Dream Come True: 24-Year-Old man Turns His Car into a 'Helicopter' Himself, Showcases it in Video, Many React
- An Indian youth identified as Mithilesh Prasad has modified his car in a bid to actualise his dream of owning a helicopter
- The 24-year-old added some helicopter parts to it like the main rotor, tail boom and another interesting body part
- Despite now owning a helicopter-like car, the young man has yet a bigger dream of building an aircraft
A 24-year-old man from India, Mithilesh Prasad, has refurbished his car into a 'helicopter.'
According to an Instagram blog @trtworld that showcased the young man's work, he did it to actualise his helicopter dream.
To make it look like a real helicopter, he added a helicopter-like tail boom, tail rotor and main rotor to it.
The limitation of his helicopter car is that it can not fly. Mithilesh erks a living renting the car for occasions and ceremonies like weddings.
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The young man hopes to someday build his own helicopter and fly it.
Watch the video below:
Social media reactions
@psean_the_artist said:
"He’s just going to decapitate someone with those blades."
@thekhanarbab said:
"I was waiting for it to fly the whole time; your shortcoming broke my heart TRT."
@madebyeaq said:
"Best way to kill annoying people during traffic hours."
@hatebuster3300 said:
"I was Amazed by Indian street foods now am speechless with non flying luxury weeding helicopter."
@f.ar.han_.sa.mi_ said:
"He has almost done something what I have wished to do. Great job brother."
@im.umar.qadri said:
"Remembered the other Indian guy who made a helicopter but died while starting test flight. Feel sad for him."
Nigerian man converts his Toyota Venza into a Rolls Royce Sweptail car
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man had opened upon how he refurbished his Toyota Venza to a Rolls Royce Sweptail car.
While stating that it took him a year and 6 months to complete it, Nonso claimed that knowledge on refurbishment came to him in dreams - he said God showed it to him.
"It is God that inspired the refurbishment. Whenever I sleep, I dream about cars. I see how to do cars and many other things in my dream. I would be seeing the cars I have not seen before in my dream."
He hinted at working on another project that would blow minds but is being limited by finance.
Source: Legit.ng