"Being Henry" is an interactive video experience - from Land Rover - to promote the new Range Rover Evoque.  It is a video and game at the same time -- you watch -- and you make choices that affect the outcome of the story. The game is called "Being Henry" -- you play the character of Henry, a workaday kind of average guy who's out for a stroll on a sunny Los Angeles day. On his walk, he reaches a corner: will he go left, or will he step into the diner across the street? You decide. And, as you might expect, no matter which route you choose, things will spiral dangerously, hilariously out of control.

Play it here: http://www.helloevoque.com/beinghenry/

and you can see the trailer below.

Land Rover recently produced an excellent claymation style commercial to promote the new 2011 Land Rover Freelander 2.  See it here: Claymation Commercial for the 2011 Land Rover Freelander 2.

In this post we present to you another related video that Land Rover had made.  It is a "Making Of" video that shows the designers in action and gives details about how they did it.  It included a team of 44 people and they used approximately two tons of modeling clay.  Check it out:

Land Rover recently produced an excellent claymation style commercial to promote the new 2011 Land Rover Freelander 2.  See it here: Claymation Commercial for the 2011 Land Rover Freelander 2.

In this post we present to you another related video that Land Rover had made.  It is a "Making Of" video with an interview of Clay, the driver in the previously mentioned Freelander 2 commercial.  Read more »

To promote the new 2011 Freelander 2, Land Rover has released this cool claymation commercial.   Read more »

Continuing on the Lego Land Rover scene from an earlier post on How To Make a Lego Range Rover, I have found quite a few interesting examples of Lego Land Rovers.

First, here's a Lego Land Rover Series truck by Bill Wards:

Quote: "It’s a little bigger than most minifig-scale vehicles, and at 7-wide (really 8 if you include the fenders and bumper) it’s a bit big for standard LEGO roads. But I think it has all the elements that readily identify it as a Land Rover from the 1960’s-70’s era."

Found a video claiming to show how to make a Lego Range Rover. According to the YouTube commenters, it is actually a 4x4 jeep you get in the Lego City farm collection set 7635. Looks a little Defender-ish to me, actually. I think I can fool my 4 year old that it is close enough to call it a Land Rover. Ok, showed him the video, he wants one. And he insists it is definitely a Land Rover.   Read more »