Russian Homemade Helicopter

[@Rickster5176]

Don't laugh. This is really quite an accomplishment. Someone went to a lot of trouble and expense to build this. There's a lot of engineering in that little machine. You have my admiration.

[@JulianIbanez13]

he has a lot of talent. i wish i could do that.

[@Rickster5176]

It takes a lot of technical knowledge and skill to build a machine like this. Even small machines like this are very complex. I'd like to see more videos of this machine if possible.

[@Adrian-jk4kx]

I'm not laughing.....were again is the land of the free ? Here in Surrey I'd be arrested for that....without insurance,licences, registration.......They seem to have more fun in Russia.

[@KGB95140]

@@rrt4511 saying someone who can't even replace a Circuit Breaker Fuse.

[@rrt4511]

@@KGB95140 lol u a butthurt Russian lol, Russia has never built anything that worked

[@Kayzef2003]

No belt, No Helmet, No standby ambulances or fire trucks. Like A BOSS!

[@kevins1114]

+Silicondoc Maybe they're too busy trolling other channels. Let's hope so.

[@jorgemarcellos]

+Kayzef2003 LOL !

[@howtoguro]

+Kayzef2003 Yeah. what would the ambulance do? Collect the pieces and sew him back together? There wouldn't be anything left.

[@Shadows00001]

+Kayzef2003 what's a helmet ?

[@TheCapi12345]

+Kayzef2003 he is definitely a professional, Don't you See?

[@INTERNATIONALvids]

For those who don't realize, this is not like building a go-kart. Who ever built this thing had World class knowledge, most likely an engineer who had experience with helicopter building. The dude flying knows what he is doing too, not some hobbyist, probably a war vet pilot.

[@Shrek_Holmes]

true. he needs to match the force of the rotation gained from the friction of the top blades and their inertia to the applied force of the tail blades. which I can only imagine how difficult that is.

[@МихаилРозов-ю9п]

Hunters Association You kidding me? 2 tests (of the main and tail rotors separately on the stand with a dynamometer) and a simple equation with 1 variable to match the size of the gear. 5 minutes mental work 4 hours of a wrench swinging. In Russia, this can be done by any student on 5-6 year of schooling(12-13 y.o.). It's probably harder to remove engine from the scooter.

[@peterschmidt6571]

Михаил Розов i think,he startet with rc-helis,gear ratios n some other stuff he found in some rc-heli communitys(google etc.).

[@MegaPagon]

you small not understend - its only Russian pensioner. if Russian pensioners to give money- they will be the first on Mars. they can make from shit candy and fly into space for 3 cents. :)

[@RavemastaJ]

INTERNATIONALvids Actually, building it is not the problem. There are plans, hobbyists, and other groups out there that have done it before (and will continue flying their contraptions). The true test for the creation is when it flies. Anyone can learn that, too. Besides, even if he's a war vet pilot, I doubt there's a T.O. that could explain how something that simple could ever function :)

[@alexmerkator19]

"Низко пошел!"))) К дождю, епт))))

[@powerguido5628]

In russia u learn to construct one of tose since school

[@leviphilippines5588]

And in america, you learn how to shove 60 burgers into your mouth at once

[@gustavalfons266]

Yes chekov

[@WeebBountyHunter]

​@@leviphilippines5588in America you learn about 60 genders

[@eugenmerkel2525]

Awesome country awesome people! Greetings from Germany!

[@md7556]

Eugen Merkel ah nett gleichgesinnte zu sehen !

[@ismailoguz4114]

Eugen Merkel Germans have weak memory.

[@a3dg638]

1 Lol

[@crxzy.-8824]

@@rrt4511 ak47 most reliable weapon on this planet. Invented by a russian.

[@YanchiBR]

@@rrt4511 268 Tanks 36 warships 43 helicopters what u more want

[@MarcelSauder]

For sure this guy know exactely what he's doing, with a lot of flight experience! Great to watch!

[@SoulTouchMusic93]

:)) he got the brains to dream it, the resources to build it and the vodka to fly test it!

[@Tryst46]

The Vibe In Russia, the helicopter flies you :) What would really give me cause for concern is that open chain driving the tail rotor. It's so long that, if it snapped at the speeds it is going, it would probably cut the pilot in half.

[@migkillerphantom]

guy is probably just an old helicopter pilot

[@peniskopf653]

+migkillerphantom at least he has some practice. its hard to even rc a helicopter but flying one even and also on low levels is hard as fu ^^

[@SoulTouchMusic93]

WAPXAH that works too

[@alexanderheron236]

+Dave initiv true but rc heli r very easy

[@eduardanufriev4962]

Well, the helicopter is a Russian Invention, Igor Sikorsky. Its in their blood :D

[@bahti472]

+Eduard Anufriev It was not Sikorsky inventor but i can agree that he was great enginer.

[@alexanderheron236]

+Silverdragon 47 then who?

[@bahti472]

Paul Cornu in 1907.

[@thefreedomguyuk]

Actually, Mr Sikorsky had defected to USA when he made his helicopter, and the helo is in fact an American invention! This bit of homebrew is carp, however, the pilot is skilled and experienced.

[@atelo1318]

+Eduard Anufriev How about Da Vinci?

[@INTERNATIONALvids]

Sikorsky helicopters is a USA company started by a Russian immigrant and they built some of the most famous helicopters for the US military, like the Blackhawk for example.

[@JIUNnF]

Что нужно сказать?

[@tigerlike3642]

Sikorskiy is Ukrainian

[@7777777fresh]

Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky (Russian: И́горь Ива́нович Сико́рский, IPA: [ˈiɡərʲ ɪˈvanəvitʃ sʲɪˈkorskʲɪj](listen), tr. Ígor' Ivánovič Sikórskij; May 25, 1889 - October 26, 1972)[4] was a Russian-American[1][2][5] aviation pioneer in both helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft. His first success came with the S-2, the second aircraft of his design and construction. His fifth airplane, the S-5, won him national recognition as well as F.A.I. license number 64.[6] His S-6-A received the highest award at the 1912 Moscow Aviation Exhibition, and in the fall of that year the aircraft won for its young designer, builder and pilot first prize in the military competition at Saint Petersburg.[7] After immigrating to the United States in 1919, Sikorsky founded the Sikorsky Aircraft Corporationin 1923,[8] and developed the first of Pan American Airways' ocean-crossing flying boats in the 1930s. In 1939, Sikorsky designed and flew the Vought-Sikorsky VS-300,[9] the first viable American helicopter, which pioneered the rotor configuration used by most helicopters today.[10] Sikorsky modified the design into the Sikorsky R-4, which became the world's first mass-produced helicopter in 1942.

[@andriihykal5944]

....by an Ukrainian immigrant.

[@CNFrostXY]

​@@tigerlike3642 WTF? Ukraine didn't even exist... Kiev was a part of the Russian Empire, and before that, a part of the Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth from the 1300s till the 1600s, though most of that time it was controlled by the Mongols. Sikorsky was in no way Ukrainian. He wasn't even ethnically Ukrainian (not even mentioning that the 'Ukrainian ethnicity' isn't even defined since the genetic pool of so-called 'ethnic Ukrainians' are either just Poles, Russians, some even more similar to Romanians than slavs, and others related to turkic. According to the Ukrainian government, the term 'Ukrainian' refers strictly to nationals of Ukraine, it's not defined by ethnicity.) If you want to be a delusional nationalist, you should also remove most of the things that were built by the Russians or Poles, including the university of Kiev, the entire city of Odessa which was built by Catherine II from a fishing village in the Ottoman, and while you're at it go remove all the Polish architecture of Lviv (which is almost the entire city), including the statue of Mickiewicz.

[@DeptalJexus]

powered by 100% vodka instead of gasoline LOL

[@tragiicloopy6307]

R/woosh

[@djbageleatusbeanus2741]

Fuck me Jesus

[@ClingyCrab]

@DJBAGEL Eatusbeanus Kinky

[@bboru1014able]

Balance is perfect. Somebody got an A+ in Aeronautics and pilot is great!

[@shanepearce1887]

Great test flight, Russians have been building many fine helicopters over the years! the biggest and some of the best come from Russia. Don't critisize what you can't do yourself.

[@julianBraga]

well said!

[@INTERNATIONALvids]

True, even some of the best US helicopters are a brand called Sikorsky which was started by a Russian immigrant.

[@7777777fresh]

Russians invent helicopter

[@juancarloscasabuono6651]

@@INTERNATIONALvids This helicopter is Ukrainian, and Sikorsky was Ukrainian also.

[@friendlyfella123]

@@juancarloscasabuono6651ye sure

[@robertcece6972]

This is the coolest video I've ever seen. I thought helicopters costed in the mid to high 5 figures to make. These guys have a few poles strapped together, some ridiculously powerful engine... and the shit actually works. My mind is just blown watching this right now. I always though helicopters had these special, massive engines. But apparently not.

[@slavixtube]

Robert Cece It uses engine built in 1979.

[@MyFabian94]

@@slavixtube It's probably around 50 to 65hp.

[@ryanjonathanmartin3933]

Used to be simple piston engines, mostly around 200 hp. But as the jet age dawned, engineers realised how much stronger a jet engine is than the equivalent piston engine, while also being far more reliable (eventually) and cheaper to maintain in the long run. The first turboshaft-powered heli was American, the Kaman K-225. Turboshaft engines are basically turbojet engines with a "connecting rod" to drive the rotors of a helicopter.

[@ryanjonathanmartin3933]

Oh and I forgot that jet engines are inherently lighter than the equivalent piston engine lmao

[@propavsh1y]

собрал из детской площадки

[@rusoarzumanyan3974]

klass

[@djamalgadzhiyev8867]

tochno a motor c invalidke dernyl

[@joshsmith8937]

А мотор спиздил с мотороллера

[@DenShaver]

Не. Мотор с ручной газонокосилки.

[@yourmeister]

Так вот куда она делась 🤬

[@ObscurusOrthodoxus]

Soviet education in action. And our dumb politicians killing it. By replacing with western model that makes stupid customers that can make only selfi instead...

[@kanhiyasingh2122]

Ded Moroz Vhkgcjp

[@alan112223]

Уже убили.

[@kishanchali8752]

Ded Moroz also, your current system produces people who hate their country and its heritage. Many youngsters in Russia want to go out and live in a Wester country.

[@thekaiser4333]

That is what I call efficiency! Well done Russians! Vorsprung durch Technik!

[@Firespectrum122]

I fucking love Russia.

[@andreywalter370]

+Patrick Bateman this is not Russia , Ukraine is the shit

[@Aleaf31]

+Andrey Walter _what's the difference )))

[@Firespectrum122]

***** t. Butthurt Ukrainian

[@ivanivanov2164]

+Maks G. Ukraine no longer exists - it has sold itself for cookies.

[@EthanfromEngland-]

Did anyone else think the man was going to be decapitated by the helicopter blade at the beginning! :P

[@truenorth8998]

yeah... actually i was bit nervous with the guy...

[@notjamz]

yes

[@РусланМосквитин-й6в]

The operator was paying attention about it

[@SM_zzz]

No.

[@Izhc1]

off coz not. I wouldnt be watching it. Neither would ya

[@cappew22]

Whenever I hear russian my mind automatically assumes there's going to be a crash of sorts.. damn you internet. This is actually a win, i'm confused.

[@djbageleatusbeanus2741]

Next video: Making a nuke

[@CNFrostXY]

Most American launches still use a decade old Russian engine design. Maybe Elon Musk will change this soon.

[@tigerlike3642]

Because that is not rossiya , that is Ukraine , that's why everything works.

[@KS-ps4sh]

The Mighty Soviet Union's last shocking high tech weapon: Mi-42 Homemade Hind! Every Comrade can make his own Hind and will join the glorious Soviet Cause against the West!

[@lyoshov8519]

says the guy spending his time on youtube...sigh

[@jokermanjay]

good day fine sir, but i do not agree with your statement, our high tech weaponry consists of high tech ballistic / nuclear missiles and a range of arial and ground units, please get you facts right, and you guys still need to discover something called weight loss so for now please shut the fuck up.

[@KS-ps4sh]

Take it easy uber nationalist, I am just joking so don't try to give me lesson about Russian weapon systems, Topol-M, T-90A, T-90MS, Akula or Typhoon Submarines, Mig-35, SU's, SU-47, AN-94 Abakan, AEK-971, AK-12's, Shilka's or Tunguska's, S-300's vs vs vs million dolar techs which the United States's still and only fear, There is a reason for NATO's existence in the West countries so don't give me military and politic lesson and shut the fuck up!

[@jokermanjay]

ok i see

[@lmgtech]

i kove russia,fuck commies

[@mishacol]

Igor Sikorsky's homeland.

[@Bialy_1]

Funny statments when you take into consideration that Sikorski is not a Russian name... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Władysław_Sikorski en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radosław_Sikorski And Igor left this shithole for a good reason(no mather do you like it or not).

[@mishacol]

Biały lol...Zhukovsky, Tchaikovsky, Tsiolkovsky, Rokossovsky, Dzerzhinsky, Tukhachevsky...are not typically Russian surnames as well. And yes...Ukraine turned to a shithole these days.

[@JIUNnF]

***** Предатель Ленин и свора разграбившая империю.

[@7777777fresh]

​@@Bialy_1 Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky (Russian: И́горь Ива́нович Сико́рский, IPA: [ˈiɡərʲ ɪˈvanəvitʃ sʲɪˈkorskʲɪj](listen), tr. Ígor' Ivánovič Sikórskij; May 25, 1889 - October 26, 1972)[4] was a Russian-American[1][2][5] aviation pioneer in both helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft. His first success came with the S-2, the second aircraft of his design and construction. His fifth airplane, the S-5, won him national recognition as well as F.A.I. license number 64.[6] His S-6-A received the highest award at the 1912 Moscow Aviation Exhibition, and in the fall of that year the aircraft won for its young designer, builder and pilot first prize in the military competition at Saint Petersburg.[7] After immigrating to the United States in 1919, Sikorsky founded the Sikorsky Aircraft Corporationin 1923,[8] and developed the first of Pan American Airways' ocean-crossing flying boats in the 1930s. In 1939, Sikorsky designed and flew the Vought-Sikorsky VS-300,[9] the first viable American helicopter, which pioneered the rotor configuration used by most helicopters today.[10] Sikorsky modified the design into the Sikorsky R-4, which became the world's first mass-produced helicopter in 1942.

[@-ahvilable-6654]

Yeah, it's in Ukraine

[@californiadreaming9216]

Not much info offered here so I am guessing this is the maiden flight of a one-off homebuilt. If so, that is extremely impressive considering the complexity of even a single-seat helicopter. I am even more impressed with the fact the pilot is - wisely - performing a series of tests at ground level.

[@EdwinHenryBlachford]

this is simply brilliant and shows why the Germans and Americans always have - and should - fear Russians. A few sticks and an engine - add a Russian pilot - and it flies like a bird. A hummingbird. Then mount missiles...

[@azzym312]

It rose a foot on account of the "Ground Effect" It can not fly like a chopper in free air at a distance from ground. Any way great effort.

[@bratosinmihay]

Sikorsky would be proud of you Сикорский бы гордиться тобой

[@LurkerLurkerLurkerLurker]

Here in Italy, if we shoot someone breaking in our house we get arrested... *In Russia you build friggin helicopters*

[@yahyamelihayaksz1174]

Haha here same, you cant kill or wound thieft in your home

[@PomiDarQu]

Helicopter? Pfff... I will build homemade jet plane, just hold my beer...

[@otto3619]

+darkster2000 *Hold my vodka

[@nikilenakaki6112]

+Erik Van der haag hold my Raki

[@PomiDarQu]

+MrYoungMexican F*ck off!

[@nikilenakaki6112]

*gets depressed*It doesn't fly*shy*

[@azzym312]

Make a space station.

[@MrJdsenior]

Wow, looks like it's built out of old swing set parts and sewing machine drive belts to the rear rotor. Amazing that it flies, and pretty well at that. Pilot obviously knows what he's doing. Never would I get in this thing, though. Hope all involved stay safe.

[@BobJones-zf6ie]

Excellent !!!! Lots of engineering here! Lots of courage! and skillfully flying low around the field. Somebody really knows what he's doing!

[@LoneWolf-wp9dn]

by the way did anybody notice...absolutely no straps doing it like a man

[@davros0007]

Or a helmet! And zero safety zone. Obviously no nanny-state!

[@SoulTouchMusic93]

if you fall from 1 km up a helmet won't do much to you

[@R0BL0W]

The Vibe true enough, but it could be pretty handy if you have a take-off/landing accident

[@moonte7933]

A lot safer....they are russians...in mother russia,the helmet wears you!

[@MonkeyBlueAss]

davros0007 Wrong ! is a prototype textile helmet

[@bouncydachon]

America after atomic annihilation: Pipe pistols and scrap armor Russia after atomic annihilation: helicopters and wood powered cars

[@jovanlipovatz4503]

That is the definition of craftsmanship. Absolutely amazing. Russians seem to have no fear of anything.

[@HighOctaneExtreme]

No belt No helmet LIKE A BOSS No Like A Russia.

[@Gribbo9999]

That's impressive - The pilot is an ace and his hat reminds me of Mr Sikorski on his flying bedstead!

[@iang674]

The world needs more people like the Russians! Not afraid to build something from scrap and test it without the men with clip boards! I believe the term is . . pioneers? :-P

[@ImissSaganCarl]

Ingenious, smart Russians.

[@nw2324325325]

Glad to be a neighbour of RUSSIA!

[@NiNi-co8tj]

c

[@shaheda.shaikh7923]

+Ni Ni cxxxx

[@sadikmeah4057]

That was brilliant. Well done. Ingenuity and balls of steel combined!

[@n8style]

Boss level 100: Doing a 3 point turn in a home-made helicopter lol

[@canusakommando9692]

That's how it's done. That's why Russia never loses. They are smart and fearless. It's an Apache killer.

[@Комета-з5н]

Жаль, что России такие люди не нужны.

[@commentonly6053]

Чего это они не нужны? У нас что, вертолёты не производят?

[@psylement]

@@commentonly6053 а вы посмотрите мировую статистику изобретений. У нас никакие технологии не поддерживаются, все умные люди и специалисты уезжают зарубеж.

[@РусланМосквитин-й6в]

Норм беседовать через года? Ответьте мне в 2022

[@АртемКирюшин-э2в]

Руслан Москвитин 😂😂😂

[@teltos6817]

@@psylement уже начали возвращаться...

[@MeanwhileRussia]

Russian Police Helicopter Pilot's Skills goo.gl/8BHIkO A Priest in a Helicopter goo.gl/LvwDBK

[@GamingAmbienceLive]

Ivan utFunf hahah

[@ParantapSharma]

praises from india...keep it up... and keep helping india by supplying more migs and brahmos :)

[@LeeVoytee]

Fantastic and wonderful!!! Greetings from Poland, Kraków

[@granskare]

he is obviously a retired helicopter pilot to be able to fly successfully - a great guy !!

[@TheObelix77]

WOW! Das ist das coolste Video, daß ich seit langem gesehen habe. So ein Projekt ist ja schnell mal aus einer "Bierlaune" geboren, (besser gesagt, die Idee dazu), überlebt den Tag aber normal nicht. Hier haben sich ein paar Schrauber zusammengesetzt und das auch in die TAT umgesetzt. Cool gebaut, da steckt ne Menge KnowHow drin. Und dann hat auch noch einer die "Eier", sich da reinzusetzen, und den Vogel zu fliegen! Absoluten Respekt meinerseits! Jungs - da habt Ihr echt was geschafft!

[@SenseiEli]

I love creative people!!! Just Great!

[@goodmaro]

Ultralight helicopter, I don't care if it's Ukrainian or Mongolian, it's excellent.

[@mdo]

haha, this helicopter has a flybar, like the RC ones. Respect to the guy who built it.

[@odessa1488]

Its not in Russia. This is from my town.Cherkassy.Ukraine. Retired inventor makes different flying machines.Cool grandpa with a good sense of humour.

[@skarshad]

that clean takeoff, the old dude must have like half century of flying experience

[@dahlia1925]

and now vodka time!!!!!!!!!

[@kevins1114]

Much respect from me. He didn't take stupid chances, even though the crybabies would still squeal about "safety" issues.

[@adamryan4994]

Tell that to his flat left back tire.

[@สุพินเพชรดําดี]

Adam Ryan รำแคน

[@LattPlaysMinecraft]

I'm kinda jealous now, I would like to fly that thing.

[@woooster17]

Have NATO code named this yet?? They should!!

[@DJ_POOP_IT_OUT_FEAT_LIL_WiiWii]

+waynester71 Drunken Flying Dungster

[@kingdomoffryslan4920]

+waynester71 I think its called a Mozzie or something...

[@TheLastPhoen1x]

+waynester71 NATO codename "Hell is this??"

[@cazzo53]

+waynester71 FUCK NATO.. Why you gotta bring those pricks in this video for??

[@woooster17]

cazzo53 Chill out.. just a little light humour! :-/ The guy built a helicopter, which is pretty cool in my book.

[@DaveyCrockett001]

Meanwhile in Russia alright! This is a true helicopter. I have seen other videos (from the U.S. of course) purported to be helos about the same size and all they're just stupid gyrocopters. This is amazing ingenuity and skill, the machine is inherently unstable.

[@adriankline1351]

Amazing machine! Great job, looks like fun. Thank you for sharing this video with us. Good luck from Denver Colorado USA.

[@SensitiveDilemma]

Me: Mommy let's build a helicopter at home Mommy: Sure honey Helicopter at home:

[@landwalker2445]

Construction bureau "Two dranked man".. presented!

[@galexcheshev5929]

+Яков Савельев One was[the sponsor], the other is THE MAN !

[@duducu1]

How cool! 70 years old kids. Good for you lads!

[@GruntsAreWin]

SOVIET ENGINEERING STRONK

[@Antiauthoritarianmindset]

REPSECT! That is really awesome!

[@JayantKumarZ]

this is brilliant, building a "working" helicopter is brilliant and flying in it requires real courage, fantastic!

[@ukjjs1]

Mind blown. Great video 👍

[@J0Boa]

That chain driven tail rotor is an accident waiting to happen when that chain snaps

[@rbeck3200tb40]

that whole contraption is an accident waiting to happen Did you see that guy who almost got his head cut off when he started the rotor blades thats dangerous

[@K1w1scot]

Was just thinking that myself. A bit of chain whip and she's toastie-burgered. Also, I can't help but wonder if that spot of PIO mid video was a result of the outside position of the cyclic. Looked prone to wobbles, eh? But still a bloody impressive creation.

[@Y10Q]

rbeck3200tb40 dude shut the fuck up. Old geezers are part of the old pioneering spirit. New generation is scared of everything. Just listen to those younglings yelling at old guy. You can't be fucking scared over everything. So what if the old guy loses his head. Its not the end of the world.

[@K1w1scot]

Y10Q Will be for him!

[@Mitakskia]

rbeck3200tb40 i guess having head is too mainstream

[@ПерсонаВажная]

THAT'S WHY SHE IS RUNNING!

[@JeffEvenson]

Great job!! I think it would be a little safer with a driveshaft to the rear prop. AND A HELMET For your head-not to mention a Seat Belt!!

[@stG1992]

There is a nice russian saying - don't teach a father how to fuck

[@BigMathis]

It's all very funny until the propeller comes off and someone gets sliced in half

[@maslofet]

That old man have some skills man. :) I would like to see if there is any building video.

[@JIUNnF]

This is an old Soviet school air-lovers.

[@TheNicestPig]

Didn't really leave ground effect, but stiol that's impressive work, getting the counter right for the torque and CoM ballancing is no joke.

[@wartinho1000]

еще раз россияне показывают смелость и интеллект

[@friendofmara6298]

"Russian Handmade helicopter" Quarantined Floridan man: how do you do it

[@br39161]

Incredible .... respect boys !!

[@K1w1scot]

Mate? You've got bollocks made of plutonium to fly that thing! Much respect.

[@SirDavidBowli]

Awesome! Great respect! :-)

[@Quizler123]

This is not funny this is impressive

[@RomaindeVilleneuve]

This makes me remember that funny helicopter in Far Cry 4.

[@farisEFFECT]

HAHAHAHA I THOUGHT IT WAS BRO

[@corneredtarget7827]

Romain de Villeneuve this is what i thought it was

[@sidknee8490]

sweet! variable speed adjustment for tail rotor is easier than a pitch type set up. there's no reason you couldn't fly to the shops in this! 10\10.

[@hottom3rd]

amazing work!!

[@kfatzfatzy]

Well done guys, I admire your creativity, what u can do with a small budget it's amazing !!!

[@ghazialobaidi2218]

Smart people

[@H_N555]

А сделали это из остатков детской площадки.

[@cheekii_breekii3001]

Russia's newest attack helicopter prototype.

[@rangerpru]

Smiles, laughter, clapping....these guys are having fun!! Wish I understood Russian language.

[@swallowmyeggnog]

tthe whole project cost them no more than 700$ us dollars no joke

[@ShastaMcMikey]

An awesome effort!! I would love to build my own one day and this gives me a lot of inspiration

[@rafaellonieto8780]

Russians are so intelligent.....this is why my wife is Russian hehe

[@kishanchali8752]

Where did you meet your wife mate?

[@occamschainsaw3450]

-What's going on here? -Oh, nothing much, just Vladimir floating about in his spare time.

[@ThePJcommunity]

запатентовать, и проблема пробок решена :)

[@JIUNnF]

В городе полёт запрещён, представь на тебя упадёт эта канистра с бензином.

[@juergenlohse6902]

It works, because russian people always use vodka instead of gas (chopper and pilot)! Respect!

[@Harakiripuzu]

Молодец!

[@TheOzrover]

has anyone not noticed the juice bottle for a petrol tank! works a treat ya gotta love russians they know how to live

[@Milutin958]

Браво мајстори!!!

[@GroudFrank]

That guy is stoic AF while flying that thing. Amazing!

[@vladbran]

Respect !!!

[@bobmangal5788]

this men are to respect for what they have built and flown, Russian and Helicopters are synoniems.

[@atomed2]

Great job, but why is there no vodka in this video?

[@goodmaro]

atomed2 The vodka is in the videographer. But obviously he holds it well.

[@Kozlina12345]

atomed2 www.rumir.de/img/6143_d.jpg

[@dmitriyp7701]

Vodka inside the fuel tank

[@jdaniel3068]

Thats a sharp brain that built that machine. Tons of respect!

[@Chris3836]

Tutorial please.

[@EuroWolf420]

Seriously cool machine, love the colours too! 😂 all jokes aside who ever built this had some serious skills