The Lama! anybody remember the made for tv movie" Birds Of Prey" with David Janssen lama vs hughes 500-c some of the best helicopter stunts you'll ever see.
"Birds of prey" with David Janssen in 1973 and "Deadly encounter" with Larry Hagman in 1982... Lama vs H500-C. In the both movies, the best helicopters stunts in the cinema industry!
Yep. Even got seats from a 2CV! The French are very good at not wasting money on items that already work. From Citroën too are the door handles from a DS on the old SA 365 Dauphin, for example.
@@millimetreperfect Really? I didn’t know that. I bet the Indian Armed Forces get around that one, it’s the only thing that works up in the Khyber region!
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The LLAMA is one of my favorite helicopters!!! Thankya for sharing😃👍🏼
The Lama! anybody remember the made for tv movie" Birds Of Prey" with David Janssen lama vs hughes 500-c some of the best helicopter stunts you'll ever see.
"Birds of prey" with David Janssen in 1973 and "Deadly encounter" with Larry Hagman in 1982... Lama vs H500-C. In the both movies, the best helicopters stunts in the cinema industry!
Maybe Eastwood's dumbest flick, but the LALA flying scene in The Gauntlet was excellent!
what a cool helicopter! Happy landings!
incredible helicopter in all ways great flying machine the lama and the alouette 3 too
Awesome helicopter
Old helipcoptar
Are the Lamas and the Alouette III's from the same factory and company that built them? They sure sound like it especially when the engines start up.
SUD AVIATION
Excelente.
Interesting startup.
Why doesn't a lama have an anti wing?
Love the sound of that turbine 😜😜😜😜
Au debut de la video, ce Lama porte une immat francaise, puis suisse.Vole t'il encore?
www.swissheli.com/history/hb-zgp.htm 😂😂
A 90 gallon fuel tank if I remember correctly, thirsty but reliable and relatively simple
Yep. Even got seats from a 2CV! The French are very good at not wasting money on items that already work. From Citroën too are the door handles from a DS on the old SA 365 Dauphin, for example.
@@m3photo726It is a shame that Airbus are in the process of withdrawing the Type certificate for this model, the end of commercial use.
@@millimetreperfect Really? I didn’t know that. I bet the Indian Armed Forces get around that one, it’s the only thing that works up in the Khyber region!