraft roller coaster in the Bettlejuice film setting. It took its creators, Rivergrl21 and Nuropsych1, 2 months to make in creative mode. It's quite a trippy ride.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Whoops, wrong Minecraft Gangnam Style Video
I was in quite a hurry yesterday when I posted the Mincraft Gangnam Style video and it seems I grabbed the wrong one. Sorry about that. Here's the video I'd intended to post, by CaptainSparklez.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Minecraft Gangnam Style
Because I love Minecraft and because I still like Gangnam Style, despite it's being parodied by everyone, here's Chickenkeeper 24's clever Minecraft Gangnam Style.
Sorry, I put this up in a hurry and grabbed the wrong video. This is the video I'd intended to post.
Sorry, I put this up in a hurry and grabbed the wrong video. This is the video I'd intended to post.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Cubecraft
I stumbled across this site months ago and recently used one of their designs to make a Creeper paper doll for my husband. In addition to Minecraft figures, they have Star Wars, Portal and many, MANY more.
Here's what the flat print outs look like:
And he's a finished creeper. The first time I printed the design it was too small to use. They're glue free so you have to be able to wrestle the tabs into the correct slots (which for the legs on the creeper were a bit of a challenge). I ended up inputting the downloadable .jpg into an art program, erasing the instructions and creeper pic (so as to save ink) and then printing it onto cardstock.
Worked out nicely. I'm debating making myself a companion cube...
Here's what the flat print outs look like:
And he's a finished creeper. The first time I printed the design it was too small to use. They're glue free so you have to be able to wrestle the tabs into the correct slots (which for the legs on the creeper were a bit of a challenge). I ended up inputting the downloadable .jpg into an art program, erasing the instructions and creeper pic (so as to save ink) and then printing it onto cardstock.
Worked out nicely. I'm debating making myself a companion cube...
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