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Llama@bad · Post by **Llama@bad** » Thu May 12, 2011 3:40 am

das_fink wrote:
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Physics, i reject your reality and replace it with my own!

i swear this is fake, must be, the end bit is just to harsh, also teh camera always manages to follow perfectly and copter is nearly never out of focus. probably cgi but still creative moves...

Flynnstone · Post by **Flynnstone** » Thu May 12, 2011 11:06 am

I was thinking the same thing, although apparently some model chippers can swap the angle of the rotor blades so that they can fly upside down and they certainly have the engine power to do those sorts of things (what with model planes being able to hang from their propellers. It's movements and camera tracking seem just a wee bit too 'crisp'.

Avenging · Post by **Avenging** » Thu May 12, 2011 11:33 am

It has 2 rotary blades on top and one at the back plus is has a high powered engine. It not fake as I've seen one of these do the same thing in real life. The same designed real life heli-chopper can do a loop-dee loop.

Sir Psycho Sexy · Post by **Sir Psycho Sexy** » Thu May 12, 2011 11:37 am

i see what you guys mean about the camera movements, they do seem verrrrrry slick for something that looks like it was recorded on a poxy handycam, but then again maybe he had something with a barrel zoom which are much more snappy and responsive than the motor zooms on handycams... also the if you think about it they would've had to fake the sound aswell which would have been a complete bitch to get right and i can't fault it one bit. I'm more inclined to believe its real.

BBloke · Post by **BBloke** » Thu May 12, 2011 12:03 pm

From what someone posted on the youtube comments.. there a switch which inverts the pitch of the blades!

Switch the pitch when upside down and the plane still produces lift instead of sucking itself into the ground.