UNBELIEVABLE FUEL POWERED RC HUMMER H1 (1/8 SCALE) VS REAL FULL SIZE H1 (1/1 SCALE) !!! 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 เม.ย. 2023
- Even though the real Hummer H1 is no longer in production, it is forever engraved in history as an American icon of toughness, high-performance and excellent off-road engineering.
The DeAgostini, ModelSpace, and Kyosho collaboration 1/8 scale Nitro Hummer H1 may be a fraction of the real size, but it is still pretty big allowing for awesome fun on and especially off-road. This super scale RC model is a true replica of the original incorporating things like nitro fuel, glow plugs, a mechanical 4WD system with realistic portal axles to give scale high ground clearance (just like the real thing) etc... Its powered by the GX21 Kyosho engine giving incredible reliability and mobility no matter where it's driven. I took the liberty to waterproof it just to make it extra realistic capable of driving in rain or mud, but i don't think ill be doing that :). The kit also gave the builder the freedom to design it however they want.(Back when it was available before also being discontinued.)
I hope you all enjoy, and as always ill let the video do the talking :)
Here's a cool article written in the ModelSpace forums by Brendon Udy called:
Hummer H1 History - Origin of a Legendary American Vehicle,
In 1979, AM General commenced preliminary designs for their M998 Series High Mobility Multi-Purpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV), aka the “Humvee” - a fast, agile, and mobile 1.25-ton truck designed to replace the M151 and light tactical vehicles of the U.S. Army. After an initial prototype contract, AM General won a $1.2 billion contract for the production of 55,000 Humvees, later increased to 70,000 at a cost of $1.6 billion.
The Humvee has gone on to play a vital in multiple U.S. military actions, including Panama (1989-90) and, most notably, Operation Desert Storm (1991) during the First Gulf War. In recent times, the Humvee has been present in Afghanistan, the Balkans, Iraq, and Somalia.
On January 2, 1985, the first HMMWV (Hummer) rolled off the assembly line as a standard military vehicle, but it wasn’t until 1992 before the world first saw the civilian Hummer we all know today. Dubbed “the world’s most serious 4×4”, the Hummer’s longevity, mobility and high performance have been big selling points since its inception. It wasn't till 1992 before the world saw the first civilian Hummer we all know today! After an agreement between AM General and General Motors Corporation was finalised in 1999, exclusive rights of the HUMMER brand passed to GM, resulting in the original Hummer’s renaming to the Hummer H1, and paving the way for release of the H2 in 2002 and the H3 in 2005.
Though AM General were responsible for the production of the Hummer, it was the persistence of one of Hollywood’s biggest stars that helped bring it to life. The story goes that Arnold Schwarzenegger was on set filming for the 1990 film Kindergarten Cop, when a military convoy of approximately 50 Humvees rumbled past. Needless to say, Arnie was instantly hooked - on closer inspection, he was quoted as saying, “look at those deltoids; look at those calves.” Unfortunately for Schwarzenegger, the Humvee was not street legal, and it took lengthy negotiations and the eventual signing of a very long liability waiver for him to finally get behind the wheel of a customised, sand-coloured Humvee made safe for the streets of L.A. Not fully satisfied, the star continued works with AM General over the coming months, helping refine the Humvee into a vehicle suited for civilians. When October 1992 arrived, Schwarzenegger flew to Indiana to collect the first two Hummers.
Despite being fit for off-road adventures, the Hummer H1 is more typically found on city streets than crossing jungle terrains. That said, they are designed to handle a wide array of conditions, as demonstrated by this video of a brave driver traversing the flooded streets of Houston. With its superior power and robustness, the Hummer H1 takes to the water like a box-shaped submarine. - บันเทิง
I love everything about this hummer it even drives at a scale speed with the gear reduction very cool thank you so much for sharing
Awsome realistic hummer
thanks :)
The best hummer ever built.
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Sick hummer rc.
Thanks :)
Hell yeah bro your doin the damn thang!
Very very nice ❤
thanks :)
You should check out HG P415. The scale details are not Tamya but at around 95% accurate.
Nice truck - Might be fun to swap the 2 stroke for one of the toyan 4 strokes.
maybe on another kit because i like the platform :)
Those portal boxes are super cool. That whole rig is badass. It definitely needs a brush guard like the 1:1 has. If it were me I would get on line and contact one of the scale fab shops and see if anyone could make one in steal. But cool either way
Thanks bud it could work im sure i can fabricate one :)
Good
Sounds like my Stihl chainsaw 😂😂😂😂😂
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What do you think of the FMS hummer?
What color did you paint yours, black metallic?
Are you getting the fms h1 1/12 ?
What is your career?
Check out the FMS 1/12 Hummer H1… for 3 hundred bucks, I think it’s better realism for the money.
No, it's only 1/12 😐
I would rig up a filler neck so i could put fuel in it without having to take the body off. But thats just the way i am. Im big on scratch building
I have 1 buy it and build it.
What is the top speed?
Does the RC accelerate faster than the real thing?
Haha maybe up to 30mph but even the rc is built for torque like the real thing :)
I have same nitro rc. Reply if wanted brand new never ran works perfect new tires.
Can it crawl??
100% its made for it
It should be made again as an electric.
Where can I get one?
I got 1
Mines on ebay now
ДВС для внедорожника полная фигня,я бы понял если это был шорт корс.Сама детализация очень крутая но ДВС для грязи медленной езды не подходит.
I love H1 hummers but probably the highest maintenance and most unreliable truck ever made.
Not the H1 my guy. When it was first build for Desert Storm in 92 the military sent 1800 of them to Saudi Arabia those things were bombed ran over land mines. And everything that comes with war. All 1800 came home! Those things will run off anything. And im talking about the 1:1
@@brianargo1659 yeah the h1. Very unreliable and high maintenance the trucks your talking about that got deployed broke down constantly and required millions of dollars in work to stay running. Also, they didn’t get driven at highway speeds as a civilian vehicle either. Those trucks had armored protection sure but the engine was junk crap and the trucks got used like tractors basically and required millions of dollars in support. Try using one of those trucks as a civilian driver here at home and no federal money to support maintenance the truck will break down in no time
@@thepatternforms859 I think ur mistaken my friend. U must be talking about the H2 or 3. Because I can personaly tell u what ur saying isn't true. Because they all drove and went through battle and returned back to the states. And were actioned off once they returned still running and driving
@@brianargo1659 yeah with only 1-5,000 miles lmao and over a million dollars of maint support. Study the history of the H1 engine troubles. Every version had flaws and failed. Massive failures. The H1 broke down all the time. General Motors made a horrible engine
@@brianargo1659 both the H2 and H3 are far more reliable than any H1