I must say it's pretty cool to see a model of the real helicopter you flew in combat. I was a pilot with the 174th Assault Helicopter Co. in Vietnam. I flew the real Shark 137 on many combat missions in 1969. Callsign: Shark 4.
Very, very nice, although I never saw a real UH-1C with 19-round rocket pods and a grenade launcher. Because of weight limitations we carried 7-round rocket pods when also fitted with a grenade launcher. D/227th, 1st Cav 1967
wow thats an amazing bit of kit. i would like to eventually fly this size helicopter one day but only just starting out but again thats one of the best detailed helis i have seen for a loong time
Well, I thought I was talented in army flight ops in W Germany in the early 60s until I made it through preflight and primary at Ft Rucker, Ala. but at seven months I washed out at 22 in late '64. Great repro of the UH-1 as I still keep up with rotary wing aviation.
Despite what others have responded, NO, The apparent speed , or lack there of, is due to the closeness of the rotor rpm to the camera frame rate. the closer these two numbers the slower the blade will LOOK ON FILM. In fact, if the framerate and rpm were exactly matched then the rotor would appear not to turn at all because the camera would be capturing an image at the same point in the blades rotation each time around. There is a video on youtube of a real helicopter showing that very illusion.
Awesome! Only thing maybe to make it look better on film is make the rocket pods more rigid. But nevertheless i'll just keep watching this movie, incredibly nice done sir!
@MrBhargab123 I'm just a cameraman who loves scale models that fly. All I know is this is a highly customized model kit. I think you can find the guy who built this masterpiece on the ScaleRCHelis website if you search "UH-1C Iroquois." I don't think I am allowed to post the link on CZcams.
Its because of the speed of the camera recording. FPS (frames per second). Only a high speed camera will eliminate this, this picture quality isn't bad though.
That "Bell UH-1C" was so freekin awesome! The only thing that actually sets it apart from lookin like the real thing was the stabilization paddles on the rotor head! Way freakin cool! How did ya git the video to look like the rotor blades were turnin in slow motion?
the camera cant capture those many frames per second, so it looks like its turning slowly but they are actualy turn at normal speed. if you watch some military helment cams you will this phenomenon in action :D
The rocket pod struts were loose. The downwash beating down on them when they are loose sets up a vibration but wasn't something he could fix at the event.
is it because of the camera or does the helicopter's panels really rotate that slow? i loved it, but that small detail bothered me a bit. exception of that....awesome video :D
@samivwow I would like to do something like that eventually, but I'd have to have cooperation from the pilots and would have to do it in a safe area. Would hate to accidentally take out the farm house and barn!
@MrBhargab123 I'm just an epileptic cameraman. They let me push the record button, but no one will let me fly. I LOVE aviation, though. Let's see your three helicopters!
Nah, because of the shutter speed of the camera can only take a certain amount, if you saw it with your own eyes, you'll see it spinning fast. Same thing with real helicopters.
Thank you for asking that question. When trying to make scale models look like full-scale models in a video, inevitably it's difficult to get all moving parts to appear full-scale at the same time. From the full-scale pilot POV, things move too fast. From the scale model pilot POV, things move too slow. I'm the cameraman. Nothing more. Think about wagon wheels appearing to move backwards in the Western movies. It's a comparable issue.
@LGTheOneFreeMan yeah. thats what i was wondering. because sometimes RC models do rotate their blades quite slow. so i just wanted to make sure that it was the usual camera and frames topic which was making the blades look so slow. thanks for clearing this out btw. ....wait a sec, what do you mean by "and many a dipshit on CZcams has tried to get more views using this little "reality glitch?!" if u mean me, i asked for my own interest. i never comment to get more views :l
check out my channel I have some more video's of this same Model The owners name is Bill Pirschel he's from not to far from me he had an insident where the flybar came out in flight but he is currently working on repairing it
you are an american, am i right? we think every american is rich. So you are also rich , so why don't you buy this one for you.I am not able to buy this. I am not lucky as you.
@MrBhargab123 truth is our economy has gotten worse ever since 2004, so if you are talking money than that would be a no, but if you are talking about democracy well than yes.
It is a radio controlled helicopter, yes it is fake, it is a RC scale model of the real thing and a damn excellent one at that. Not very clever are ya pal ?
I must say it's pretty cool to see a model of the real helicopter you flew in combat. I was a pilot with the 174th Assault Helicopter Co. in Vietnam. I flew the real Shark 137 on many combat missions in 1969. Callsign: Shark 4.
Respect!
what a creative thoughts dear
Very, very nice, although I never saw a real UH-1C with 19-round rocket pods and a grenade launcher. Because of weight limitations we carried 7-round rocket pods when also fitted with a grenade launcher.
D/227th, 1st Cav
1967
choprjock Thank you for your service to our country. God Bless.
wow thats an amazing bit of kit. i would like to eventually fly this size helicopter one day but only just starting out but again thats one of the best detailed helis i have seen for a loong time
you got some great shots of this thing! Almost looks like the real deal and not just an RC
That things nasty!
Every time i see that chopper it reminds me of vietnam
no kidding
Anyone who runs is a VC, anyone who stays still is a well disciplined VC!
Beautiful just 1 word
Well, I thought I was talented in army flight ops in W Germany in the early 60s until I made it through preflight and primary at Ft Rucker, Ala. but at seven months I washed out at 22 in late '64. Great repro of the UH-1 as I still keep up with rotary wing aviation.
Parabéns pelo vídeo!
that is so cool. i feel 5 again
Despite what others have responded, NO, The apparent speed , or lack there of, is due to the closeness of the rotor rpm to the camera frame rate. the closer these two numbers the slower the blade will LOOK ON FILM. In fact, if the framerate and rpm were exactly matched then the rotor would appear not to turn at all because the camera would be capturing an image at the same point in the blades rotation each time around. There is a video on youtube of a real helicopter showing that very illusion.
Great video! would you consider placing a mini camera on board? from the inside of the cockpit....
I'd like to ride on this chopper
Awesome! Only thing maybe to make it look better on film is make the rocket pods more rigid. But nevertheless i'll just keep watching this movie, incredibly nice done sir!
@MrBhargab123
I'm just a cameraman who loves scale models that fly.
All I know is this is a highly customized model kit.
I think you can find the guy who built this masterpiece on the ScaleRCHelis website if you search "UH-1C Iroquois." I don't think I am allowed to post the link on CZcams.
Wow very nice UH1 Ive seen a balance problem.over all perfect buit
Almost too cool, and thanks for not playing ' Ride of the valkyrie' over top !
All this video needs now is 'Fortunate Son' - Creedance Clearwater revival. =3
theyre spinning so fast they look like theyre spinning slow.
Its because of the speed of the camera recording. FPS (frames per second). Only a high speed camera will eliminate this, this picture quality isn't bad though.
cooles design
that thing can decapate some one
That "Bell UH-1C" was so freekin awesome! The only thing that actually sets it apart from lookin like the real thing was the stabilization paddles on the rotor head! Way freakin cool! How did ya git the video to look like the rotor blades were turnin in slow motion?
the camera cant capture those many frames per second, so it looks like its turning slowly but they are actualy turn at normal speed. if you watch some military helment cams you will this phenomenon in action :D
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The rocket pod struts were loose. The downwash beating down on them when they are loose sets up a vibration but wasn't something he could fix at the event.
please tell me the price. I want one piece .
Man I know thoughs are expensive as hell but imagine it crashes in a blaze of fire with the gi Joe's in in my god it would look bad ass
tuo huey meraviglioso!!!!!
kinda looking at an old japeneese movie. Thats a huge helicopter
is it indoor heli?
they moved really fast so fast it looks like they are going slow
Bill told me that too
where can i buy that rc hcopter?
its due to the cameras frame rate
is it because of the camera or does the helicopter's panels really rotate that slow?
i loved it, but that small detail bothered me a bit.
exception of that....awesome video :D
Any info of the rc fuselage manufacturer? This is one of the best scale UH-1C I've seen.
can i buy it in $25 ?
GET TO THE CHOPPER!!!
hi i like that helicopter uh-1c very nice can you help me show me where you buy that ? how much ? thanks very much
@samivwow
I would like to do something like that eventually, but I'd have to have cooperation from the pilots and would have to do it in a safe area. Would hate to accidentally take out the farm house and barn!
yout got high vibration - not good , check it , your gyro gain on the tail is prolly too high , nice fuselage though
Where you buy it. Is a nice piece
@MrBhargab123
I'm just an epileptic cameraman. They let me push the record button, but no one will let me fly. I LOVE aviation, though.
Let's see your three helicopters!
dear santa
is there an actual turbind blowing the bird up or is the wings actually honder her in the sky??
Could this be the same chopper that was in the January 2009 Model Airplane News Magazine?
How much did this bad boy set you back?
Looks sweet as!!
do a roll, do a flip, do a loop and do a crash hahahaahahha
@gijose95 India, still struggling to be rich, are you happy in America?
Hmmm a 1:6 scale? Maybe attach a miniature working firearm with the cartridge of the MP7
@MrBhargab123
Not necessary. You can watch for free!
Nah, because of the shutter speed of the camera can only take a certain amount, if you saw it with your own eyes, you'll see it spinning fast. Same thing with real helicopters.
Why were the blades appearing to move so slow?
Thank you for asking that question.
When trying to make scale models look like full-scale models in a video, inevitably it's difficult to get all moving parts to appear full-scale at the same time. From the full-scale pilot POV, things move too fast. From the scale model pilot POV, things move too slow.
I'm the cameraman. Nothing more.
Think about wagon wheels appearing to move backwards in the Western movies. It's a comparable issue.
^ cant ask for a better explaination.
is that in slo mo or do the blades really turn that slow?
Wher did He bought
The rotor blades are just for show.
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ohh this is not your helicopter. Do u have any? I have three.
it's to do with the frame rate and the rotor blade spin rate
looks like a kit plz reply i would like to get one
it just looks like they are turning slow something to do with digital cameras don't know the details to why I just know that is why
@LGTheOneFreeMan yeah. thats what i was wondering. because sometimes RC models do rotate their blades quite slow. so i just wanted to make sure that it was the usual camera and frames topic which was making the blades look so slow. thanks for clearing this out btw.
....wait a sec, what do you mean by "and many a dipshit on CZcams has tried to get more views using this little "reality glitch?!"
if u mean me, i asked for my own interest. i never comment to get more views :l
@MrBhargab123 what country are you from ?
thats fucken bad ass how much whas it i have some gi joes that wood go good with soming like that my kids wood trip
@MrBhargab123
Of course it is, if you're not married.
lots of vibration
Those vibrations ruins it all. I would get rid of them before you loose your precious heli!
gyro too nervous, many vibrations on the cell, but cool thing.
Needs gyros... nice work.
you fired some rockets havent you xD
@samivwow
Where can I buy this?
+Shix Lo I don't know. I was just the cameraman.
+misteroriginal ok then
check out my channel I have some more video's of this same Model The owners name is Bill Pirschel he's from not to far from me he had an insident where the flybar came out in flight but he is currently working on repairing it
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bit of imbalance there hence the vibration
charlie dont surf !
you are an american, am i right? we think every american is rich. So you are also rich , so why don't you buy this one for you.I am not able to buy this. I am not lucky as you.
hahahahaha
POOR JOB OF FILMING THIS BEAUTIFUL HELICOPTER. When will people learn to NOT use the high speed shutter when filming helos?
@MrBhargab123 truth is our economy has gotten worse ever since 2004, so if you are talking money than that would be a no, but if you are talking about democracy well than yes.
talkin bout its so fake ha ha ha ha
It is a radio controlled helicopter, yes it is fake, it is a RC scale model of the real thing and a damn excellent one at that. Not very clever are ya pal ?
Whats with this Slow-mo Shit.....