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Meet "Mythical Beast," a turbine-powered, radio-controlled, flame-breathing dragon. Built by American Rick Hamel, the R/C fictional flame-thrower recently won the "Best in Show" award at the Toledo R/C show, Weak Signals. It's now only a matter of time before the fall of King's Landing.
It took Hamel over a year to build this flying dragon, complete with an articulated head, light-up eyes, 600 airbrushed scales, and a jet of propane that, ignited by a stun gun, shoots fire.
A nine-foot wingspan, 22 pounds of thrust, and a working rudder make the dragon plane quite maneuverable. There's video of it in flight, and the whine from the turbine makes a decent imitation of a dragon's scream. I would start pledging allegiance to House Targeryen if I were you.
I, For One, Welcome Our Remote-Controlled Robotic Fire-Breathing Dragon Overlords | TechCrunch
It took Hamel over a year to build this flying dragon, complete with an articulated head, light-up eyes, 600 airbrushed scales, and a jet of propane that, ignited by a stun gun, shoots fire.
A nine-foot wingspan, 22 pounds of thrust, and a working rudder make the dragon plane quite maneuverable. There's video of it in flight, and the whine from the turbine makes a decent imitation of a dragon's scream. I would start pledging allegiance to House Targeryen if I were you.
I, For One, Welcome Our Remote-Controlled Robotic Fire-Breathing Dragon Overlords | TechCrunch