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Thank you So much. I'm glad you like the animation. :) Yeah "OrionPax" has some really well designed Transformers. And all of them are really transformable. He is a Genius. I hope i can animate more models from him in the future. ;)

Yeah it's a very good set. I love it. So decided to touch it a bit. :)

Thanks! I think TheGbrix is one of the most talented designers in this size. And to use more than 500 pcs in a SpeedChampions car is more than crazy :)

I'm glad you like it man! It was a pleasure to work with these awesome cars :)

Intructions?

Hey, Please find TheGbrix at rebrickable or Instagram. As i know he didn't release the instructions for this car yet. But please contact him and i think he can help you with it. :)

Well, in this size if 2 designers try to recreate the same car it must be similar.

Yea

The front end of mine looks almost the same, it's on my channel

I was checking your video. Well i think the most similar part usage are the 1X2 wedges with 1X1 tiles on the sides of the front end. Yeah this is similar. If you check the other Lambos from TheGbrix, you will see that he has used similar solution years ago on his older Lambo Mocs also. As i wrote that earlier i think it's not a problem if there are similar solutions from different designers. There are a lot of designers out there and close to every single car has minimum 5 different MOC versions.

Thank you so much :)

Yeah it's a lot of time but the Software i use (Blender) is free. Have a look it worth to learn. ;)

Thanks :)

Thank you so much. ;) Yeah it's an awesome software

Hello there, It's not my design i'm just sharing 3d animations On this channel. But i know the answer. To design a MOC like this usually takes 100-150 hours. Additionally you have to make proper instructions. I think if you try to calculate the cost of it based on the average hourly salary in your country you will see that it's not expensive. For only 14$ you will get many hours fun to build it and the possibility to display it on the shelf or play with it forever.

I'm glad you like it 🙂 all my animations are made with Blender. 🔥

Thanks 😎 i'm using a 3d animation software called Blender

Thanks Bro! It was a pleasure to work on this car :) I really like it.

your here cool😮

I'm glad you like it! Thank you so much :)

Thank you so much :)

@@CarMOCsChannel it is my pleasure.

Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it. Yeah it's a bit "slow" but tried to show the mechanical structure.

Thank You so Much :)

Thanks :) I made it with Blender.

I'm glad you like my videos :) Well i thnink people are interested mostly in the official sets not in mocs. But hopefully i will find my audience by time. ;)

Hello there! Thanks for the comment. I'm working on new videos continously. So more and more will come in the future. :)

Very nice Car Mate :)

Thank you So much Buddy! I'm glad you like my videos. :)

Thank you So much! I'm glad you like it. :)

No this is not Bricks Rigs. I'm using Blender to animate custom built LEGO cars.

Thank you so much! It was a pleasure to work with your car :)

I'm glad you ike the animations. :) Yeah we can talk. Please contact me via email.

Thanks bro 🙂

I'm glad you like it! Thanks :)

Thank you so much! :) I'm glad you like it.

Yeah This is an awesome MOC! Thanks for the comment! I'm really glad you like the animation :)

Thanks :) Yeah I know Mecabricks.

@@CarMOCsChannel Please give credit to Nicolas Jarraud. ;-) He's the person behind Mecabricks and the rendering workflow is the result of my one-year research in 2014 on how to render digital LEGO in a photoreal look with different 3D applications. My first test was done with the LEGO Snow Speeder with Ldraw data. If you search for "rendering digital lego" you will see it at the beginning of the list. I presented this on Eurobricks. I would say that this research unlocked the possibility of rendering LEGO stills and animations today in Blender and other applications. I shared my results in 2015 with Nicolas and he developed a very easy and neat workflow for Blender. The devs of Studio copied this idea and unfortunately, they implemented his older Cycles shader without asking him.

Hello, this is written in the description of the animation (i mean for the animation of the official SIAN set) that the model is from Mecabricks. But i mostly animate custom designed cars and i'm using the files i've got from the designers. In most of the cases the models what you can see in my animations are not from Mecabricks but from Stud.io. But in every cases when i will use anything from Mecabricks i will write it in the description like i did before. I always give the credit. In my standard process I just convert the models to collada and import them into Blender. And i'm using my own material setup also. I know Mecabricks has a tool to bring models to Blender directly but i've never tried it before. Maybe i will check it later. But at this time my main source is stud.io. You have some crazy animations on you channel! Congrats :)

Thanks :) Yeah I know Mecabricks. The base model for the animation of the Official Sian Set were downloaded from there. Just made some modifications to get the original look.

Thank You So much :)

I've made it with Geometry nodes in Blender 🙂

@@CarMOCsChannel any tuto from yt pls ?

@@velocity.motion I don't have any Tutorials but you can find many on YT. Just search for Geometry Nodes.

Hello, most of the Cars I use in my animations are the artworks of different designers. The 3d models are not public. I've got the permission to use them just in my animations. But most of the cars here are buildable in real life with real bricks. Links in the descriptions of the videos. 😉

Are there pre designed cars or do you have to make the car.....and how do you get permission to use cars like the Lego dark horse?

Yeah my animations were made in Blender 🙂

Ok ;)

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you like it :)

Thank you So much! I'm really glad you like it. Yeah i hope too :)

Thanks Man! I'm glad you like it 🙂

Thank you so much! I'm working continously to make more animations and improve my skills. Yeah it's a lot of work. I hope it's worth it ;)

Thank you :)

Thank you so much. I'm glad you like it. :)