Amazing Playmobile Mountain Bike Video

06
Oct
2014
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If you haven’t already seen this new lego mountain bike video that has gone viral on social media, you absolutely must take a few minutes.  Heck, if you’ve seen it…watch it again and marvel at the brilliancy of the people who put it together.

I’ve been trying to find out who actually put it out and see if I can hear more about how it was done….when I find more details, I’ll let you know.  If you know more about the source, please leave it in the comments.  Enjoy.

UPDATE: Okay, so I found the source of this awesome video.  It was done by the guys at XTreme Video who are a Worldwide action sports film distributor & Youtube Network.  This looks to be their first venture into stop motion animation….their regular content is pretty darn amazing as well.  Oh, and as mentioned in the comments, looks like this is actually Playmobile and not Lego.  Really, something I should have known considering I have two young boys who play on Lego all the time.

[youtuber youtube=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3uPZZQVoCg’]

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One Response to “ Amazing Playmobile Mountain Bike Video ”

  1. Ttl on October 6, 2014 at 10:45 pm

    Fantastic but not Lego. It is Playmobile!

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