“Captain America: The First Avenger” was chock-full of loads of action, but one thing automotive junkies couldn't get enough of was the triple-axle car that Red Skull – the villain – drove in the movie. Though a lot of the scenes in the movie that showed the car were computer-generated, there was actually a real-life example of this beast built, and we found a video showing it in all of its glory.

The Schmidt Hydra Coupe is touted in the movie as being powered by a V-16 Supercharged engine and fueled by a power cube. In real life, however, this massive machine boasted a V-8 Ford->ke31 engine pulled from a drag car. Taking its styling from the Mercedes 540K->ke3874, Mercedes G4 Offroader, various Bentleys->ke15 and Duesenbergs->ke1144, this tank on wheels is both retro and futuristic at the same time.

It measures in at a massive 7.62 meters (25 feet), boasts six wheels, which is thanks to it being based on a truck chassis. This massive hunk of car is draped in a high-gloss red paint, matching its owner's skull, and features massive white-wall tires.

It's a pretty impressive build for a one-off movie car and we're sure to see it at an auction one day. We'll have to keep a keen eye out for it, so we can get together all of the details for you.

Until then, enjoy the above video showing us various parts of this awesomely crafted vehicle.

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