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This Snow Crawler Will Be A Good Fit For Kristoff In Frozen 2

“You wanna talk about a supply and demand problem? I sell ice for a living. Ice is my life!” said Kristoff

And since his business just keeps growing relentlessly after Frozen 1 — well, there are some advantages of marrying a Queen you know — Kristoff finally rewarded himself with a brand new Mindsailors snow crawler. What a choice!

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automotive_snow_bialy1But how did Kristoff hear about this new concept? Well, the Mindsailors Studio did a very good advertising job apparently. They sent Kristoff a brochure, which is filled with amazingly beautiful photos about the vehicle. They even wrote a very sexy introduction in order to seduce him. Let me give you an example of what they wrote: “There’s a plethora of various snowmobiles in the market. Professional, amateur, big, small — you name it. Yet, all of them can be somewhat too chilly and too windy for creature comfort lovers. Here is something more — a perfect marriage of excellent handling, all-terrain-vehicle and a closed cabin for the driver.”

Ok, you got him Mindsailors. When Kristoff went to the part “Beauty and pleasure of driving over the functionality and common sense — those are the characteristic features of a supercar and of our vehicle” he immediately decided: I WANT IT RIGHT NOW!

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What about Queen Elsa? What did she say about this? Since the snow crawler is completely electric, she thinks it’s well-fit with a “Go Green” campaign that she is espousing in order to encourage people in her kingdom to switch to reusable energies, such as solar energy.

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The only thing that I’m concerned about is that the cockpit is quite small for both Kristoff and Elsa to squeeze in at the same time. Well, I believe they will be working it out, since Kristoff needs Elsa to create snow for the crawler as Mindsailors Studio noted in the brochure: “It won’t come with tires!”

 

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