LEGO Timelapse

Posted On 25 March 2010

This is my son putting together his LEGO Star Wars present from his birthday, at 3000% normal speed:

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Hanni says:

26 March 2010 at 04:27

Such patience and care… I love towards the end when you just see his arm darting back and forth. How long did this take him? ( I like the chocolate cake break!) While I’m at it with the questions… What did you film this with?
1. Ryan Markel says:
  
  26 March 2010 at 09:07
  
  The full version of this video is just shy of four hours long. He did the whole thing in one sitting and was pretty determined to finish it.
  
  I recorded the video by rotating in and out my Flip Mino HD (holds one hour) and my Flip Ultra HD (holds two hours). When one would run out of time, I would take it to the computer to charge and dump the video. Then I sped up the clips in Premiere and stitched the whole thing together. I used the little tiny flip tripod you can get to keep the camera steady.
Uncle Ken says:

26 March 2010 at 07:28

OK, that’s really cool. I love the surprise appearance of the cake!

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