Crazy Looking Early Flying Aircraft 3D

The advent of human flight not only boosted our power of movement, but also enhanced our vision: We gained the ability to see the Earth from above. Before the Wrights' epochal breakthrough, there had been perhaps thousands of human flights.
The history of aviation extends for more than two thousand years.
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Leonardo's aerial screw
Da Vinci Flying Machine
Thomas Moy Aerial Steamer
Ritchel Flying Machine
George Cayley Glider
Artifical Albatross
Otto Lilienthal Glider
Ader Avion III
Whitehead No.21
Wright Flyer 1
Philips Multiplane
Santos-Dumont 14-bis
Marquis Multiplane
Dorand Powered Kite
Givaudan Annular Biplane
De puiseux Cycloplane
Farman III
Moisant Biplane
Jourdan Monoplane
Vedovelli Fantome
Benoist XIV
Lee-Richards annular Monoplane
Sikorsky Russky Vityaz
Langley Aerodrome
Geary Circular Triplane
Fokker E.III
Curtiss Autoplane
Junkers F 13
Caproni Ca,60
Zerbe Air Sedan
Douglas World Cruiser
Savoia-Marchetti S.55
Macchi M.33
Chyeranovskii BICH-3
Spirit of St. Louis
Ford Tri-Motor 5AT
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[@owenwilliams1911]

This video is so cool a lot of these I didn't know about

[@RTPJu]

The 14-Bis is inverted... the engine is in the back

[@monsterno.definablenever.3484]

Yet again I remind you of and suggest you cover the various tanks and mechs from the Earth Defense Force series, such as the E651 Titan, whose main Armament, the Requiem Cannon, was designed in an attempt to pierce a golden alien armor plating, on which Airstrikes had been inaffective, The Nix line of mechsuits, of which many loadouts have been produced with varying levels of armor and armament, and the Depth Crawler tanks, similarly versatile in armament, which were 4-legged and could climb walls. Also, please cover the various tanks, Artillery, and levitating tanks found in Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth, such as the massive levitating fortress and command center known as the Lev Destroyer, the various variations on the Armor Unit, the Autosled, the Lev Tank, and others. Very cool tanks with very cool designs.

[@siechamontillado]

5:33 So in other words, that's the OG or 'Mother' Fokker.

[@beendanako]

Og fighter mother fokker

[@cablecar3683]

Fokker made aircraft before WW1, like the Fokker Spin.

[@bigboymuslim9272]

You forgot Abbas Ibn Firnas, the first man to fly with wings. Not technically a machine but it's still flight.

[@odstbag337]

If ever you made a sequel to this video, I'd like to request the addition of an aircraft so cursed that it could only be described as being born of incompetence, insanity, and graft. This aircraft was known as the Christmas Bullet.

[@user-cf4kt7bk6s]

love these vids mate keep up the amazing work

[@AmazingViz]

Thanks a ton! 😁

[@jarekwrzosek2048]

Correction: Leonardo Da Vinci's flying machines were only conceptualized, never built (except for miniature models), and never took flight.

[@-vy7gm]

O cara colocou a frente do 14bis para o lado de trás.

[@Desire123ification]

Beautiful designs with nature as a source of inspiration for most, awesome work as always!

[@AmazingViz]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Irobert1115HD]

@@AmazingViz boooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!! you forgot the junker 1 wich was the first full metal monoplane! it flew first in 1915 and was as the name suggests the first plane desgined by the same junker that later founded a successfull aircraft prodcution company that also produced the ju87 divebombers.

[@dyego8318]

Brazil, which flew the world's first plane, why and The planes of the Grin brothers, because their plane needs a catapult BRAZIL BRAZIL

[@doltsbane]

I'm not sure a Ford Trimotor should be classified as a "Crazy Flying Machine" given that it was still in commercial service as late as 1985. I believe there's still a few flying specimens around even today.

[@D_U_N_E]

Title might have changed, but "Crazy Looking" - though the ford is by no means crazy looking IMO.

[@blessanabey8386]

We have achieved so much.

[@kristelvidhi5038]

And there's still more to come.

[@davidrobertson5700]

How can you say that when things use wings or rotary wings still ? You want the BAE systems ,(Bacon And Eggs systems) tic tac from project greenglow

[@kristelvidhi5038]

@@davidrobertson5700 wdym?

[@davidrobertson5700]

@@kristelvidhi5038 please learn to read, thanks

[@kristelvidhi5038]

@@davidrobertson5700 maybe if you explain it better.

[@manuelcavero9978]

Very interesting and funny to see different characters as pilots in the flying machines! Well done, AmazingViz! Kindest regards from Mexico City.

[@AmazingViz]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@user-dd5bb9ho3k]

Dear author of the video, thank you for making such content. But there is a comment on the plane "Russky Vityaz (Russian Knight)" Igor Sikorsky, aka "S-22 Ilya Muromets", 76 units of this heavy bomber were produced.

[@The_Str4nger]

the Coanda 1910 should be on this list. it was the first "jet powered" plane in the world with its Motorjet

[@pirobot668beta]

No Coanda 1910? Arguably the first 'jet' aircraft to take off. Piston engine ran a large air compressor, fuel was injected and burned like modern jets. His only flight with this machine ended in a crash. First jet to fly!

[@PolaIndustries444]

I never knew they had designs of flying machines back in the 1400s

[@dl0g09]

If catapult is a plane then pigeon is a drone

[@MeliesCinemagician]

There was a flying machine designed by an anonymous inventor proposed to an American science magazine in 1865 that consisted of a metal cage that a pilot sat in, with a circular metal frame around it. Tethered to the frame were ten eagles, harnessed to reins that would steer them, and cords that would make them fly higher or lower. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any articles or pictures online, but it is pictured in a book I own, Strange Stories, Amazing Facts, by Reader's Digest.

[@alfnoakes392]

There have been various very early 'sleigh/carriage pulled aloft by birds' proposals or fictional stories. Probably considered more likely at the time than a flying machine built by a pair of bicycle-builder brothers ...

[@petertyson4022]

I've seen a lot of photos most of the aircraft. But many I didn't know. I know you like tanks and aircraft. Can I suggest doing cars or automobiles. A lot of historic ,strange and beautiful designs. Nice work 👍😊

[@AmazingViz]

Great suggestion! 😁

[@DVXDemetrivs]

Mozhaisky's plane is missing

[@giorgioottaviani2841]

Beautiful ❤

[@AmazingViz]

Thank you! 😊

[@Whiteshirtloosetie]

Did you know Charles Lindbergh in the Spirit of St Louis was the 82nd person to fly the Atlantic.

[@AmazingViz]

should be here > kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5LGoXqej82jl5I

[@WilianLoeblein]

parabéns pelo seu conteúdo gosto muito das comparações feitas nos seus videos

[@PaladinodoCerradooficial]

Não da pra perdoar o 14 bis invertido.

[@-vy7gm]

2:35 This is not the front of the plane.

[@Birbser]

This shows that we had no idea what we were doing in the begging.

[@user-jh6ik1qd7p]

you forgot the coanda 1910 jet

[@oasis1282]

Man always uses Whitesand not bad

[@KM-sr71]

Check out Coandă 1910 (or Coandă 1) It was some kind of first jet made by Romanian engineer

[@axeavier]

great video as always

[@AmazingViz]

Thanks again!

[@whyjnot420]

So many videos of this basic format are, while nice to look at, very boring. 90% of what they show will be familiar to its target audience. The only thing of note, being the novelty of seeing them compared visually in an easy to digest manner. I love aviation, especially the more unusual designs. The earlier days are where the most insane things were conceptualized and even built. So that is where a lot of my interest lies and I have to take my hat off, as I didn't know a bunch of these. addendum: Bonus points for including lighter than air stuff. For so many people, it is not even a thought. But they are every bit a flying machine as any other.

[@CanaldoGuilhermeOficial]

se não fosse santos dumond, nós nunca teriamos avioes

[@vagneresteves1945]

where is demoisele?

[@kamilom.8711]

Missing somewhere in History

[@rajkumarsharma4927]

Fabulous ♥️

[@ahmedrnsn-tw6qt]

I love your videos very much

[@ghostface1304]

You've forgotten the first Zeppelin mate. First controlled powered flight in history.

[@mr_nothing.the_one_that_no9134]

So your telling my there were once an aircraft called "BICh??" That's one hell of an unfortunate name...

[@milesmcallister8542]

Someone show this to scrapman, or something.

[@josemoreno3334]

I like these videos.

[@AmazingViz]

Welcome ! 😁😁😁

[@Nohab52offical]

These things are something out of bad piggies

[@tarcisofrancisco1391]

Gli Aeroplani Enzo Angelucci!!! All the world's aircraft ...😉

[@user-nx7ke7ur4q]

Please make a vidio on Indian armed forces

[@cablecar3683]

Ah yes, the Ford Motor 5AT is "crazy looking".

[@vinny.g5778]

It's crazy how the french basically pioneered aviation, they were truly bald back then

[@alialshammari7721]

Abbas Ibn Firnas is the first to fly in the air

[@gerfand]

was expecting Bullet to appear there, but its "Flying Machines"

[@DigitalHugoTv]

Excuse me, Santos Dumount is in the opposite direction

[@pawewysoczanski1884]

Hi!

[@AmazingViz]

Hi! 😁

[@Novusod]

Should have included the Dornier Do X the crazy 12 engine plane from 1929 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dornier_Do_X

[@dickvanwrinkle1]

4:28 oh mama Mia, can we get this plane?

[@stevenharsono9911]

Its just unfortunate Rebecca Ferguson's Ilsa Faust character being killed off /phased out in Mission Impossible dead reckoning

[@kristelvidhi5038]

It's amazing how Jets were build before ww2 started.

[@milesmcallister8542]

Where?

[@kristelvidhi5038]

@@milesmcallister8542 in Germany.

[@ONDOWWW]

Where is abbas ibn firnas flying machine?????¿

[@miklepastuh6418]

Candidate for comparison - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dornier_Do_X

[@user-wy6ug6ji9o]

Хм, а где "Паровоз Можайского"?

[@ghellotv]

2:24

[@christianferguson224]

6:05

[@s-lowlife1452]

Just commente

[@paulbucerzan7280]

A very important part of aviation history is missing Aurel Vlaicu's plane...the first that tooked off by its own power Oh i know why..because he is ROMANIAN!!!!!

[@user-jh6ik1qd7p]

he also forgot the coanda 1910 jet plane

[@user-er5yk9xv9d]

пасхалко

[@leofriedwald9901]

A lot of these were never built, let alone flew. Listing a year of “first flight” is an outright lie.

[@24Drama_]

Pls make idf or Israeli defense forces vehicles pls pls pls

[@bobjove6511]

First one never flew. Ever. Don't lie.