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Motion Blur in stop-motion animation is very hard to replicate. You either need to move the models while the picture is being exposed... ( A technique called Go Motion developed for Star Wars)
http://petapixel.com/2011/10/25/go-motion-a-motion-blur-technique-invented-for-star-wars-at-at-walkers/
...or today you can add various effects in Post-production.

I observed that The Lego Movie was using (digital) bricks to indicate blur when a character was moving quickly. If you pause the scene when Wildstyle first appears in the construction site you'll see what I mean.

In this shot, I attempt this for one of the first times in my experience. I think it comes out quite well.

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