I have no idea what these crazy RAMM names mean. Regardless, obxcrew‘s chopper goes “whup whup whup” and seats five minifigs:
While we’re at it, we get a surprising number of search engine hits for “what does LEGO RAMM stand for?” so here’s the answer: Royal Austrian Mechanized Military. And don’t miss RAMM-originator Nick Dean’s own RAMM designs.
In this case the name means “RAMM Hawk – light multi-purpose helicopter”. Also the acronym RAMM is a german imperative and translates into “ram!” as in “ram that enemy into the ground unsharpened!”
RAMMstien! :D
Thanks Andrew!
And nolnet is correct, the name translates to Hawk Light Multi-Purpose Helicopter.
Verry nice hielo. I think this is the first RAMM air vehicle right?
“Mai rofolcopter goes soi soi soi soi soi soi lolololol.” Ges were that’s from.
Ah, but I’m curious, who does the RAMM fight?
I haven’t looked at this topic for a while, and I doubt I will for a while after this post. However, I’ll answer the questions posed here. . . .
John: Actually, I’ve built a jet fighter called the Eisvogel (Kingfisher) a while ago. Check my photostream for a revised version tomorrow.
Wunz: The original storyline pitted RAMM against Hungarian rebels. In my subtheme, however, the Austrians are fighting Russians after they invaded Azerbaijan.