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Wow, sabía del islander B26 pero esto 😮..!!!!!!

Honestly these things are hidden gems that need to be modernised and applied to so many fields that would benefit from using these bad boys, especially since they don't look like something that would be too expensive or hard to repair or maintain

Kamov helicopters are not only unique looking but pretty good at their job even as attack helicopters like the Ka-52 which proved itself in a modern conflict facing modern enemy forces!

When I was a kid, my brother and I would run to see this little helicopter flying low over the fields.

now I want an aerovan

I love this thing! I used to have a book with all sorts of helicopters in it, and this was one of my favorites, just because the silo looked goofy

HAHAHAHA "Uncomfortable fake neck scratch" I love this channel.

Well done! I'm looking forward to what's in store.

Cool . Please stay away from BOTS.

Fun to see these obscure birds; glad to see at least a few are still airworthy...I also am drawn to the "rare and obscure" makes/models. Closest I've gotten to any of them is some seat-time in a 1948 Ercoupe, a delightful plane to fly... Best wishes for the new format for 2025!

I have flown the Fuji i 13:54 n the '70s. It was easy to fly but it was a bit sluggish during aerobatics, only basic manoeuvres really

This channel deserves WAY more attention and subs. Comment for engagement!!

The Stits Fly Baby would be a good choice.

Very nice video. I would have liked it not to have moved so quick on the pictures

Now this is what I'm here for.

Small, rare and unusual airplanes seem to much more interesting to me, than fighter jets. It is so much more fun to see what someone with a lot of passion and very little money can achieve!

0:44 I obsessed over finding the location of this aerial photo and found it between Loon Point Beach and Summerland Beach in Summerland, California.

Looking forward to the new format for '25 Richard. You know me and my taste for eclectic aircraft and I can think of many aircraft , that I've been collecting photos of for years, that I would love to see on your channel. Good luck sir!

Hello author, a little correction: Kamov was of Ukrainian heritage, and the Ka-26 owes much to Ukrainian engineers and facilities. Key components for Soviet aviation, including helicopters, were produced in Ukraine, especially at Motor Sich in Zaporizhzhia. While the USSR centralized projects in Moscow, Ukraine's contributions were vital to these successes. The Ka-26 is a great example of Ukrainian innovation within the Soviet system. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦

Thank you for mentioning the Argentine Ranquel! 🇦🇷🩵🤍💛🤍🩵

I flew the Dinfia 46 Ranquel towing gliders. It’s a very good plane with a 180hp Lycoming.

Get s'more dampening, it's getting closer but a muffled room reverb is still very much there. Otherwise? Lovely concept! Best of luck!

Excellent video after 60 years in the aviation industry most were unknown to me.

Great vid! As feedback, I would say turn the music volume down a couple clicks.

I agree--all book/video are long--than one side---show´s new´s (dash old)-resolution´s--GREAT CLIP-I´m boring -LIKEYOU

There are many of them in Hungary (and not only in museums). They are currently out of use (but in ready-to-work condition, packed), because it has been impossible to get new, factory fiberglass rotor blades for years due to the Russian-Ukrainian war. The rotor blades of most machines have expired. (They spray instead with drones in small areas, and in larger areas with larger helicopters or airplanes)

sky fairer is a popular rubber scale free flight. Comet kitted the Akron Funk.

All those aircraft are planes I've never heard, which boggles me... since I am an avgeek and a volunteer at a helicopter museum!

Love at first sight!

ı told you before that you know this job and I am looking forward to your new format 25 happy new year

I really like this new ideas, go ahead! 👍👍👍

Interview aircraft designers please!

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Very interesting stories. I’m an airplane nut all my life. I owned an Ercoupe years ago, rode in a Rearwin Skyranger in the early 80’s.

Another candidate for this list is the Edgley Optica. I had the privilege of watching it fly at Farnborough air show 1980.

The Mango!

ruclips.net/video/ZPKCD8nC9w8/видео.htmlsi=cwgKU4G4IHTYVueg search for Kamov Ka-26 aerobatics, in the very first video this yellow baby can do incredible things

you know what, china's 6th jet is a copy of this!

Sleek!

As a backcountry aviator, this video was a real treat to watch.

8:17 ???

Why make a plane like this?

THEY still use it to spy in Americans!

BESIDE every good man, is a much better than he truly deserves, woman! I am man enough to admit that I would have been lost over the last 30 years without my wife. I may be the brains in some of the situations, but she is always the heart of it. I know this seems odd to post here, but I appreciated the nod to John AND his wife. They seem to always get left out in stories like this. Thanks for the video and it earned my sub and like.

Sorry but you forgot about Leopard , two engines homemade english b- jet ...😮😢😊

Amazing work, respect

5:10 And breathing in left over insecticide.

The outboard radial engine layout reminds me of the Sikorsky S-56 and the cargo "pick-up" version like the S-60 Skycrane. They had a LOT of radial engines on hand after the second world war ended and turbines grew in popularity.

Sad none in americana.