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In a perfect world this would be true. I think with today's environment at least for modern/currently in use vehicles this is not so easy. Being that the Stryker is so new, I am not sure it is so easy to get access to them like a WWII museum vehicle. Then there is that ole bugaboo, licensing issue...
General Dynamics Is pretty good about licensing..I was down in AAA Hobbies (store front for Stevens International, who is trying to get a bill passed for that licensing issues) and they had an article about it and GD stated that if a company wants to use a likeness of their product thats a toy, they need to donate something to the Marines Toys for Tots program in exchange for the licensing
Personally I'd like to see the ATGM version next of the Stryker.
