Nauseating display of imagination, craftsmanship, skill, attention to detail, and all around badassery. The real question is, can those rocket pods fire? ;) Badass, dude. Bad-ass.
Dude, GREAT JOB. I envy your ingenuity and skill!!! One thing I can't let go, though: the kit must have done you wrong... the collective's on the wrong side. The cyclic goes between the legs and the collective is on the left side of the legs (for both pilot seats). Only one helicopter I know of had a system like that and it was the Sikorsky R4 (first production helicopter for the Army during WWII / Indo-China war timeframe). On that bird there was only one collective and it was between the seats with a cyclic in front of both seats so the pilot could choose which side. A very confusing design that was never repeated in a helicopter design again.
Ivan Cruz That‘s a tricky part because it should be strong and flexible as well. I made a small frame/console. Due to vibrations of the fan I placed small rubber shims between the canopy and the console. Unfortunately I have not further information or pictures about this step. Sorry! Did you also built a Hughes heli?
The Army Guy i did a how to on joeburlas.com but sadly i left out music. It makes me feel like im in a 70s porn. Great job on the fan!! Ours was an OH-6, so your model is cooler haha
Disappointed that this video is so short. Would have liked to see a more detailed video. Went to the link. No English version. Really want to know how the tail rotor and lights where made to work. Thank you otherwise
I'm sorry, but I thought that pictures are enough for a ceiling fan ;) You also can use the google translater to convert the complete website. Unfortunately, I have no further information regarding the tail rotor system. But it's very simple - a small gearbox motor drives the tail rotor and is connected to relay. You can see some details it at 0:51sec
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This is awesome. If you made this a kit I would throw my money at you!!!
Every minute I stay in this room, I get weaker, and every minute Charlie squats in the bush, he gets stronger.
Nauseating display of imagination, craftsmanship, skill, attention to detail, and all around badassery. The real question is, can those rocket pods fire? ;)
Badass, dude. Bad-ass.
Can these be made to sell? I would really like to buy one..
So much detail, awesome job
very nice!
Dude, GREAT JOB. I envy your ingenuity and skill!!!
One thing I can't let go, though: the kit must have done you wrong... the collective's on the wrong side. The cyclic goes between the legs and the collective is on the left side of the legs (for both pilot seats). Only one helicopter I know of had a system like that and it was the Sikorsky R4 (first production helicopter for the Army during WWII / Indo-China war timeframe). On that bird there was only one collective and it was between the seats with a cyclic in front of both seats so the pilot could choose which side. A very confusing design that was never repeated in a helicopter design again.
What did you do with the original blades of the helicopter?
I would so buy this
How do u hold the helicopter to the bottom part of the ceiling fan?
I'm tryna do it but I'm having issues with this step
Ivan Cruz That‘s a tricky part because it should be strong and flexible as well. I made a small frame/console. Due to vibrations of the fan I placed small rubber shims between the canopy and the console. Unfortunately I have not further information or pictures about this step. Sorry! Did you also built a Hughes heli?
Amazing...was thinking of doing this, but the prices on 1/6th are crazy nowadays....😒
How do I do this
Honestly how does these people come up with such ideas,man I must be thick...
would you tell me where I can purchase the tail rotor drive system and the LED lights
tail rotor: goo.gl/gRX9ei -> out of stock... and crap... (Minor processed)
All led lights are done by myself. Visit goo.gl/ijRDHd for more details.
where can you buy one of these?
Is that just clamped to the ceiling?
Ha, that's cool
Hola ese ventilador se puede adquirir para compararlo?
How can I made it at home please tell me and any other way to buy this
Real nice job. My son who is 16 would go ape shit for this.
Name of the song?
That’s a Kmart Cyclone.
What's the distance from bottom of the skids to the ceiling? Thanks!
About 50cm
Thank you!!
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Do you take visa?
How much for 1?
Sir.. Price kitna ka hai or kha pr mila ga...
Mit dem Teil, ... na, da kann der Sommer ruhig kommen. :-)
that was very nice, where did u buy that?
nowhere. Self made!
The Army Guy i did a how to on joeburlas.com but sadly i left out music. It makes me feel like im in a 70s porn.
Great job on the fan!! Ours was an OH-6, so your model is cooler haha
What is the size of the ceiling fan?
Steven Church 1,30m is the diameter of the fan
Thanks....just completed mine...pretty basic. I need to figure out how to put lights on it and how to get a motor for the tailrotor
Dav so 52” look ok?
Give it to me. Now.
Take my money!!!! How can I get one
I'm sorry, my wife would kill me if I spend again hours in the workshop to build a second one ;)
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Disappointed that this video is so short. Would have liked to see a more detailed video. Went to the link. No English version. Really want to know how the tail rotor and lights where made to work.
Thank you otherwise
I'm sorry, but I thought that pictures are enough for a ceiling fan ;) You also can use the google translater to convert the complete website. Unfortunately, I have no further information regarding the tail rotor system. But it's very simple - a small gearbox motor drives the tail rotor and is connected to relay. You can see some details it at 0:51sec