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Published: 2013-07-21 13:13:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 5388; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 186
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She walks!She talks!
I think he said something about her dancing next.
created this incredible test animation and decided to use the Soviet Superwoman as his test subject, for which I am very honored! His skill at this is truly remarkable and if this is just a test, I for one cannot wait to see what his animations will look like in the future!
*For those wondering what she is saying it's: "Hello I am the Soviet Superwoman. Follow me closely."
Soviet Superwoman is my creation and property.
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Youβre on a roll with these gifts, my friend, and I am so happy that you get to see your creation come to life in such a way.
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Hang on... so that spoken dialogue... is that you saying that or is it patched together from someone's audio from a Russian recording or is it the Russian language equivalent of Microsoft Samantha?
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I used a website that translates English into spoken Russian. Yeah it was basically like Microsoft Sam
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She's so muscular she walk like she's got a wedgie. Looking forward to see her dancing. *Gets Abba'sΒ 'Dancing Queen' ready.*
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Nope, not my voice.
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Great looking video and not skimpy on length either.
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I think it's pretty freaking cool. Flawless animation and gorgeous design. For a test animation, the final piece is gonna be DVD worthy I'm sure. I do think her thighs were somewhat disproportioned for her muscle definition as in to barrel-shaped. Beautiful otherwise
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To see Olga in animation for the first time, is a breakthrough for your character. First, in a comic book, now this. I believe she's nearing to where she can possibly be a super counterpart to the Man of Steel. JMHO.
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Great animation, I don't understand Russian, but this very well could be a propaganda clip.
Gulty pleasure, I'm not fond of Communism at all, but there's something about period patriotic russian songs that makes every hair of my body stand in attention:Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Y4_2Q...
Just seeing the audience standing grim-faced and with teary eyes rattles me to the core.
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If 's really going ahead with the dancing, then given Olga's more recent tastes it has to be disco.
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With Bunny! Β Bunny sings disco! 
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