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Lego BBC F1 Intro
MAR
07
2010
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This is a version of the BBC F1 intro I made in Lego-like bricks.
Click here for a raw render version without additional effects for comparison.
The actual version can be seen on YouTube. You'll notice I've focussed on the first section of it, despite the second part containing car motion, which I have done a lot of in the past. This is because, well... I've done a lot of this in the past. And the first part is more interesting and better made too.
I posted this video on YouTube as well (link) where it has so far been met with unreserved praise, and after it was spotted by one particular user, it has spread across the internet, mostly via Twitter, eventually arriving at the BBC F1 homepage where it was linked to!
It has received over 5,000 views in its first week, so now I guess I'd better make part 2, which I didn't really originally intend to do, but it makes sense to finish it off now.
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