has any one seen this ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PycV0wCQfOc

Wow! That is awesome!!
/mewant1!!

hahaha...nice1

Is this a new advertisement of the LFS merchandise shop?

Geif Meh!

Gimme that, would be awesome to have 1 of these !!!

Very nice! I wonder if Viktor could get a limited edition release if they could actually get that car made as a diecast =)

you guys realize that it was a render?

Quote from micha1980de :

you guys realize that it was a render?

Doesn't look like a render to me. I see the screen flicker in the monitor from the refresh rate. Looks quite real to me.

It is a render...

Only after somebody said it was a render did I see that it doesnt 'quite' move in sync with the video. It is superbly done .

Yep, it's a fantastic render MunnA, zsírkirály ez a cucc

Quote from Becky Rose :

Only after somebody said it was a render did I see that it doesnt 'quite' move in sync with the video. It is superbly done .

It is, but the colors are a touch bit rich compaired to the surrounds, thats what gave it away for me =)

Wow, i could have watched that a thousand times and would never have know it was a render. Anyone know who did it ?

It's got me thinking though, i wonder how many of these you could sell. I mean actual scale models of the LFS cars, i know i'd want a set.

hmmm interesting, might be worth a little investigation.

The car designs arn't copyrighted by the Devs are they ?

http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=552445#post552445

Where it was originally posted.

Note the "CTRA X" on the roof, i don't think this is official...

Ahhh that explains Toki's post.

Damn, i know i should'nt have bunked off from Hungarian class at school.

OMG my dad told dont dkip hungarian lessons.
Well i didnt see that it was a render. True colours were a bit off but i thought it was due too the camera.

It is well made. I would like the have 1 of these on my desk.

I don`t care if it is a render, it`s nice
Give me!

Hmm how did he do that? It looks very smooth like he placed a box on the table, recorded it and then "dressed" up the box to look like a car?

i think he did a normal video of his desk (the desk plate is blue this fits perfect), then he adopt the camera movment in a modelling program like Maya or 3D-Studio and placed the modelled car in the right place into that camera movement, so in a post production (or by the rendering itself) you overlay the rendered image with the movie and the result is what we see

Here's a good example of the same process.. http://youtube.com/watch?v=R-eOkcQ74bs

bigger size than youtube: mupra.tx.hu