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The Mil Mi-12, known as V-12 in the Soviet Union, and by the NATO reporting name Homer, is so far the only helicopter produced by the Mil bureau to depart from the single main rotor plus tail rotor formula. It is to date the world's largest helicopter and flew for the first time in 1968, but did not enter production. The second prototype, which was presented in the West at the 1971 Paris Air Show, set seven load-carrying records in 1969: in February, a 31030kg load was lifted to 2951m and the following August, 40204kg was taken to 2255m.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• aircraft
• weird
• MI12
• HOMER
• vstol
• deathtrap
• russia
• aviation

[tonyr1973]

Why did you rip a few vids and layer stupid music on them....get a life

[killfairy]

@tonyr1973 right like u lol ok

[WouterJ]

watch?v=kKsWTdjnXiw

Death trap? I don't know where you got that from but it certainly wasn't, if anything Sovyet helicopters are renowned for their safety.

[Treldman]

Explain why it's a deathtrap.

[DeathToLiberalism]

Mute the stupid ass music.

[MrCagekicker]

that things a piece of crap just like the music

[MechaWolf0]

IT WASN'T!!

[noseygrandma]

How was that a death trap?

[dorkf1sh]

Damnit, I fuckin hate Euro techno-trash synth music. Seriously, wtf is wrong with you people?

[mustang19ms]

@rongay80 your comment is so gay, like your name, and your whole family

[jetevovi]

pathetic music wrecks the vid

[rampking1]

@RobSar63 Both countries invaded Poland.

[dalek14mc]

@WouterJ-Um, no they're not. The russian hind was known to chop it's own tail fin off. "Renowned for their safety" my ass.