One of the things I’ve always wanted to do (and this is on my secret “to do” list) is to be able to fly a chopper or even a 2-seater civilian plane. I know, I have to get a license for that and the flight schools are too damn expensive. But, it doesn’t hurt to dream.
Yesterday, I did just that. No, scratch that part. I did something close to that. We flew a chopper in Tagaytay. Let me share with you some of the photos I took. Pictures after the jump.
Oh, did I forgot to mention it was a toy helicopter? Sorry, I missed that part.
The one that we brought to Tagaytay yesterday was a cheap toy helicopter I bought a week ago while shopping for gifts for my godchildren. This one doesn’t run on gas but on four double-A batteries powering a small dynamo.
If you can’t afford your dream, improvise!
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Bwahaha. You got me there. The chopper that blogging bought?
ha! almost got me there!
i also got one for my son, although it’s my hubby who’s using it
And thought it was really for Real.. hehe
Nice Abe!
Oh Joy! I saw this baby at Toy Kingdom a couple of days ago and suffice it to say, my inner child squealed with glee!
So is it worth it? How long do the batteries last?
Hey, we want the same thing, but my dream is a bit, umm, bigger:
http://blog.kapenilattex.com/2007/06/25/dreams-of-a-career-shift/
i thought you bought the real chopper
Anybody want a lift? I think we should do a chopper flying EB! :p
The rotor of my chopper just got broken when it crashed on a malunggay tree…
I have to replace it first…
Demonyong entry yan. Asar ha.
ey! i’m also planning on buying those 2 seater choppers
Wow.. how much?