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FMS x Chevrolet

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Explore FMS, crafting RC models that embody Chevrolet's true American spirit. Each model is a tribute to the innovation and resilience defining Chevrolet's enduring legacy.
Recreating Chevrolet Classics
FMS pays homage by faithfully recreating Chevrolet classics in exclusive RC models. Immerse yourself in the legacy as FMS meticulously replicates the timeless charm of these iconic cars.
OFFICIAL CHEVROLET AUTHORIZED
Discover excellence through the collaborative partnership of FMS and Chevrolet. Every RC model bears the Chevrolet Logo, a testament to the precision and quality born from our unique collaboration.

K5 BLAZER HISTORY

Every automaker has several incredible and legendary models. In the SUV segment, Ford has the Mustang and Jeep has the CJ. For GM, that car is the K5 BLAZER.

In 1969, Chevrolet's first-generation K5 Blazer came out. It was the representative of the famous Chevrolet C/K series and was the most compact full-size SUV on the market at the time. The vehicle is positioned as a full-size sport utility vehicle and is also GM's smallest full-size SUV. It combines Scout's excellent off-road capability with an automatic transmission, which reduces the difficulty of operation and enhances the pleasure of operation. Even people without off-road driving experience can easily drive this car. More people can experience the joy of adventure and long-distance travel to unknown destinations. In addition, it is also the first to carry on-board air conditioning, a "luxury" feature that was especially popular among young people. By 1970, the Blazer was outselling every one of its competitors.

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COLORADO HISTORY

The Chevrolet Colorado is a pickup truck model produced by General Motors (GM). It was first introduced in 2004 to fill the gap in the small pickup truck market for GM.

The Chevrolet Colorado is highly competitive and has a strong market advantage among similar pickup trucks. From basic utility to luxury models, from two-seaters to four-seaters, and from two-wheel drive to four-wheel drive, there are corresponding models for consumers to choose from. Its advantages in performance and handling are evident, such as high load-bearing capacity, powerful engine, and excellent suspension system. In addition, the wide range of applications is also an advantage of the Chevrolet Colorado. It is not only suitable for personal use, such as off-road and transportation, but also widely used for commercial purposes, such as construction, logistics, and farming.

CHEVY K10 HISTORY

The development of Chevrolet K10 can be traced back to the early 1960s. During that period, the demand for pickup trucks in the American automotive market began to grow, especially for industrial, agricultural, and outdoor activities, where a robust and durable pickup truck was needed to fulfill various purposes. In this context, Chevrolet, as a brand under General Motors, introduced the first-generation C/K series pickup trucks aimed at meeting these demands, and the Chevrolet K10 was one of them.

Meanwhile, the exterior design of the Chevrolet K10 also embodies the characteristics of the American automotive culture of that era. It adopted the typical American large-size design style, featuring a square and rugged body profile with a spacious cabin area, presenting a commanding and luxurious appearance. The interior layout was comfortable and practical, meeting the expectations of the time for a pickup truck that could serve both family and commercial purposes.

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apache HISTORY

In the 1950s and 1960s, the influence of World War II disappeared, and the United States entered a "golden age". People began to dream a life of ease—or luxury. In this prosperous era, even building a truck requires attention to every inch of detail, if not too extravagant. Chevrolet Apache is one of the representative works under this trend of thought. The history of Chevrolet trucks dates back to 1918, and there are many models that have become cultural icons in a century of truck manufacturing. FMS is honored to be authorized and guided by Chevrolet to transform the cultural symbol of Apache into a 1:18 remote control model car.

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K5 BLAZER HISTORY

Every automaker has several incredible and legendary models. In the SUV segment, Ford has the Mustang and Jeep has the CJ. For GM, that car is the K5 BLAZER.

COLORADO HISTORY

The Chevrolet Colorado is a pickup truck model produced by General Motors (GM). It was first introduced in 2004 to fill the gap in the small pickup truck market for GM.

CHEVY K10 HISTORY

apache HISTORY

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FMS 1:24 FCX24 Chevrolet K5 Blazer RTR

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Story Behind Chevrolet

A Tough K5 Blazer's Journey

So we're here today with a 1985 Chevy Blazer. This truck started out its life as a military blazer and then was decommissioned and used as a Penn Township police vehicle. After that it was sold to a private party. It changed hands a few times and now it's out here being used as a wood buggy. They use it to get firewood out of the woods here. And this thing still works like a tank. Check it out all the body damage and all the years of use on there. And it's still ticking this thing has a 6.2-liter diesel and turbo 400 Chevy transmission.

Childhood Chevy Memories

I remember when I was a kid, my father used to work on a car shop and there has a lot of Chevy trucks, pretty similar as c10 but I can't remember exactly the model, those days were magical, I used to seat behind the wheel pretending I was driving.

Later on when I was 16 my father and was traveling in a Chevy car, not a truck but it was a Chevy, he was kinda tired because of the time he woke up and ended up sleeping behind the wheel, we had a small crash but the car got completely crooked, it was riding almost sideways, we didn't get hurt or anything, was only a scary moment, later on, laugh about it because the car was driving funny.

Inspiration Exploration

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I was raised in a Chevy loving family, when I turned 16 I bought a cammed 82 c10, learned a lot real fast… mostly out of necessity haha the truck had lots of issues but I loved it and worked my ass off on it, made lots of memories in it and there is nothing like cruising in a squarebody with your highschool sweetheart riding next to you on the bench seat on a summer evening, needless to say I love chevys and always will. My dad owned a built squarebody suburban he did some crawling with, and my brother is building a squarebody he saved from a field. There’s something about the classic timeless design of simplicity and utility that meets in the middle into old school trucks that still are some of the most popular and recognizable trucks to ever be produced. I was born a Chevy baby and will die a Chevy man lol

- Talon Blizek

I grew up with squarebody Chevy. In fact, I learned how to drive in a 78 K20 tow truck that my dad bought new. I currently have a squarebody K10 that I've owned for almost 30 years as well as a squarebody Suburban and Blazer. And, I'm really digging my FCX24 Way Cool McCue K5 and would love these squarebody goodies to add to my collection! I painted my FMS FCX24 K5 to look exactly how my 1:1 K5 will look when it's finished. Not only did I paint it the same color, I used the same exact paint that I'll be using on the real K5 😆

- Larry Wittman