vansau said:
Legos may be small, but they can pack a hell of a punch.
I'm sorry this is going to make me sound REALLY anal but I'm afraid I have to point this out because it REALLY bugs me!
When referring to Lego, the plural of Lego is LEGO, not LEGOS. There is no s on the end. It is like the word sheep. You have one sheep or many sheep. You do not have many sheeps.
For example:
I love to play with Lego
I built this model using 200 Lego bricks
I have a lot of Lego
It is something that Lego themselves got a bit touchy about a few years back and people navigating to Legos.com would recieve a message politely telling them to refer to it simply as Lego. Lego is a brand name and the individual pieces are Lego bricks or Lego toys, it is a brand name and not a description of the actual product.
/rant
Sorry about that, it really annoys me, is all!
OT: The video was really cool! I love to see traditional animation still being made and with a medium which seems to suit it perfectly, Lego!