I think it would be unrealistic to not have vehicles that were modified, and who better to represent that concept than the “outcasts” of any “society”. One again great job
Hey man, I just wanted to let you know that I found your channel via Jalopnik, and just noticed this video is CRIMINALLY under-viewed. You're destined for huge numbers; keep up the great work. I have one kid and couldn't imagine having three and being able to crank out work this good.
Binging your stuff right now. Loved the Mods, if only as a rarely seen homage to the mod culture. Seeing those multiple sets of mirrors really made me smile! (And of course the actual chase was awful though lol) Also, so happy to see the appreciative clips of Jason Torchinsky! He’s so great at showcasing oddball (and therefore fantastic) cars!
Finally made it back to this video after finishing the Fett series. Love the throwback to the prequels for evidence that color and scene design on planet is at least consistent with the rest of the universe 👌 And yes, I've also seen the Doughnut Media videos :)
@@CinemotiveShopcraft I liked the content here, I do like your reflection on Lucas's previous works. I think one of the biggest issues however, is how spotless and shiny and perfect the scooters were. It reminded me of that super shiny silver ship in The Phantom Menace. I wouldn't have minded if only one was in nice condition, but more of them should have had some reasonable wear-and-tear to avoid looking like a pristine, flawless CG render. Even those could still have bright colors, but maybe with some chipped paint or a dent. The first Star Wars was so amazing because the world felt so real. The Millennium Falcon was not a sexy ship at first glance, but it looked real! It was janky and had bits and pieces falling off it. Han had to do weird things with the control panel for it to work right.
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I think it would be unrealistic to not have vehicles that were modified, and who better to represent that concept than the “outcasts” of any “society”. One again great job
Hey man, I just wanted to let you know that I found your channel via Jalopnik, and just noticed this video is CRIMINALLY under-viewed. You're destined for huge numbers; keep up the great work. I have one kid and couldn't imagine having three and being able to crank out work this good.
Thank you so much!!
Binging your stuff right now. Loved the Mods, if only as a rarely seen homage to the mod culture. Seeing those multiple sets of mirrors really made me smile!
(And of course the actual chase was awful though lol)
Also, so happy to see the appreciative clips of Jason Torchinsky! He’s so great at showcasing oddball (and therefore fantastic) cars!
Finally made it back to this video after finishing the Fett series.
Love the throwback to the prequels for evidence that color and scene design on planet is at least consistent with the rest of the universe 👌
And yes, I've also seen the Doughnut Media videos :)
I love when the prequels are sprinkled in to the modern day stuff
I'm immediately offended by the title, I can't wait to watch
😂 Triggered lol Glad to see you around again!
@@CinemotiveShopcraft I liked the content here, I do like your reflection on Lucas's previous works. I think one of the biggest issues however, is how spotless and shiny and perfect the scooters were. It reminded me of that super shiny silver ship in The Phantom Menace. I wouldn't have minded if only one was in nice condition, but more of them should have had some reasonable wear-and-tear to avoid looking like a pristine, flawless CG render. Even those could still have bright colors, but maybe with some chipped paint or a dent.
The first Star Wars was so amazing because the world felt so real. The Millennium Falcon was not a sexy ship at first glance, but it looked real! It was janky and had bits and pieces falling off it. Han had to do weird things with the control panel for it to work right.
These aren't the Vespa scooters you're looking for.