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Star Wars Star Destroyer – largest remote control model ever?

January 2, 2016 ColonelFrog 1221 Views 0 Comments Star Wars Star Destroyer

Is the Star Wars Star Destroyer the largest remote control model ever? Could be. They need a pick-up truck to ship the damn thing. Good old Peter Sripol – watch his attempt to get it airborne in this fab video.

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