Action photography is much more than just pointing and shooting. Composition, lighting, camera settings, lenses, all take years of experience to master. Huge shoutout to @otsuki_br for capturing the #Losi Mini Nats at RCM all weekend. #RCCARS

They already made one. Full Send Supplements. It failed miserably, then abandoned

$BEG harder

Happy Valentine’s Day @LT3NFT @LT3Showcase

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Did you purchase the Nelk Boys FullSend MetaCard? If you purchased a Full Send Metacard NFT and were promised unrealistic benefits, equity participation, or access to various Full Send ventures, you may be entitled to compensation. Join the investigation here: burwick.law/newclient. Investment Background and Claims The Nelk Boys, a prominent YouTube group with over 8 million subscribers, launched their Full Send Metacard NFT project in January 2022, generating $23 million in revenue within just 10 minutes. Investors were required to pay approximately $2,300 per NFT, enticed by a range of promises. These included: exclusive access to Full Send physical and metaverse ventures, access to future Full Send gyms, participation in Full Send branded ventures including lounges, festivals, casinos, and restaurants, equity participation in future ventures, priority access to products and events, and special holder benefits and exclusive opportunities. However, substantial evidence suggests these promises remained largely unfulfilled, with minimal delivery of promised benefits to the over 7,000 NFT holders. Operational Structure and Alleged Misconduct The Full Send Metacard NFT project operated as a pseudo venture capital raise, where holders provided significant capital ($23 million) but received no equity or meaningful benefits in return. The project structure involved an initial mint price of approximately $2,300 per NFT, accompanied by promises of exclusive access to future Full Send ventures. Despite repeated assurances of upcoming benefits and equity participation, communication from the team became minimal after funds were raised. Legal and Market Implications This case represents a potential misuse of NFT technology and community trust, raising multiple concerns including securities law violations through promises of equity and investment returns, breach of contract, and other civil claims. Legal Recourse Available Burwick Law and Wolf Popper are actively investigating claims on behalf of investors who purchased Full Send Metacard NFTs and were misled by promises of access to Full Send gyms and venues that were never built, equity participation in Full Send ventures, exclusive benefits and access that never materialized, or investment returns through future Full Send business ventures. If you invested in the Full Send Metacard NFT project, you may be entitled to compensation. It's free to start your claim and takes less than two minutes. By holding the Nelk Boys accountable, we can protect investors and maintain integrity in the digital asset space. Disclosures This is attorney advertising. Completing an intake form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Claims depend on the individual circumstances of your case, and recovery is not guaranteed. The investigation and any legal action are based on allegations and do not imply any findings of liability or wrongdoing at this time.

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Just a couple custom 6s ARRMA INFRACTION RC cars taking a lap around the Freedom Factory! Jeffrey Leo (413rc) with his No. 3 and James Gropp with his Zane Smith No. 38 #horizonhobby #arrmarc #arrmainfraction #rc #rccar #arrmageddon2024 #freedomfactory #daleearnhardt #zanesmith

I can’t imagine sales are strong considering it was pulled from Amazon almost as fast as it was listed 🤭. Maybe they should change the name while they’re reformulating since they removed @BoredApeYC NFT’s from the packaging as well @BoredJerky

413RC and his “Do it for Dale” 6s ARRMA Infraction during the ARRMAGEDDON Fast Lap at the Freedom Factory! We had a bit of fun getting some epic closeups after the event! #horizonhobby #arrmarc #arrmainfraction #rc #rccar #arrmageddon2024 #freedomfactory #daleearnhardt #413rc

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They took the $23,000,000 and spent it on illegal gambling, @happydad & @Boredjerky. Metacard is now worthless. Contact @BurwickLaw

Did nobody learn from their first NFT rug pull? They literally named @BoredJerky after an NFT then removed the NFT from the packaging. THEY. DONT. CARE. ABOUT. YOU.

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My firm, @BurwickLaw, represents clients pursuing legal action regarding the Nelk Boys Full Send Metacard NFT project. Learn more below. Did you purchase the Nelk Boys FullSend MetaCard? If you purchased a Full Send Metacard NFT and were promised unrealistic benefits, equity participation, or access to various Full Send ventures, you may be entitled to join legal action. Join the investigation here: burwick.law/newclient. Burwick Law and Wolf Popper are actively pursuing claims against the organizers and promoters of these schemes, seeking justice for defrauded investors. Investment Background and Claims The Nelk Boys, a prominent YouTube group with over 8 million subscribers, launched their Full Send Metacard NFT project in January 2022, generating $23 million in revenue within just 10 minutes. Investors were required to pay approximately $2,300 per NFT, enticed by a range of promises. These included: exclusive access to Full Send physical and metaverse ventures, access to future Full Send gyms, participation in Full Send branded ventures including lounges, festivals, casinos, and restaurants, equity participation in future ventures, priority access to products and events, and special holder benefits and exclusive opportunities. However, substantial evidence suggests these promises remained largely unfulfilled, with minimal delivery of promised benefits to the over 7,000 NFT holders. Operational Structure and Alleged Misconduct The Full Send Metacard NFT project operated as a pseudo venture capital raise, where holders provided significant capital ($23 million) but received no equity or meaningful benefits in return. The project structure involved an initial mint price of approximately $2,300 per NFT, accompanied by promises of exclusive access to future Full Send ventures. Despite repeated assurances of upcoming benefits and equity participation, communication from the team became minimal after funds were raised. Legal and Market Implications This case represents a potential misuse of NFT technology and community trust, raising multiple concerns including securities law violations through promises of equity and investment returns, breach of contract, and other civil claims. Legal Recourse Available Burwick Law and Wolf Popper are actively investigating claims on behalf of investors who purchased Full Send Metacard NFTs and were misled by promises of access to Full Send gyms and venues that were never built, equity participation in Full Send ventures, exclusive benefits and access that never materialized, or investment returns through future Full Send business ventures. If you invested in the Full Send Metacard NFT project, you may be entitled to compensation. It's free to start your claim and takes less than two minutes. By holding the Nelk Boys accountable, we can protect investors and maintain integrity in the digital asset space. Disclosures This is attorney advertising. Completing an intake form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Claims depend on the individual circumstances of your case, and recovery is not guaranteed. The investigation and any legal action are based on allegations and do not imply any findings of liability or wrongdoing at this time.