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" Wahhh my niche hobby is getting more exposure by appearing in the mainstream and is building a bigger fanbase by having more exciting moments and a legitimate points championships on TV wahh."

You better not release that.

More info and full reveal to come... @carkiller458

I have to agree with this. I'd love to go back in time and go to World Finals 9 and see that track in person, or attend a stadium show from 2008-2010, but what we have now is just as good, if not better. This year of monster jam was one of the overall best in a long time I would argue, and I think it's smart to make progress and grow the company rather than to regress into the past. Also backflips are such a double edge sword to me, like I don't want them to be much more important than any other move, but If I went to a stadium show and no one did one I'd probably be disappointed a bit...

Hey man, you dropped some of these on the floor. . . . . . ., . . ., ., . . . . ,. .

Finaly Back on my own project i been trying to work on since last year or year before last. Been through computer crashes and all. But im back in it i know its not much but just the same. so let me have the advice. Or Should i start over

Been working on this paint job for a while now. It's still no where near accurate currently and it needs a darker coat of green again... World Finals 18 Avenger S10 Scheme Also, should I release this truck? Blaise is taking a while and I know his is more accurate but Idk... This is a pic of my chassis running his paint. I have my own too. Also, his horns are correct.

Well I understand where he's coming from; at first monster truck racing is kind of a special hobby and once it gets more attention it's changed as the people behind the sport want more profit. Then the new fan base gets behind the big company and supports their decisions and suddenly the sport has radically changed from what originally got you hooked. For instance, someone sees a monster truck crushes a van stack and loves the sport and then the company that controls the sport makes a decision that doesn't involve van stacks. A new fan base comes around and likes the dirt jumps. The company won't change; they might lose profit. And then the original fan isn't getting what originally got their attention. This is just an example, van stacks is a little stupid to use but it's an easy comparison. Im sure this same argument happened when the Penda Points series era ended and when freestyle started and then now when the sport changed from what it was. Dont get me wrong, the new points series is really neat and I like the aligned tours or the more random line-ups. Especially arenas - FELD's done a lot to improve those. But the same track week in week out gets a little repetitive.

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I mean so long as they do a good portrayal of the trucks I see it as great publicity. We need more figures to move us from the "yeehaw jacked up trucks built by hicks" stereotype that's been over us since the 80s