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Get Ready To Change Your Perceptions About Monster Jam - Vimarsana News

Get Ready To Change Your Perceptions About Monster Jam

Monster truck racing has come a long way from its mud-bogging, car-crushing origins. It's way more complex than that.

Wet Paint in the Wild: Artist Genevieve Goffman Art-Handles Her Own Work and Confronts a Three-Headed Death Hound - Vimarsana News

Wet Paint in the Wild: Artist Genevieve Goffman Art-Handles Her Own Work and Confronts a Three-Headed Death Hound

Artist Genevieve Goffman offers us a peak into her world in this week's edition of Wet Paint into the Wild.

Source: artnet.com
Feld Entertainment and Monster Jam enter the Animation Landscape - Vimarsana News

Feld Entertainment and Monster Jam enter the Animation Landscape

Feld Entertainment announced its new animation project, Monster Jam Adventures™ Animated Shorts, which will air on YouTube.  The has seen extensive growth since its creation with more than 831,000 followers and 527M+ video views totaling in 25.8M+ hours watched.

Monster Jam in Orlando: A behind-the-scenes look as Camping World Stadium prepares - Vimarsana News

Monster Jam in Orlando: A behind-the-scenes look as Camping World Stadium prepares

The 2022 Monster Jam World Finals is in Orlando this weekend for Florida fans. Get a behind-the-scenes look with Tom Meents, driver of Max-D.

Lego Technic adds a pair of two-in-one monster trucks to its catalog - Vimarsana News

Lego Technic adds a pair of two-in-one monster trucks to its catalog

Lego Technic adds a pair of two-in-one monster trucks to its catalog Autoblog 1/2/2021 Ronan Glon After spending time in the pits, Lego Technic is visiting the wild world of monster trucks by releasing a pair of kits created for kids age seven and up. Its Grave Digger and Maximum Destruction replicas are relatively easy to assemble, they feature a pull-back mechanism that propels them forward, and they can be rebuilt into buggies. Monster Jam-crazed kids certainly didn't wait for Technic's latest kits to build their own monster trucks with Lego bricks, but the new additions ...

Source: msn.com