This has nothing to do with AutoCAD, but it is a very well done short movie that is inspired by the third installment of Star Wars and is based on Legos. Yes, I said Legos; it seems to be part of their promotion for their line of Episode Three toys. The short film does a pretty good job at capturing some of the moments of the third film. You be the judge... I think it would be interesting to see if there are any plans on future videos like this since there is a new Legos Star Wars game out.
Revenge of the Brick
Sincerely,
Lee
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