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24-02-2009, 09:48
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Re: Fewer Animations?
As a mechanical, I use to get on the animators. After winning 3 Safety animations and a couple regional wins, I respect what they do a lot more. As long as they keep bringing home hardware, they are good in my book. I walked into the animation lab on ship day for the first time all season, they showed me what they had come up with and I was like, "how in the world did you do that?!
 " They responded saying, "how do you guys build a robot?" Mutal respect for different talents is a great way to practice GP in house. |
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