Name the Redcat 1/5 Scale Vehicles
03-18-2008, 10:38 PM
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RE: Name the Redcat 1/5 Scale Vehicles
How about staying with themes:
Since it is RedCat:
*Jaguar
*Puma
*Cougar
*Tigress
Mythology:
*Acheilles
*Atlas
*Hercules
*Grendel
I really like the previously suggested name: Fury
Since it is RedCat:
*Jaguar
*Puma
*Cougar
*Tigress
Mythology:
*Acheilles
*Atlas
*Hercules
*Grendel
I really like the previously suggested name: Fury
03-19-2008, 02:41 AM
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RE: Name the Redcat 1/5 Scale Vehicles
here's a couple to add to the mix of ideas.
maelstrom gb (g=gas b=buggy)
maelstrom gt (g=gas t=truck)
storm gb
storm gt
maelstrom gb (g=gas b=buggy)
maelstrom gt (g=gas t=truck)
storm gb
storm gt
03-19-2008, 02:39 PM
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RE: Name the Redcat 1/5 Scale Vehicles
I like these:
WILDFIRE XT5
HEATWAVE XB5
LAHAR TX5
"One of the greatest volcanic hazards is lahars. Lahars are similar to pyroclastic flows but contain more water. Lahars form 1) from debris avalanches that contain water from snow and ice which, when released, mixes with loose debris to form a lahar, 2) from pyroclastic flows and surges which release water that mixes with debris, 3) from pyroclastic flows which dilute themselves with river water as they travel downslope, 4) from natural dam failure (i.e. a lava flow dam or crater lake), and 5) from rainfall on loose material such as ash. Lahars that contain 20 to 60 percent sediment are usually very turbulent. Lahars that contain greater than 80 percent sediment usually flow more smoothly (laminar flow). These smooth flowing lahars usually travel much faster than their turbulent counterparts and can float boulders, cars, buildings, and bridges (Philippines, 1992). "
I got that from http://www.geo.mtu.edu/volcanoes/haz...mer/lahar.html
I like that one because the Volcano truck is 1/10 and lahars are associated with volcanos and are more intence, making it a good 1/5 truck name because bigger is better!
or in other terms,
Volcano=1/10 Truck
Lahar= 1/5 Truck
Lahar>Volcano
Lahars are more dangerous than Volcanos themselves!
Get it?
and the best..
FEMA X5T, Disaster relief! lol
WILDFIRE XT5
HEATWAVE XB5
LAHAR TX5
"One of the greatest volcanic hazards is lahars. Lahars are similar to pyroclastic flows but contain more water. Lahars form 1) from debris avalanches that contain water from snow and ice which, when released, mixes with loose debris to form a lahar, 2) from pyroclastic flows and surges which release water that mixes with debris, 3) from pyroclastic flows which dilute themselves with river water as they travel downslope, 4) from natural dam failure (i.e. a lava flow dam or crater lake), and 5) from rainfall on loose material such as ash. Lahars that contain 20 to 60 percent sediment are usually very turbulent. Lahars that contain greater than 80 percent sediment usually flow more smoothly (laminar flow). These smooth flowing lahars usually travel much faster than their turbulent counterparts and can float boulders, cars, buildings, and bridges (Philippines, 1992). "
I got that from http://www.geo.mtu.edu/volcanoes/haz...mer/lahar.html
I like that one because the Volcano truck is 1/10 and lahars are associated with volcanos and are more intence, making it a good 1/5 truck name because bigger is better!
or in other terms,
Volcano=1/10 Truck
Lahar= 1/5 Truck
Lahar>Volcano
Lahars are more dangerous than Volcanos themselves!
Get it?
and the best..
FEMA X5T, Disaster relief! lol