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* DuelingWorks: With ''WesternAnimation/{{Hullabaloo}}'', another {{Disneyesque}} hand-drawn crowdfunded indie animated project set in the late 19th century whose plots are centered around vehicles. They were released onto YouTube around the same time. While this one is just a standalone short, ''Hullaballoo'' is planned to continue as a series.
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* DuelingWorks: With the first episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Hullabaloo}}'', another {{Disneyesque}} hand-drawn crowdfunded indie animated project set in the late 19th century whose plots are centered around steam-powered vehicles. They were released onto YouTube Website/YouTube around the same time. While this one is just a standalone short, ''Hullaballoo'' ''Hullabaloo'' is planned to continue as for three more shorts and potentially a series.feature film.
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* DevelopmentHell: Production went on a standstill after 2011. It was only after securing more funding via Patreon during the UsefulNotes/Covid19Pandemic that the short was able to resume production in full.
* DuelingWorks: With ''WesternAnimation/{{Hullabaloo}}'', another {{Disneyesque}} hand-drawn crowdfunded indie animated project set in the late 19th century whose plots are centered around vehicles. They were released onto YouTube around the same time. While this one is just a standalone short, ''Hullaballoo'' is planned to continue as a series.
* DuelingWorks: With ''WesternAnimation/{{Hullabaloo}}'', another {{Disneyesque}} hand-drawn crowdfunded indie animated project set in the late 19th century whose plots are centered around vehicles. They were released onto YouTube around the same time. While this one is just a standalone short, ''Hullaballoo'' is planned to continue as a series.
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* ExtremelyLengthyCreation: Andrew Chesworth began making the short in 2008, but it didn't release until 2023. That's 15 years for a 7-minute film.
