DiggerFan

The paint looks great but the chassis looks V3, maybe because it looks flat

Actually, I got the chassis straight from the Grave Digger XIV in the V4 pack. The only thing I changed was replacing the collector headers with the zoomies.

I recently encountered an unusual problem when exporting a model from blender to put it in-game. Everything looks to be scaled correctly in blender, but when I run it in-game, it's stretched dramatically:

Does anyone know what's causing this?

Not monster trucks, but a couple of rock crawling fails...

The result of a collision with the fence in Legacy Fairgrounds...

Also mind if I throw the monster man body on the correct chassis?

Sure, feel free to put it on the right chassis. When I made that truck, I wasn't that good at building frames yet, so I put it on the best one I could find.

As for the '97 Kids R Kids King Krunch, I lost that (and most of the other projects in that post) when the hard drive crashed in my old computer.

It was neat seeing some of the "blasts from the past" in this topic, so I thought I might add some of my own.

These are some of the first few trucks I put together for MTM2, in late 2005, and are what got me into the MTM2 community in 2006...

Frank Schettini's truck from the Monster Man movie:

Steve Hearly's Godzilla from 2004:

I also came across some lost projects in my Photobucket album, that were never released...

Des Moines, IA 1997 USA Motorsports

King Krunch 1997

Guy Wood's Smoke Craft

Hall Brothers' Smoke Craft

Samson 1998

Indianapolis, IN 1997 USA Motorsports

Minneapolis, MN November 1997 USA Motorsports

A custom USA Motorsports Tacoma track, based on the MTM1 Tacoma J-drag

Seattle, WA 1999 Monster Jam

Bustin' Loose 1999

My second "Wrecks & Wild Rides" video:

I'm pretty sure it's Indy 98. They had the woop section on that track.

Yes, it's the '98 Indy USA Motorsports track. In '97, they didn't have a single-car roller before the first set, and the track had a jump followed by a single car in the second straight.

Here are some pics from the first Monster Jam I went to at the SkyDome, on January 23, 1999:

Yes, it's Don Borders' Mistress truck from the late-'90s/early-'00s. It looks like the Keystone truck, because Don got the old Keystone body, I believe.

I've started work on a new truck replica...

Does anyone recognize it? This truck hasn't run in around a decade.

Here's my new "Wrecks & Wild Rides" compilation video:

I don't think I ever posted an introduction topic when I first came over to Sim-monsters, but for those who don't know me, I've been making trucks and tracks for Monster Truck Madness 2 since 2006. I started into Rigs of Rods late in 2010, but I haven't really done much with it as far as editing/modding since my hard drive crashed that following January. I should, hopefully, be getting back into it more now, as time allows.

I thought I'd get back into Rigs of Rods editing with something from the TNN era...

For those that don't frequent the RORMJ forum, here are some of my projects that I've posted pics of over there...

Equalizer 1997 body...

...and chassis:

Virginia Giant 1998:

Here's the chassis by itself: