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Bob & Marilyn Chandler's BIGFOOT #4, built in the summer of 1984, debuted at the New Orleans Superdome in 1985. It was the first monster truck to use planetary axles and the first to perform a wheel-standing sled pull. Late in the summer of 1990, John Piant took #4 for one of the most spectacular rides of either his or the truck’s career in Nashville during the famed “BIGFOOT Bash”. Running hard to keep up with the more advanced trucks in the field, it ended up landing on top of the concrete dividing wall between the lanes of competition, virtually destroying the entire suspension and drive-train of the truck in what is arguably one of the most destructive non-rollover incidents in the history of the sport. Although BIGFOOT #4 was in a near constant state of evolution, in some ways the wreck ensured the prolonged service life of #4. The crew at BIGFOOT immediately set upon repairing the legend, specifically the frame and cross members. New wheels, an entirely new suspension, and at least one completely new axle had to be fabricated for the wounded warrior. Rather than adhering to convention, the team eschewed the traditional leaf spring suspension logic and set about creating a “hybrid” suspension that would incorporate more of the nitrogen shock technology. (Learn more about the Legendary Bigfoot 4 here) - View Graphic Timeline This Hybrid Bigfoot 4 is where this Replica Pack begins. The Trucks Includes all known 1990 to Present Bigfoot 4 variations... Bigfoot 1990 - Racer 1990 - Bodyless 1992 - Racer w/ Aeronose Body 1994 - Racer w/ Aeronose Body. Bugcatcher Installed on BF4. 1995 - Lightning Bolt w/ Aeronose Body 1997 - Lightning Bolt w/ 1998 F-150 Body 1998 - Lightning Bolt w/ 1998 F-150 Body (slight body mods) 2003 - Restoration, back to 1990 style 1989 - (Custom) Classic Bigfoot paint, unfortunately never run w/ this hybrid chassis. Snake Bite 1991 - Red 1991 - Red w/ Red Rims 1991 - Red w/ White Rims 1992 - Red w/ Hotwheels Livery 1994 - Red w/ Bugcatcher 1998 - Green 1991 - (Custom) Hotwheels Transition paint. Never used, was Toy only. Firestone 1998 - Long Jump 1999 - Firestone Wilderness 2000 - Firestone Red/Blue 2002 - Firestone Destination 2005 - 30th Anniversary Other 2006 - Massive Machine (Bigfoot 4 Sold) 1996 - Hollywood Hogan Commands Equipped with rear steer. Press "W" to change Differential options. A hitch node is included in the node-beam, so that it can be used with the pulling sled. The hitch node is located on the the back of the frame (node 56). To use with a pulling sled, use the mouse to drag the chain on the pulling sled to the hitch node (press "K" to show the nodes if needed), then press "L" to lock the chain to the hitch. When finished, press "L" again to unlock the hitch. Beta Testers Huge thanks to the Beta testers in the Retro Monsters Discord! @CIDRA racer (aka mimimooch256) @JackMProductions @Just Grayson @Otter.the.saves (aka Mr.Freeze) @DiggerFan Build Credits @DiggerFan - Base Node Beam, Interior & Exterior Props, Wheels/Rims, Axel, Leaf Springs, Knuckles, Carburetors, Transfer Case, Steering & Suspension. @Wambo - 1991 F-150 Body, Aeronose front clip, Engine Props, Transmission @Swegliner849 - 1998 F-150 Body, Snake Bite Body, F250 Body @rockgod88 - F250 Body @Andrew - Hollywood Hogan Body @Edy - Hollywood Hogan Paint @bulldozer attack - Hollywood Hogan/30thAnniversary/Massive Machine Paint @Just Grayson - Massive Machine Paint & general painting advise and assistance. @txrcrider - Firestone Wilderness Paint Tsunami23/Tom - Firestone Destination, 2000 Firestone Paint ibnulaffan - Red Snake Bite Paint @JackMProductions - All truck sounds @WorpeX - Everything else Let me know if I missed anyone in the credits and I can add them in. Other This truck was designed as a stand-alone addition to the LF4 Leafer Pack. If I missed anyone in the credits, let me know and I'll update. If you like the truck or have issues, please leave a review or a comment below! Thanks and enjoy!

The Star Monster was driven and owned by Dan Tassone out of Syracuse, New York. It ran from 1987 to 1991 and participated in TNT Motorsports series as well as the USHRA Camel Mud & Monsters Series. It was then retired and sold to Eric Laning to become the Price Crusher. The Trucks Includes 6 Star Monster Variants and Price Crusher. These variations are included in Classic & League Settings. 1987 - Debut "Star Truck" paint 1988 - Classic Star Monster 1988 - Star Monster (Tarpless) 1989 - Star Monster gains red rims 1990 - Star Monster removed hitch and gets new Zoomie headers out the hood 1991 - Star Monster adds sponsor logos Price Crusher Classic Settings - Classic settings were designed to be realistic and preserve how driving Star Monster would really feel like. League Settings - For competitive leagues. These settings set Star Monster to the LF4 standard so it can be competitive. Commands Equipped with rear steer. Press "W" to change Differential options. Price Crusher has working Blue headlights. To turn the headlights on/off, press "N". A hitch node is included in the node-beam, so that it can be used with the pulling sled. The hitch node is located on the the back of the frame (node 56). To use with a pulling sled, use the mouse to drag the chain on the pulling sled to the hitch node (press "K" to show the nodes if needed), then press "L" to lock the chain to the hitch. When finished, press "L" again to unlock the hitch. Beta Testers Huge thanks to the Beta testers in the Retro Monsters Discord! @CIDRA racer (aka mimimooch256) @JackMProductions @mozart (aka Cade) @Otter.the.saves (aka Mr.Freeze) Build Credits @DiggerFan - Base Node Beam, Base GMC Body, Interior & Exterior Props, Wheels/Rims, Axel, Leaf Springs, Knuckles, Steering & Suspension. @mozart - Price Crusher Logos & mini image. @JackMProductions - All truck sounds. @WorpeX - Everything else Other This truck was designed as a stand-alone addition to the LF4 Leafer Pack! If I missed anyone in the credits, let me know and I'll update. If you like the truck or have issues, please leave a review or a comment below! Thanks and enjoy!

This truck was designed as a stand-alone addition to the LF4 Leafer Pack. Destroyer was a series of Freightliner monster trucks owned and ran by Mike Welch. The truck had no suspension at all and relied on its tires to absorb impact. It debuted in 1986 and was rather dangerous to drive. After movie producers saw Mike performing this truck at a show, they gave him a deal to build two new trucks for the movie Rolling Vengeance. Destroyer was cut up in 2008, when Mike cleaned up his property and scrap metal prices were high. The Trucks Includes 3 variants with 2 different driving settings for each. Destroyer 1 Destroyer II Martin's Feed Classic Settings Classic settings were designed to feel how driving Destroyer would really feel like. Its a big heavy machine with unwieldy proportions. It drives really rough with its short wheelbase and no suspension. Destroyer1 weighs the most of the three since it was largely a show truck with lots of decorative pieces and working lights. Destroyer 2 had some weight savings and thus is a bit lighter. Martin's feed went even farther with the weight savings and is the lightest of the 3 variants. League Settings For competitive leagues. These settings set Destroyer to the LF4 standard so it can be competitive. All 3 variants have the same weight as the trucks in the LF4 pack and also have the engine turbo enabled. This makes Destroyer significantly faster but may still be difficult to drive with its unusual weight distribution, wheelbase and lack of suspension. Commands Equipped with rear steer. Press "W" to change Differential options. Destroyer 1 and II have working headlights. To turn the headlights on/off, press "N". Destroyer 1 has working roof lights. To turn on press "CTRL+1". Destroyer 1 has working ground lights. To turn on press "CTRL+2" A hitch node is included in the node-beam, so that it can be used with the pulling sled. The hitch node is located on the the back of the frame (node 56). To use with a pulling sled, use the mouse to drag the chain on the pulling sled to the hitch node (press "K" to show the nodes if needed), then press "L" to lock the chain to the hitch. When finished, press "L" again to unlock the hitch. Beta Testers Huge thanks to the Beta testers in the Retro Monsters Discord! @CIDRA racer (aka mimimooch256) @JackMProductions Build Credits Jorma Rysky - Model and textures. Released for free on SketchFab. Huge thanks to him for all the work he put into making this thing look so good! @DiggerFan - Base Node Beam. @JackMProductions - All truck sounds. @mozart - Martin's Feed logos and rust texturing. @WorpeX - Conversion to Rigs, model editing, Martin's Feed paint, everything else. Other If I missed anyone in the credits, let me know and I'll update. If you like the truck or have issues, please leave a review or a comment below! Thanks and enjoy!

Promotional video can be viewed here: https://streamable.com/xr2wex It's been just over a year in development with multiple iterations, but work has finally completed on the LF4 Leafer Pack! Special thanks to everyone who helped push to make this project the best it can be! The idea of this began as a simple extension of the previous leafer packs but it grew in size and scope well beyond that! Now, these trucks are equipped with a realistic node beam, realistic handling, relatively accurate sizing, high quality parts and more! The three biggest goals of this pack were to build quality trucks which had never been done before in Rigs, make leafers which are fun to drive and to build as many trucks as possible. With quantity being a primary goal, some sacrifices were made to speed up build time so these aren't 100% replica accurate but they're not too far off! The Trucks This pack includes 31 unique trucks! Grave Digger #5 Goldberg Leafer Display Buffalo Tremor 1987 4 Wheel Crazy 1988 Master Of Disaster 1988 Bounty Hunter 1988 Liquidator 1988-1991 Texas Tumbleweed 1989 Bear Foot Racer 1990 Ecology's Eliminator 1990-Present First Blood 1990 Iron Eagle 1990 Night Life 1991 Clydesdale 1991 Tropical Thunder 1991 UFO 1991 Above-N-Beyond 1991 The Wrecker 1991 Invader 1991-1992 GunSlinger 1992 Reptoid 1992-1993 Predator 1992 (Thunder Nationals) Keystone Krusher 1992 American Gladiators 1993 Maniac 1994 Monster Mash 1994 Muscle Beach 1994 Problem Child 2009 & Jacobs Supply (present) Chopper Monster Copenhagen/Skoal Crusher Inbounds (Custom) Commands All trucks are built on DiggerFans Leafer Node Beam. All trucks are equipped with rear steer. Press "W" to change Differential options on all trucks. Most 1980s trucks have working lights. To turn the headlights on/off, press "N". Turn Rollbar lights on with "CTRL+3" for Ecology and Skoal. A hitch node is included in the node-beam for all trucks, so that it can be used with the pulling sled. The hitch node is located on the the back of the frame (node 56). To use with a pulling sled, use the mouse to drag the chain on the pulling sled to the hitch node (press "K" to show the nodes if needed), then press "L" to lock the chain to the hitch. When finished, press "L" again to unlock the hitch. Beta Testers Huge thanks to the Beta testers in the Retro Monsters Discord! @CIDRA racer (aka mimimooch256) @Cowboy General @JackMProductions @mozart (aka Cade) @Otter.the.saves (aka Mr.Freeze) @Broken-machine92 Build Credits @Wambo - Ford F150 Body, Engines & Transmissions. @DiggerFan - Base Node Beam, Chevy Silverado Body, Rear Half of Reptoid Body, Various Interior & Exterior Props, Wheels/Rims, Axel, Leaf Springs, Knuckles, Steering & Suspension. @Patriotic Canadian - Grave Digger 5 Body @Taurus Racer 13 - 80s Chevy Body, Various Interior & Exterior Props @rockgod88 - Samson Body & Arm Textures @Swegliner849 - Goldberg Body & Front Half of Reptoid Body. Reptoid Eye textures. @xyrose - Goldberg paint @mozart - Keystone Krusher, Monster Mash, Maniac & Bear Foot Classic Paint. Various mini image screenshots. @JackMProductions - Gunslinger & Ecology Auto Wrecking Logos. All truck sounds. Various mini image screenshots. @Bobcat - UFO Logos @WorpeX - Everything else Huge thanks to @CIDRA racer for his incredible knowledge of this era, providing rare reference images and help with improving truck accuracy. Also @Cowboy Generalfor help with finding reference images. Other If I missed anyone in the credits, let me know and I'll update. If you like the truck or have issues, please leave a review or a comment below! Thanks and enjoy!