By Factory Jackson in Lifestyle
Two guilty pleasures wrapped up into one video here: Star Wars and Lego. This stop motion 3d video follows the assembly of the actual Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon kit you can buy in the shops, but recreated brick by brick and created using 3ds max and V-ray software. It took Francisco Prieta over 3 years to complete, modelling all the pieces and rendering them frame by frame. Nuts!
One of the greatest video games of all time, Capcom’s Street Fighter is turning 25 this year, and that means plenty of new goods for fans. Built by custom LEGO builder Julian Fong, these amazingly […]
LEGO blocks are one of the most beloved toys in the world, playing a role in many a person’s childhood. But for some creators, LEGO has evolved from toy to art form. In this episode, […]
Amazing stop motion work from the guys at Binary Bike that must have taken an age! Check out their site to enter a competition to win a Transition Bank jump frame and the making of… […]
WynTV’s last edit from his time in Chile here, building trails and doing what Wyn does best, riding his bike and making sweet videos for everyone. Why Wyns riding a Yeti is anyones guess, I […]
Another sweet taste of Canadian shredding here, courtesy of the guys over at NSMB with Garett Buehler, as he stops by the North Shore for a couple days of big drops and gaps infront of […]
Well, who didn’t see this coming? So stoked that these talented guys have got the backing of the mighty ‘S’ and by the looks of this video, they’re all on retardedly nice looking bikes again […]