There's actually a very, very clever way that he does such complex things with these miniatures. They...aren't miniatures. It's real stuff photographed with something called tilt-shift photography. Then every few frames are removed to give it the stop-motion look, and the contrast is turned up to make the shadows harder.
That doesn't make it any less awesome to look at, though.
Aw man, that's really cool! First thing I thought when I saw this, was "this has to have been shot with a Lensbaby". I knew about tilt-shift for stills, but for video? That lens must have cost a fourtine, but it's the coolest bit of engineering I've seen in a while.
Whoa... I thought he had somehow combined pictures of real people with toys, especially with how some of the dents "appeared" without a visible cause. Maybe more than a few frames missing?
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