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He spent £6,000 on his first flying saucer last year but that also failed to take off.

Shu went back to the drawing board and started work on the second version this year which he has now successfully flown.

No video of the successful take off, though...



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Prime examples of men enlisting for the Darwin award...
I see shattered legs and bones if those clueless twits ever really try to fly that uncontrollable thing.



i would love to see it fly.



drkohler said:
Prime examples of men enlisting for the Darwin award...
I see shattered legs and bones if those clueless twits ever really try to fly that uncontrollable thing.

This.



 

 

 

drkohler said:
Prime examples of men enlisting for the Darwin award...
I see shattered legs and bones if those clueless twits ever really try to fly that uncontrollable thing.

It is a weapon of mass-destruction.



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spurgeonryan said:
Mordred11 said:
drkohler said:
Prime examples of men enlisting for the Darwin award...
I see shattered legs and bones if those clueless twits ever really try to fly that uncontrollable thing.

It is a weapon of mass-destruction.

Well then the credit goes to galaki for find the WMD. Congrats galaki!

I'd like to take credit but I did not discover them.



I think you'd all be surprised how difficult it is to kill yourself without intending to .... Certainly a prototype like this probably increases his likelihood of dying by several orders of magnitude, but it would still be unlikely that he would die from a mishap. The most likely outcome is for him to be seriously injured in a comical way and that makes for good entertainment



LOL it's a crummy hovecraft