Monster Truck & BMO Crash Battle | BeamNG Drive - Griff's Garage

Do you love watching crazy crashes in BeamNG Drive? In this video we will be crashing monster trucks, race cars, giant trucks, and more into a giant BMO!! Watch your favorite video game characters compete in this EPIC Crash Battle! We will also be going through some of the craziest courses on the Slant of Death!

Which vehicle has the best crash? Who can get the most destruction? Watch this EPIC video to see Epic High Speed Jumps and Realistic Crashes!


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Monster Jam Madness: https://bit.ly/MonsterJamMadness
Epic High Speed Jumps: https://bit.ly/EpicHighSpeedJumps
Monster Jam Wrecks and Jumps: http://bit.ly/JumpsandWrecks
Marvel Avengers Monster Trucks: http://bit.ly/MarvelMonsterTrucks
Fire vs Ice Showdown: http://bit.ly/FireVsIceShowdown
Monster Jam Toys: https://bit.ly/MonsterJamToys
Griff's Garage: http://bit.ly/GriffsGarage
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Game info:
BeamNG.drive is a realistic, immersive driving game offering near-limitless possibilities. Our soft-body physics engine simulates every component of a vehicle in real time, resulting in realistic, dynamic behavior
Game Official Website (you can purchase & download the game there):
http://www.beamng.com

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For awesome monster truck mods, check out Beam Monsters: https://www.beam-monsters.com/files/


Setting up the courses we use takes 1 hour per course.
Filming takes 5 - 8 hours. During filming we adjust lighting, adjust angles, and create a drone-like camera for our shoots.
Creating the models that we crash into takes hours and is hard to total!
Editing takes 3 - 5 hours to edit the clips, add music, add visual effects and sounds, and check through on Premiere Pro.
Creating a thumbnail takes 1 - 2 hours to set up, adjust lighting, and take multiple shots. Once the thumbnail photo is taken, edits are made on Photoshop.

The video was made in 8-10 hours of work!