3D Character Time-Lapse LEGO Build Reveal

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FORMAT: 15s / MULTI-SHOT / TIME-LAPSE BUILD SEQUENCE
STYLE: Bright, playful 3D animation, soft global illumination, vibrant colors, smooth cinematic motion, childlike warmth

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CHARACTER SETUP:
•@img1 = main character (MUST remain EXACTLY as reference: no mouth, no nose, same mask, same proportions, same outfit, no alterations)
•@img2 = LEGO-style figurine model inspiration (final build result)

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SCENE 1 (0s–3s) – ESTABLISHING

Full room view, warm sunlight pouring through a window onto a clean desk.
@img1 sits at the desk, posture slightly leaned forward, focused and calm.
LEGO pieces scattered across the table.
Camera: slow cinematic push-in.
Mood: peaceful, creative, bright daytime energy.

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SCENE 2 (3s–6s) – TIME-LAPSE START

Time-lapse begins.
@img1 rapidly assembles LEGO bricks with precise, smooth hand movements.
Blocks snap together quickly, forming the base structure.
Camera: quick angle cuts (front → side → over-the-shoulder).
Lighting remains soft and sunlit.

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SCENE 3 (6s–9s) – HAND DETAIL

Close-up on hands.
Fingers nimbly snapping LEGO pieces together with satisfying motion.
Bricks begin to resemble @img2’s form.
Camera tracks hand movement smoothly, shallow depth of field.

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SCENE 4 (9s–12s) – BUILD PROGRESSION

Time-lapse intensifies.
The LEGO creation rapidly evolves into a clear version of @img2.
@img1’s body language shows focus shifting into excitement (head tilt, subtle posture lift — NO facial change since no mouth).
Camera: orbiting slow motion mixed with time-lapse.

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SCENE 5 (12s–15s) – FINAL REVEAL

Time-lapse ends.
@img1 pauses, looks down at the finished LEGO figure (matching @img2).
Subtle head lift to acknowledge completion (no smile, expression conveyed through posture only).
Camera pulls back to wide shot, sunlight glowing over the desk.
Final frame: completed LEGO figure centered in view.

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⚠️ STRICT CHARACTER RULES
•DO NOT add a mouth or nose to @img1
•DO NOT change head shape, mask, or textures
•DO NOT stylize @img1 into LEGO form
•Keep @img1 fully consistent with reference image at all times