Monster Madness

Originally posted by Batfish
I use a normal consumer camcorder (Sony TRV-140) and generally edit using Windows Movie Maker.

Sweet! Your video's turn out great...and I'm itchin' to film and edit stuff.

[squeeforever]

about how much is the conversion gonna cost?

[Shadow350Z]

yeah was gonna ask about that
Mike should sell this as a full RTR kit =)
would be nice
alot people would buy it especially eletrio lovers

[RC-Monster Mike]

The conversion will be around the same price as the Limited edition g-maxxes. I do plan on stocking all the needed items to offer a complete package (front, rear, tranny, drive shafts and of course BRUSHLESS!).

[coolhandcountry]

Can't leave out the brushless part there mike. That is the good stuff.

[squeeforever]

will it be available in blue or red?

[RC-Monster Mike]

Initially, no. Eventually, it most likely will.

[Shadow350Z]

will the complete package be around the price of an emaxx??

[Dafni]

Originally posted by RC-Monster Mike
The conversion will be around the same price as the Limited edition g-maxxes.

Do the math, Shadow. In addition to the chassis, you would need a front and rear end, tranny, shafts, radio and BL!

The RTR price obviously depends on your choice of parts and BL combo.

Making a kit based version of the E-Revo (or whatever name it will be called) is an awesome idea. It's nice to see such innovation from smaller companies when the big guys have turned their backs to Electric Monster Racing. No matter what the cost of the kit, I'm sure it will be much less than buying an E-Maxx and converting it to a race ready monster race truck.

I read the Slayden review of MMIII and he mentioned Mike C's E-Revo but I couldn't locate the "inset" he spoke about...is that article coming? I thought it would be interesting to read his take and to help get this innovative product some press.