In World of Warships, the highest-tiered german aircraft carrier is named Manfred von Richthofen. Miniatures and crafts George Barris custom Hot Rod automobile, merchandised into the Hot Wheels toy cars and collectible scale cars; also the Tom Daniels Monogram model car kit. A gun truck that served in Vietnam was named and painted the Red Baron Ghost of the Red Baron model kit, by Monogram, shows a 1/6 scale skull with chrome stahelm (helmet) on an Iron Cross stand. Divebomb from the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen toyline transforms into an Albatros D.III in Red Baron-inspired livery. Buildings Red Baron Hangar, Idaho Falls - a log building that served as an airplane hangar, historical building Plants and food Red Barron Onions, Unio Porrum, a leek type strain of red to purple color small non-bulbing, bunching onion for salads. Red Baron Onion, Unio Cepa, a bulbed large variety onion. Red Baron Crabapple, Malus Hybrida, a flowering tree. Red Baron Grass, Imperata, an ornamental Japanese blood grass. Red Baron Flowering plant, Protea, 5 foot tall semi tropical shrub with multiple flowerheads. Red Baron Pizza, pre-made frozen pizza. Sports The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Red Barons were a professional Minor League Baseball team based in Moosic, Pennsylvania from 1989 to 2006. The team was the Triple A affiliate for Major League Baseball team the Philadelphia Phillies. Formula One driving legend Michael Schumacher was nicknamed "the Red Baron", due to his German heritage and his fame as a driver for the red colored Ferrari team. Baseball pitcher Rick Sutcliffe, during his career was nicknamed "The Red Baron", because of the color of his beard and hair. Former St. Louis Blues player, and current University of Michigan head hockey coach Red Berenson was also nicknamed "The Red Baron", both due to his hair color, and his last name. Other namesakes A great variety of model airplanes of all scales, and flying balsa planes, portrait dolls and figurines representing the baron and his aircraft have been produced. The Red Baron name has been attached to small plush figures and teddy bears and is widely applied to products unrelated to the WWI ace. Rhinebeck Aerodrome The exploits of Richthofen and his peers inspired Cole Palen to create Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome in Rhinebeck, New York. Palen is credited with creating the kit-plane craze in the U.S., and was instrumental in restoring and/or retrieving priceless examples of World War I aviation. Palen