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Star Wars vs Nissan: Nissan Titan AT-M6

The Nissan Titan is a rather remarkable ‘truck’ all by itself; add livery and a build to resemble a walker from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and you get the Titan AT-M6. California based company …

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Feb 19 2018

Feb 19 2018

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The Nissan Titan is a rather remarkable ‘truck’ all by itself; add livery and a build to resemble a walker from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and you get the Titan AT-M6. California based company Vehicle Effects (built all of the cars for the Fast and the Furious franchises) completed the build for Nissan. Despite how corny the build may look at first glance, after having a closer look at the Titan, and work that’s gone into it, we’re blown away and all of our inner nerds are screaming for more! Feast your eyes on this:

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The Nissan Titan AT-M6

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Considering the AT-M6 is the largest vehicle in the First Order’s arsenal for ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’, Nissan fittingly created its show car replica with a Nissan TITAN. The TITAN is equipped with a massive mega-caliber cannon affixed to its back and a custom body wrap reminiscent of the film’s massive First Order walker.

Unveiled at the LA Auto Show the Titan AT-M6 has been built mostly from aluminium panelling, as well as having more than a few parts that were 3D-printed. Despite the exterior mock up, the interior has remained essentially standard, except of course for the rather insane sound system. This includes a massive array of speakers and sub-woofers that makes it sound (from the outside no less) like an AT-M6 is stomping after you – yep, it mimics the walking sound of the walker.

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The Titan vs. the Titan AT-M6

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The wheel covers we’re not sure on…

Weaponry wise, there are the dual cannons in the front lower grille, a pair of smaller lasers off the side of the front bumper, and the giant ‘MegaCaliber Cannon’ in the tray – Despite the corny name, it is a pretty awesome bit of gear.

THE ONLY QUESTION REMAINING IS, ARE YOUR INNER NERDS SCREAMING HOW AWESOME THIS IS AS LOUDLY AS OURS ARE?!

Article from Pat Callinan’s 4X4 Adventures.

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