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How to make a stop motion video on a Nintendo 3DS

How to make a stop motion video on a Nintendo 3DS
making a stop motion video on a Nintendo 3DS is simple and fun.
 
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Step 1Idea

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think about what you want your stop motion video to be about
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10 comments
Mar 4, 2012. 4:33 PMkidkid108 says:
where can i get those awesome figures?
Mar 6, 2012. 7:07 PMMr. Noack says:
They are called stikfas. They don't sell them anymore, but you can find them on ebay.
Feb 27, 2012. 6:00 AMsupkrod says:
Thank you so much, my kids have these, they love Legos and now we can be creative instead of just absorbed in a game. We did this following your steps, my six year old and 9 yo loved it and my inner child is screaming for more! Only one question. How do we send it to the world? Thank you again!
Feb 28, 2012. 4:49 AMsupkrod says:
I put the sd card into my comp and it saved! Then uploaded to Facebook, now we are ready to get serious, thank you so much!
Feb 24, 2012. 5:11 PMtechboy411 says:
will it work with AR cards?
Feb 26, 2012. 10:40 AMIkkalebob says:
Nice instructable! I see you are using stikfas :D
Feb 24, 2012. 2:38 AMfelixknoop says:
nice
Feb 23, 2012. 6:27 PMMr. Noack says:
Congrats Jeff. This is really cool :)

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