Pearl Harbor Duck and Helicopter Karaoke Will Ferrell

[@freedomforever6718]

What an incredibly important *and* beautiful piece of WWII history.

[@kevinobrien1007]

Outstanding video on the aircraft. Loved watching The movie Murphy’s War with this plane bombing the submarine. Thanks for the great job.

[@azfroggiesrcandmore6727]

Have seen pictures and videos of the Duck, and it always looks so cool on the water...and can totally understand how the ground landing can be hairy!!! Great episode Bruce!!!

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

That was a great flight in a truly historic aircraft.

[@michaellahaie124]

Enjoy these vids every week! Excellent camera work!

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

Thanks Michael. We shoot with a GSS gimbal and a RED 8K camera. Usually we shoot in 6K

[@b.dangerfield6499]

This show is awesome... keep the eps coming!

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

Thanks, they are super fun to shoot and edit

[@exohauler]

Freaking fantastic content! Although, by the look of Will's face he's wondering if the pilot is going to use the stick as his microphone. LOL

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

Haha, thanks! That's typical Will Ferrell facial expression...right?

[@exohauler]

@@CHOPPERGUYHD You said it! And by the way, I viewed your back content and I have to say thanks for sharing your metamorphosis with us and I look forward to your future endeavors. Full Sail.

[@aronwhitesell9427]

Another great episode Bruce!

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

Thanks Buddy

[@jeroendesterke9739]

Amazing plane, Bruce - even more amazing the individuals that can fly it. I sat in - what MUST be the world's largest water craft - the Hercules H-4 some years ago - never to be forgotten! I loved Will Ferrell's "DoubleU Tee Eff" look when you started singing. I've had many of those myself - from not from Will I hasten to add. I created a painting of H-4 just coming loose from the water and when I checked later, I discovered that the very day I placed my signature on the original, it was exactly 45 years to the day that Hughes proved his baby could fly. Hope you can make it to the AZ Fine Art Expo where I'm showing right now.

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

Epic experience flying in that Duck. That's a cool coincidence signing 45 years later... I checked out H-4 at Long Beach many years ago.

[@jeroendesterke9739]

@@CHOPPERGUYHD - I saw it at the Evergreen museum. The guides were equally great fellas. Ours must have been 80 years old, showing me the controls when sitting exactly where HH had sat all those years previous.

[@Rocketfrog4755]

Speaking of Biplanes Bruce... my grandfather restored and owned a Beechcraft Staggerwing. I flew in it a few times as a kid. Talk about a blind landing. I believe it's in a museum in Florida now. Keep the vids coming. 👍👍

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

OMG, the Staggerwing, a beautiful..beautiful aircraft! Can't wait to fly one on Chopperguy.

[@Rocketfrog4755]

My Gramps had articles in Flying 1959 & Sports Aviation in '66. He sold it in the late 70's and bought a Piper Comanche. Ugh!!!!! Lol.

[@arizonalurps5150]

Do you remember when there was a albatross at luke AFB I went to field trip & saw it from the control tower long ago there's a new tower now and I'm sure the flying boat is no more ; anyone remember active operations with the flying boats at luke in 60s & 70s??♡ the videos Bruce

[@screwytube]

Mo mo mo. Schweeeet but to short Bruce.

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

Haha, Ok I will try to start making them longer. I don’t want them to be boring.

[@screwytube]

@@CHOPPERGUYHD dont work to hard.....never strain. Your content and knowledge is vast.....the people you include can give all of us good'stuff. Perhaps Lisa can interview you of your shenanigan's?

[@BillDownhill]

Does the landing/takeoff speed change between water and ground?

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

Good question, I'll ask Kelly the pilot. ...................OK , about the same...70 knots for all

[@BillDownhill]

@@CHOPPERGUYHDthank you!

[@StickandGlider]

Will didn’t seem enthused. Weird.

[@CHOPPERGUYHD]

That's Will