By Andrew Liszewski
Sometimes you come across a creation so unique it seems a waste of time to ask “Why?”, but there are a few other questions I have about this WWII fighter-inspired motorcycle sidecar. Like why does Motorcycle News refer to this as a German plane when there’s clearly a U.S. Air Force logo on the tail, and why does its creator, Henrik Toth, own and operate a ‘wild wild west’ themepark/village just outside of Budapest when he seems more like a WWII aficionado? And most importantly, if I buy one does it make airplane sound effects on its own or do I have to provide them, because I’m good either way.
[ Motorcycle News – WW2 German fighter plane sidecar ] VIA [ Gizmo Watch ]
Some of us learn to read, to wit:
“The design is based on a Second world war Messerschmitt ME109 fighter plane and entirely hand built by Henrik.”
The correct question you should have asked is “Why does this have a USAF logo on it when it's clearly a German machine?”
I'm suddenly reminded of that Wallace and Gromit animated short 'A Close Shave.'
It looks like a URal. I know someone who wanted one too. Maybe not with a mini plane, but a modern URal.
It looks like a URal. I know someone who wanted one too. Maybe not with a mini plane, but a modern URal.
That is so cool looking! I really enjoy seeing what kinds of new toys people can come up with. I would love to be rich and have random items like this, just because it’s so neat and creative, unique. How many people have this? Honestly.. :p