Just keep in mind that the video content probably is thinking over the top to it like that user stated.
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the first 4 renders are gorgeous
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Ah - no, not a random rotation - the calipers are at a fixed position - the rotors are what spin (with the wheel). In some applications, like motorcycles, caliper location can affect suspension dynamics - which is why sometimes you see some funky linkages, and/or the “rotor” moved from the hub of the wheel to the rim of the wheel.
Trivia: When originally introduced, what we now call “disc brakes” were called “spot brakes” because the calipers only apply pressure in one spot. Actual “disc brakes” looked a lot more like a flywheel and clutch plate assembly, with the disc “pad” being a “plate” that pressed up against the face of the rotor. These had a lot of problems since the force was only applied from one side - which tended to warp both the rotor and the pads -so they were abandoned for better designs … like spot brakes 
Beautiful work, BTW - impressive details. I’d love to see the topology - but I’m sure it’s very clean given the surface you’ve achieved 
Thanks, JoeW
Ah - no, not a random rotation - the calipers are at a fixed position - the rotors are what spin (with the wheel)
That I am aware of. I even mentioned it in the wheel part here (I just wasn’t aware of the precise placement): https://www.blendernation.com/2019/08/12/behind-the-scenes-koenigsegg-one1/
Interesting trivia. Thanks for sharing. Here are some topology pics (I don’t know any better way to showcase the topology, as I don’t like the wireframe modifier):
@sorian_romeo Thanks, Sorian.
@rombout I will still keep that in mind.
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Well, hopefully I didn’t offend with that statement …
Anyway, looks like some very clean topology - thanks for posting the wireframes.
In case you didn’t know this (I just found out myself) you can go to View>Viewport_Render_Image and output a high-rez version of what you see in the viewport. I’m hoping that someday, they add wireframe to the Workbench renderer so it’s not such a PITA to output a decent wireframe … it shouldn’t be as complex as it is.
Again, awesome model. Do you plan on selling it?
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Well, hopefully I didn’t offend with that statement …
Not at all!
Yeah, I should have used that approach for screenshots.
Again, awesome model. Do you plan on selling it?
I am not sure if this model is selling material plus I am not sure about the licence and stuff. I also don’t have a paypal account at the moment 
Wpw lovely topology! Big props dude!!! So cleaning and even its like a wonderful painting
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Nice tip! Yeah would be nice if Workbench (super weird name!!) could have a bit more items.
PS they should call it viewport or, makes more sense and is more descriptive than workbench. Its a nice feature that viewport render. I think ill add it to my QuickSwitch addon.
Ive made some small things which makes some stuff easier for me to work. I can switch and move between workspaces superfast now
Amazing ! Awesome work ! 
Where are you from ?
Cheers from germany !
Thanks!
India.
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That topology is insane ! That cleanness of that mesh is incredible.
How is that possible if not 3D scanned of the real car ?
If that a handmade made mesh, then … omg ! Respect 
May i ask how many years it took you to model and render like that ?
And how did you learn such masterful levels ?
Cheers from cologne, germany.
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Would you mind submitting this image as a header for BlenderNation? Details are here: https://www.blendernation.com/submit-header-graphic/
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Done, Bart.
Thanks! Yes, handmade mesh. It’s my 2nd year of Blender use. I was not familiar with any 3D software before.
I learned this by watching youtube videos especially from Penfinity, CG masters, Blender Guru, tutor4u, Gleb, CynicatPro and so on.
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You can read more about this work on BlenderNation:
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