SuperCar Challenge

// November 6th, 2009 // No Comments » // Movies, Technology

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SuperCar Challenge is a 3D-rendered short by Phil Shoebottom and his team of five artists. It is simply stunning how the cars – indistinguishable from real cars – seem to actually move and react to their surroundings. Completed in only eight weeks, SuperCar Challenge was produced using 3ds Max and Vray. The racetrack, completely digital, is based upon a real-life (location unknown) track, while all of the cars are original creations. You can download the short here, or view it below.

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