My hoppy is often putting Lego together. I recently spent a bit of time assembling Lego versions of my favorite movie series, "The Batman Batmobile," but the final product fell short of capturing the film's unique mood.
Later, I found on the Internet a Lego modeling tool called "Mecabricks," and I started it to move the actual Lego that I had previously assembled to 3D work to satisfy some of the features that it lacked.
I was inspired and motivated by "THE BATMAN" by "Ash Thorp," which I had previously seen and remembered, and I created this work as a homage to him. I worked in an engaging and enjoyable manner, and I hope that the original author and those who view it will be inspired.
"Mecabricks," which initially made me apprehensive, was adapted quickly and was not difficult to use.
Blender add-on was used for modeling and extraction, while Cinema 4D Redshift was used for texturing, lighting, and rendering. I modeled several of the parts that didn't exist.
