Dave Shultz's Badass Remote-Controlled Replica Military Vehicles
Marissa Brassfield — July 11, 2009 — Autos
References: heraldnet & militarytimes
Dave Shultz's model tanks would make most hobbyists wet their pants--and then find a new hobby. These remote-controlled bad boys are full-fledged replica military vehicles in their own right, and the largest would dwarf a VW Bug.
The engineer first started building replica military vehicles in the 1980s. Today, Dave Schultz's model tanks, appropriately named Herman, Helmut, Heinrich, and Horst, attract crowds from all over the world.
Check out Dave Schultz's model tanks in the video above.
The engineer first started building replica military vehicles in the 1980s. Today, Dave Schultz's model tanks, appropriately named Herman, Helmut, Heinrich, and Horst, attract crowds from all over the world.
Check out Dave Schultz's model tanks in the video above.
Trend Themes
1. Replica Model Vehicles - Opportunity for creating highly detailed and realistic replica models of various vehicles, attracting enthusiasts and collectors.
2. Remote-controlled Hobbyist Vehicles - Demand for advanced remote-controlled vehicles with realistic features and capabilities, appealing to hobbyists and enthusiasts.
3. Giant-scale Model Vehicles - Growing interest in building and operating giant-scale model vehicles, providing a unique experience for hobbyists and event attendees.
Industry Implications
1. Model Making and Collectibles - Potential for creating high-quality and authentic replica models of various vehicles, targeting hobbyists and collectors.
2. Remote-controlled Toys and Gadgets - Opportunity for developing advanced remote-controlled vehicles with realistic features, catering to hobbyists and enthusiasts.
3. Event Planning and Entertainment - Growth in hosting events and exhibitions featuring giant-scale model vehicles, attracting attendees and providing unique experiences.
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