This is pretty old, but thanks

Thank you

Probably like 5-8 years ago now? I don't remember

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Germany was neutral at first, they even tried to hold Russia back to not attack Austria Hungary (sorry for the bad English xD)

Germany attacked Luxembourg and Belgium when Russia declared war on Austria Hungary and on Germany

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Yep, indeed.

Ya

That's the spiral wire from the side of spiral bound notebooks..

Alt account here. Yes, uploads are coming sometime, I have over 300 videos in the backlog :) My subscribers are the definition of patience...

Yeah, that was my response too when I saw they lost my video... I'm likely going to reupload this at better quality anyway.

Yep, I didn't have any army men from that era yet, so...

Thanks, and thanks for the suggestion. I do prefer to build my own guns with Lego parts, however...if I ever make a stop motion with Mega blocs or similar, I will definitely use custom guns (I have a halo stop motion I need to upload, for instance)

@@TheWhitmers ok sounds good

Thank you!

See my comment below.

Yoo

@@c4r7s0n lol hey this was a year ago

@@LeviFrie Yeah lol

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, I made this around 6 years ago, so I wasn't very aware of things like that, but I currently am trying my best to practice getting the lighting correct for future stop motions.

Thanks :)

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Ha

So you need an Xacto knife or a similarly sharp razor blade. I'd also recommend laying the bow flat on a cutting board or something tough like that. You cut very carefully 6 times (if you're young, have a parent help you, it's easy to cut yourself accidentally): first cut the front of the arrow off the bow, being careful not to cut the handgrip of the bow. Second, make a cut just behind the bow's handgrip, to free the arrow from it. Then make 2 small cuts on the arrow feathers to free them from the bowstring, and be careful not to cut the bowstring. Then make a precise cut (maybe with the point of the knife) at the very back of the feathers. This cut should cut through the arrow's shaft, but again, it should not cut through the bowstring. You should be left with a bow with the very back of the arrow shaft sticking off the back of the string. Finally, cut the back of the arrow off of the string, and yet again, be very careful not to cut the string. You should have a small circle of the arrow's shaft left on the bowstring; this you can shave down to match the diameter of the bowstring. Similarly, you can shave off any excess arrow bits from the bow's handgrip. Last, take the bowstring and bend it to be straight. It will want to go back into bent position, but if you flex it enough, it should eventually stay staighter. You can glue the arrow together again just with the two main halves, or you can glue the little back piece into the middle of the shaft to help it look the same length it was in the bow. Anyways, I can help you more if you're confused, feel free to ask questions.

@@TheWhitmers do you mind making a video of it

@@TheWhitmers Ahh okay

I certainly can upload some more . . . I have a backlog of around 200 old stop motions that I need to upload, and more than a few are with army men!

Thanks, and you're welcome!

Thank you, I'll watch for that!

Thanks!

Thank you so much!

@@TheWhitmers how do u make a tank?

@@xsubx6937 I made them with origami. They're my own original designs.

@@TheWhitmers ok

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@@TheWhitmers gygvuyvyv

Thanks! (I actually made this even earlier than that, but I uploaded it 5 years ago.)

Thanks!

Shouldn’t regard it as such. It’s a decent film. He made it four years ago too, be reasonable

@@elissafan4194 Thank you. (I actually made this probably close to 7 years ago, but I uploaded it later on.)

MAW go learn some respect

Thanks, I appreciate it!

It is so good