Wigeon Monster Toy Truck

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How might the Wigeon be made any better, you ask? Add six feet to the height!

What we have before you is the result of a bored afternoon transpiring into Wigeon Madness.

This quick whip up features the following accompanying parts to two Wigeon tuff boi combos:

Two frames for the “Bigeon” and “Earth Crawler” Configs
Front and rear suspension for wide track offered in 6 and 5 lug
“Torque Master” 2500CC engine for moving the behemoth of tires
24x22 Trial 250 Off-Road wheels
59x30R24 BIG boy tires
Additional supporting parts to make the big ol’ lifts function properly, which can be found in the configs

Pitfalls to a 1-day mod:

Handling / stability / drivability is a subpar at best - still memes hard
Realistically doesn’t weigh enough, frame and chonky boy tires especially are on a serious diet
Wheelies rather easily, This might be a pro actually…
If you put a Toy truck body on the original frame you’ll have floating props such as the pedals and needles, couldn't be bothered to change the props nesting structure from vanilla
You can probably cause an instability by swapping non-toy truck parts in due to scaling of strength and weight factors - so don’t do that!
If you’re that 1% of elites who manually activate nitrous, you can blow this unit to pieces by spamming the input (vanilla car issue in-short, couldn't be bothered the least bit)
A naturally aspirated inline four cylinder and a 5-speed manual transmission isn’t exactly winning any Choice Awards for a monster truck powertrain, but I’ve made do with what I got.