By Corey Charlton These are the first behind-the-scenes pictures of Morph being re-created 37 years on - as the animated star returns to our screens tomorrow. Animators at Aardman Animations in Bristol have spent five months creating 15 episodes using 150 clay models. Remarkably, the team have used the original ‘Morph scales’ which ensure each model contains exactly 162g of clay to create the perfect figurine. Scroll down for video These are brand new photos taken during the production of the new Morph series to be released tomorrow Peter Lord, the creator of Morph, with his plasticine star character in the company's Bristol studios
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New behind-the-scenes pictures show creation of beloved show Morph
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Pictures taken during production of the children's show's new episodes
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Brand new series to be released on YouTube late tomorrow afternoon
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