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- Over 53,000 individual face parts were 3D printed; of those, 15,000 belong to Eggs Snatcher has over 1,180,000 possible facial expressions Winnie has over 600,000 possible facial expressions Eggs had over 1,400,000 possible facial expressions
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Eggs had over 1,400,000 possible facial expressions. The Boxtrolls called for one of the most complex stop-motion puppet rigs yet built by LAIKA, the menacing Mecha Drill. The Mecha Drill stands five feet tall, weighs over 75 pounds, and is made of over 600 metal, plastic, and steel pieces.
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Sep 23, 2014 · For Eggs, there were 1.4 million possible facial expressions and of them, 15,000 were 3D-printed. In total, over 53,000 3D-printed faces were used in the film for all of the characters.
- Becky Chung
A principle character in The Boxtrolls could have as many as 8,000 3D-printed replacement faces. A range of individual brow and mouth pieces allowed a character to have approximately 1.5 million possible facial expressions.
Jul 9, 2014 · 55,000 facial expression pieces were 3-D printed, with the potential for approximately 1 million combinations. 125,280 individual character poses are needed to create the 87-minute film. The...
Sep 8, 2014 · An animator will sit down at a workstation with a CG facial animator and work through the shot, figuring out what the facial expressions are going to be.
Sep 24, 2014 · Through computer design, rapid prototyping and 3-D printing, artists are able to create an infinite range of facial expression possibilities for the puppet actors.
Jul 9, 2014 · Eggs has 1.4 million possible facial expressions that come from a combination of a couple thousand mouths and a couple thousand brows. Each face takes an hour to print
