Hi! first of all I want to tell u that I'm new on this website I'm a big fan of wallace and gromit and makes lots of claymation and just so you know i'm a 16 year old boy from sweden so my english might not always be the best

well to the subject.....

my question is how much CGI is used in wallace and gromit and shaun the sheep? I mean the animations are still the classic stop motion with plasticine characters right?? because I would be very dissapointed in nick park if he is starting to use more CGI than clay-animations.....

Hi! first of all I want to tell u that I'm new on this website I'm a big fan of wallace and gromit and makes lots of claymation and just so you know i'm a 16 year old boy from sweden so my english might not always be the best

well to the subject.....

my question is how much CGI is used in wallace and gromit and shaun the sheep? I mean the animations are still the classic stop motion with plasticine characters right?? because I would be very dissapointed in nick park if he is starting to use more CGI than clay-animations.....

:beaming::smi:kiss:le::b::glasses:plain:igs:angel:mi:w:su:wicked:rprise:i:monkey:nk:le: hi am rellynew

They only use CGI when they Really have too. but the characters and animation are plasticine

Was there any CGI in there? Oh yeah, for the dog fight with Gromet and Vincent's dog there must have been some. . .

Flibbub.

i don't think there's any in a grand day out or the wrong trousers,but i'm pretty sure there's a bit in a close shave and the curse of the were-rabbit

Crackingtoast how can there be no cgi in a grand day out when there is flames from the rocket and it flying through the air! o.0? Do I have a point? I see what you mean but I think that is it apart from when they escape the moon aswell!

cgi is in cotwr and amolad

oh yes,you're quie right thetopbun,sorry. forgot about that bit