Tell me this isn’t cool…go on, I dare you. YouTuber “Hemistorm RC” is one of the many remote-controlled vehicle fans out there in the world, and his works are top-notch. With an eye for details and excellent detailing skill, his remote-controlled vehicles wouldn’t look out of place in scale environments and they run as well as they look. This 1970 Challenger is powered by a eight horsepower, 28.5cc BZM engine that is mounted to an FG Sportsline 2wd chassis. What does that mean to us? It means that this blue and black screamer can and will do burnouts and drifts. When it’s sitting at idle it sounds like a house cat growling, ready to tear someone’s arm to ribbons, and then it hops directly into action, hazing the rear tires off just like anyone in their right mind would do when given the keys to a Dodge Challenger with a blower sticking through the hood. There’s no telling how much money is sank into the mini-Challenger (the engine alone is about $750) and he admits that he should’ve used a thicker fluid in the rear end for more aggressive action, but from where we are sitting, any remote-control car that has a freaking Line-Lock and does a standstill burnout on real asphalt is just freaking awesome.