Uploader Comments (NightFlyyer)
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Great to see, man. Fantastic work! Probably seen this film 15 times...
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WOW! I am so impressed. Blue Thunder was and still is one of my all time favorite movies. You got some skills Dave ;)
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I always thought Blue Thunder was the Alouette III(french) but with a modified cockpit
Same sound and tail, etc
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Great clips. I've never seen the move but now I think it's time i rented it and watched some great flying..
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Thumbs up, Hollywood Herbert! :-D
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Wow,,, I had no idea!
This movie was one factor that got me into flying fixed wing, my dream was to go to helicopter, still haven't done that yet :)
Thumbs UP Dave, this was very nice to watch! Fav'ed.~~John
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Hi Dave! love the movie, big hit world wide, Dad use to take us every sunday to the Movies no matter where we was. Saw BlueThunder first time while we where in the Yucatan Peninsula (Progreso) A real 1950's big movie theater. 1980 so many good movies and tv programs ( like Magnum PI ) In California I Fly rc Helicopters . Thank you for all your Help videos. Always wanted to know if the helicopter on Blue Thunder was made just for the movie or there are more real ones out there. God Bless...
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The Steering of the f-1 at 3:34 is the same as the one in the Battlestar Galactica Viper :-)
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Its funny.. after some years of RC planes now i started with helos and learned concepts like flybar. Then last week i got this movie in BR 1080p and noticed for first time how the BT in some scenes has a 2 rotor + flybar (loop scenes) .. even so and even in 1080p it looks pretty damn realistc.. also noticed the "hidden" details in the RC F-16s like explosives and the canopy poping up when it blows.. pros and cons of the high definition :D
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hi dave just watched blue thunder again! excellent work!
Cool, was one of my Favorite series when i was child. Very Good Job Man
GMaximo1 2 years ago
Thanks kindly.
NightFlyyer 2 years ago
Very interesting.
It's funny to see the helicopter grow/shed a flybar throughout the movie... hehe
lighturpl3 2 years ago
Thanks. Yep, but in those days, no one (especially the public) knew what they were looking at.
NightFlyyer 2 years ago
great job i love the movie
tannedking187 2 years ago
Thanks kindly.
NightFlyyer 2 years ago