A helicopter pilot told me it was sometimes like juggling and riding a bike at the same time. Also there is a zone just above ground where the physics plays hell with not crashing. I saw them hovering in that zone many times just to get the feel of it.
You don't even have to be off the ground, or anywhere near it, for a helicopter to explode. It's as though they know they're an abomination to physics and wish to end their torturous existence.
wut?
and custom sounds, so we can have beautiful moments such as
Being lightweight, the heli is really too responsive, indeed. A plower, air-head turns, self destroyer in a tree, so many purposes. But sure it is hell of a fun.It was a combustion engine model. The real deal.
And the best I can do is make sure it does not fly realistically because very few people would get that thing off the ground... without plowing right back into it 20 seconds later.
Pagan woodland creatures are the ones without organised belief systems.
Pessimist.Surprisingly difficult to fly those. The pilot involved in this rather sedentary impact had hundreds of hours flying time with various types of aircraft and even he couldn't prevent its front-bum, and more importantly the cockpit, from hitting the ground. Nobody was injured in the following footage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg-RPTiVa_Q
This one just seems to give up on the runway
Airships in general, regardless of whether they're blimps or have a rigid structure, have a terrible safety record. They just seem to attract accidents.Pessimist.
But did you notice that this was a prototype? In other words. Airship- alpha 1
