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Mar 12 10 5:54 AM
The Giant Pacific Octopus wrote:Vampiro wrote: I never have thought the shot of Kong falling was animated either. It is obviously a dummy, or stuffed costume of some kind falling because it has definite weight and physics behind it. Especally in the bounce. It is just a matter of figuring out the scale. I think that it was fairly big, human sized, certainly with the camera overcranked to slow down the action.No. As Kessler pointed out it was a small 5 inch wooden puppet that was jointed. Peter Jackson owns it and I have various pics of it that I grabbed online in the past. Unfortunatly I can't find the closeups that I have. (They don't seem to be on my harddrive so I must have saved them onto a disc). All I can find is this one with King Kong 76' and King Kong 05' posing with it.
Vampiro wrote: I never have thought the shot of Kong falling was animated either. It is obviously a dummy, or stuffed costume of some kind falling because it has definite weight and physics behind it. Especally in the bounce. It is just a matter of figuring out the scale. I think that it was fairly big, human sized, certainly with the camera overcranked to slow down the action.
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