Wallace takes Gromit to Mars for his birthday where they discover the planet is full of treats, aliens and a special birthday surprise. The video now finishes with 'April Showers', used by kind permission of artist ProleteR.

Wallace takes Gromit to Mars for his birthday where they discover the planet is full of treats, aliens and a special birthday surprise. The video now finishes with 'April Showers', used by kind permission of artist ProleteR.

Wallace takes Gromit to Mars for his birthday where they discover the planet is full of treats, aliens and a special birthday surprise. The video now finishes with 'April Showers', used by kind permission of artist ProleteR.

Morph, Chas and their new friend, Contort, try to throw a birthday party for Aardman. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite got to plan!

Wallace and Gromit want to go to the moon for their birthday, so Wallace creates a machine that transports them to an alternate reality where they become Lego men. There, they battle through traps galore, in hopes to find the mezo-bygamium (instant rocket) beneath the piles of treasure.

Daisy is in year 4. She is 9 years old. She produced a 16 image story on A3. We then saw the story board form so we are also submitting this 8 image version. We are not sure if the storyboard pro-forma is also the 'entry form' or if this form is.

Daisy is in year 4. She is 9 years old. She produced a 16 image story on A3. We then saw the story board form so we are also submitting an 8 image version. We are not sure if the storyboard pro-forma is also the 'entry form' or if this form is. Our address is: 8 Radnor close, Sandbach, Cheshire, CW11 1TD. T:07707 420110. greeder@agsb.co.uk

This is a small collection of my memories of Aardman while growing up, Happy 40th anniversary! (Please use the youtube link as I can't upload it here, thank you!: https://youtu.be/2rWmiami-eg )

Wallace has got a birthday surprise in store for Gromit... a trip to Mars in a recycled rocket, where they encounter aliens, sweetie trees and a very special cake!

Shaun wakes up, turns the calendar over and sees he has forgotten Timmys birthday. He looks around but cant find anything to give him so has an idea. He wakes up Bitzer and tells him his idea. Bitzer wakes up all the other sheep. Bitzer and Shaun move the sheep around on the hillside. Shaun directs Bitzer on a walkie-talkie as he watches through binoculars. Bitzer looks at his watch and panics. Sun rises. Timmy wakes up as cockerel crows. Shaun gives a final thumbs up and gets Timmy. He covers Timmys eyes and walks him to the gate. Reveals hillside with the message "Happy Birthday Timmy" written in sheep. Timmy gives Shaun a huge cuddle. The End.

A short stop motion film, featuring a man who lives with the company of his faithful cat and dog. Unfortunately their birthday surprise doesn't quite go to plan.

Jessica's Egg Mobile works on solar power and hydroelectric energy and is made out of recycled egg shells. It was for this reason that she was chosen as the winner of the Northern Ireland 12-16 category of Shaun's Cracking Ideas Design Challenge.

The Room Broom Stick can travel by air or by sea and was chosen as the winner of the Northern Ireland 8-11 category.

The Joint Pack uses infra-red and ultra violet rays and was chosen as this years winner of the Scotland 12-16 category.

The Road Hopper has a spring which allows it to bounce along and is why it was chosen as the winner of the Scotland 8-11 category of Shaun's Cracking Ideas Design Challenge.

The Sponorail works on electricity and uses escalators to transport Shaun and his friends back home, which is why it was chosen as the winner of the Scotland 4-7 category.

Beibhinn's Poo Pack 5000 is a very impressive design which resulted in it being chosen as the winner of the Wales 12-16 category of Shaun's Cracking Ideas Design Challenge.

The Glider 6000, designed by Louis Marsh flies at 200 miles per hour and was chosen as the winner of the Wales 8-11 category of Shaun's Cracking Ideas Design Challenge.

Tom's 'Suck Back Home Machine' works as a big vacuum cleaner sucking up sheep, which is why it was chosen as the winner of the Wales 4-7 category of Shaun's Cracking Ideas Design Challenge.

Bethany Groves' 'Magnificent Magnet Mobile' works on kinetic energy and solar power and was chosen as the winner of the England 12-16 category of Shaun's Cracking Ideas Design Challenge.

'The Junk Attack' created by Ditton Infants School was made completely from recycled materials and was chosen as the winner of the England 4-7 category of Shaun's Cracking Ideas Design Challenge.

Bailey's Design 'The Flying Drafter' was chosen over 4,000 entries and featured a wind up motor, caterpillar, treads, sail and rotor blades to help Shaun across any terrain.