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Milt Kahl cut scenes from The Rescuers

Again these can all be found on Andrea’s deja blog with much more interesting and informative comments. https://andreasdeja.blogspot.com/2011/10/milt-kahl-crowd-scenes.html

Adding this post here so I can come back to reference it again later along with the drawings all in one place. I appreciate this blog is very derivative of  Andreas Deja’s with posts like this but this will probs be a common theme with this blog, most of the stuff I’m adding can be found elsewhere on the internet but I just want to compile the stuff I like somewhere for myself to be able to reference.



Such a masterclass of animation, I will be studying these extensively!










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