Hey, awesome animations! ;)
You could try this trick I found recently to get motion blur for octane outputs. Have your scene opened in blender and enable vector blur and Z and disable all the other passes as you wouldn't render anything but a vector pass. Then go to compositor and add image node ...

Pure awesomeness!
Only thing that distracts me is the sharp line on the tires. I'm not sure if its supposed to be there

First try at animation, just a test to see how it looks like. Now brainstorming into a longer one with more planes, AA or flak fire etc.
[vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/30946430[/vimeo]

A flying shot aswell. I got to try to turn this into an animation

Thanks, it is meant to be the real plane, but I agree, it looks alot like a toy plane. I'll get it in a better environment and try to make it more metallic.

Hey, I've been recently buzy building a B17 US WWII bomber. Here's one render and also a quick turntable:

http://www.upload.ee/thumb/1719455/top_3_edit.jpg

[vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/30319879[/vimeo]

Now I shall take it out from a sterile studio environment to give the visuals more of a ...

hey, I guess my little question wasn't noticed, so I ask again
So with instancing we could have like 1000 trees that are the same meshes, but no extra rendertime/memory usage?

These curtains look really good!

Sounds awesome! But I'm still yet to understand what instancing's for. So we could have like 1000 trees that are the same meshes, but no extra rendertime/memory usage?

Thanks people for your opinion! I agree, it should be faster. I used my brain, no tutorial For the paint, I used boolean modifier (cookiecutter type mesh on a separate layer) and other stuff was pretty much animating visibility and some oldschool keyframing.

PS. sorry for late reply