Introduction to "Universe Momen·Era of Titans: The Peak of 2000 Begins"
In 2000, the year of the millennium, the global heavy rescue equipment market was monopolized by Western giants. Precision, expensiveness, and delicateness became the ironclad rules of the industry.
In the East, a storm triggered by the "Mosquito Cup" Global Rescue Challenge is brewing. Chen Weidong, the founder of the event, firmly believes that "trial and error with models is far better than overturning of a real car." The "Universal Momen" he founded uses 1:10 models to verify, collects decommissioned military industry waste from around the world, and uses veterans' skills to challenge the impossible in a simple workshop.
At the same time, "Titan Industries", run by industrial madman Lin Yao, is obsessed with using scrap iron, diesel engines and blindly photographed containers to build steel behemoths that are "indestructible and affordable to repair". From border guard diesel motorcycles to Panzhen rescue vehicles, his credo is: Reliability equals justice.
When the Mosquito Cup Group A defending battle begins, Momen's model wisdom and Titan's steel torrent merge for the first time. Their opponents are the all-electric chariots of Germany's Rheinmetall and the thousand-horse behemoths of the American Caterpillar. As for the Momen-Titan Alliance, they only have "scrap metal" equipment with ferocious edges and welding scars, and a cursing old military engineer named Mo Lao who holds a pipe in his mouth but is good at crushing precision parts.
72 Hours of extreme rescue, earthquakes, landslides, barrier lakes, broken bridges in canyons... Western equipment failed one after another. Only this Eastern team, relying on full diesel power, extremely resistant structure, and veteran skills that transformed decay into miraculous skills, managed to save the opponent's team members without major repairs throughout the entire process.
In this battle, they not only defended the championship, but also showed the world another possibility: the top
