Video about the production a model for Bullyland

Here's a little video of the German children's TV show "Die Sendung mit der Maus" over a little insight into the production at Bullyland. Although it is in German, but I think as a video still of interest :

Wow! That's really interesting!
I've always wondered how the models where made!
I must remember the part where the head was made, I've had always trouble with the details of the head and the legs...
Also, this is very good for my German, although I don't understand all of it I can understand parts, which might come in handy because we go on holiday to Germany this Saturday.

Thanks for posting this

Thankyou VERY much, Ralf !
It is SO interesting

I have seen it before, but it is also good for MY German !
I understoood almost everything this time

Danke!

Although my German's rather poor, I believe I've catched the most important points!
It was really interesting to know how these figures appear.

Ralf, thanks for sharing this very interesting video with us! I know these steps but never seen before in such a clear way.
Unfortunately I cannot use a translator here. The only words I understand is penguin and Christophe! Christophe? I will watch it 100 times more! Thanks! again!

I see nothing but i think it is interesting

It's interesting how the process begin and finishing with CNC Machine.

widukind wrote:

I see nothing but i think it is interesting

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Roger wrote:

The only words I understand is penguin and Christophe! Christophe? I will watch it 100 times more! Thanks! again!

And you also undestand "Eisbär", - pronounced "ice-bear"

SUSANNE wrote:

Roger wrote:

The only words I understand is penguin and Christophe! Christophe? I will watch it 100 times more! Thanks! again!

And you also undestand "Eisbär", - pronounced "ice-bear"

Thanks Susanne! I thought the lady was saying Iceberg and that the bear traveled in an iceberg from North Pole to South Pole to meet the penguin. I also thought she was saying that Christophe was the photographer and narrator!

I have seen this video before, but sadly know no german. I am like Roger and only recognize the words Penguin, Icebear, and the guys name Christophe. But very neat video!

Wow, very interesting Thank You for sharing Ralf

How interesting it is fascinating to see how all the figures are made of a brand
Thanks you

Thanks for sharing. Very interesting video. The sculptor makes it look very easy

Wow, great and an interesting video. I could not have imagined that the figures in finished like that .. What a lovely baby polar bear!

That was fantastic, thanks for sharing Ralf! I didn't know they sculpted their models like this, interesting and makes me want to try it out! Those spray paints really make the job a lot easier, must be fun to work with.

I never learned to speak German, but, I can understand it a bit! It looks really similar to dutch (some words) I will have German lessons next year though :)

Really interesting video! Thanks for sharing

Ralf,Really interesting video! Thanks for sharing

Great Video !!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing.

These artists rejoice our lives

HKHollinstone wrote:

That was fantastic, thanks for sharing Ralf! I didn't know they sculpted their models like this, interesting and makes me want to try it out! Those spray paints really make the job a lot easier, must be fun to work with.

Yes, I thought the same watching this, I wonder if this technique make the things easier About airbrush, they have excellent one. I have older and it isn't as wonderful in use as the one in movie :)

Very interesting video great amount of work to produce a model! thanks for Sharing Yurumi.

Many, many thanks my dear collector friends

I think that the manufacturing process in the video is summarized very briefly. Especially the production model looks as if the modeller has modeled it ready in seconds. It is not determined to be so easy. But the production with the modeling wax is certainly easier than with other conventional modeling clay.

ana wrote:

HKHollinstone wrote:

That was fantastic, thanks for sharing Ralf! I didn't know they sculpted their models like this, interesting and makes me want to try it out! Those spray paints really make the job a lot easier, must be fun to work with.

Yes, I thought the same watching this, I wonder if this technique make the things easier About airbrush, they have excellent one. I have older and it isn't as wonderful in use as the one in movie :)

I bought about nine months before an airbrush kit, but have not yet tried it, no time! Have until now had never worked so ...?
I think just color transitions are easier and looks better than using a brush.

Now i can see it and i am right- the film is very interesting