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Increible!! Yo pense que era un avion RC!!!

más hecho en compu no puede ser...

Jajajaja mmmm considero que Ficción....

di no seria chiva ver eso en vivo, para creerlo.

Me parece compu

Que increible ver una vara asi en un BOEING o un AIR BUS

equesada escribió:Me parece compu

Qué SUERTE LA DEL CAMAROGRAFO que toda la acción sucede frente a su cámara y como corre al lado del avión aterrizando....

Si como no!!!

Esto lo tomé de http://www.hoax-slayer.com:


Summary:
Video supposedly shows an air race pilot successfully landing his plane after one wing snapped off during a mid air manoeuvre.

Status:
Almost certainly false - Probably part of a viral ad campaign for German clothing company killathrill

Commentary:
This video, supposedly depicting a skilled pilot's miraculous landing after one wing snapped off his aircraft during a mid air stunt, is rapidly circulating via email and online. Some viewers apparently believe that the video is genuine footage of a real incident. However, many commentators suggest that all is not what it seems to be. The landing sequence, especially, looks decidedly suspect and most probably depicts a remote control plane rather than a full sized aircraft. The video is almost certainly the result of clever editing and manipulation with full sized and remote controlled aircraft.

The supposed pilot of the aircraft has been identified as one James Andersson. Andersson has his own website which discusses his alleged prowess as a pilot. The site even features an interview in which "Jimmy" talks about the lost wing landing incident. However, there is strong evidence to suggest that both the one winged landing video and and the pilot's website are part of an elaborate advertising scheme launched by German fashion design company killathrill. The killathrill brand name features prominently on the stricken aircraft, supposedly as Andersson's sponsor. The pilot also wears a killathrill jacket during his "interview" about the incident.

The WhoIs record for the domain, jamesandersson.com lists the registrant as one Sandra Thielecke and includes a killathrill.com email address. It seems more than a coincidence that Sandra Thielecke is in turn listed on the killathrill website as the company's geschäftsführerin (female managing director). And, in spite of James Andersson's supposedly long involvement with stunt flying and air races, there is seemingly no mention of his past deeds other than on his own website and in comments related to the video itself. The WhoIs record also reveals that the domain was only registered in September 2008.

Moreover, if genuine, such a compelling piece of footage would have almost certainly been prominently featured in TV news shows around the world. Instead, it apparently only made it to YouTube.

Thus, it seems very likely that the video and the related website are yet another clandestine advertising campaign aimed at raising the profile of a particular company, in this case, killathrill. Such "viral" advertising videos are a new trend in online marketing and have proved very successful for other companies. A Dutch travel company has used another "amazing" aircraft landing video as part of a viral advertising campaign. A video supposedly showing cell phones making popcorn was later revealed to be an ad for Bluetooth headsets. And a "scary" video of an elevator ghost turned out to be a promotion by a consultancy company in Singapore.

In time, killathrill, like other companies who have pulled such stunts, is likely to "own up" and further reap the benefits of its creations. Meanwhile, the video will continue to circulate, generating much intense debate as to its veracity and affording killathrill a great deal of free publicity.

jajaja mas fake que unos ateojos "Okey" de 2 rojos.

El mismo efectillo de de disque desenfoque de camara de esos programas cuando el avion va en vuelo y cuando aterriza ni para que.

Efecto especial de pelicula de bajo presupuesto...


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Más falso que estas!!!




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pmontero escribió:Más falso que estas!!!




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ahh, pero cualquier avioneta aterriza en esas!!!!

Compu de fijo fijo.

pmontero escribió:Más falso que estas!!!




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ahh ame, pero las de ese tipo si las aterrizo hasta sin manos.

uaaaaaaáááá. uuuuaáááááá, un gerber, mamá un gerber.

Miren que al principio parece un avion de aeromodelismo... esos aviones si pueden volar con un ala...

Cuando aterriza (y apaga el motor) se ve el corte en la pelicula.

pmontero escribió:más hecho en compu no puede ser...

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lo duda que es fake fake

escholl escribió:

pmontero escribió:Más falso que estas!!!




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ahh ame, pero las de ese tipo si las aterrizo hasta sin manos.

uaaaaaaáááá. uuuuaáááááá, un gerber, mamá un gerber.

pucha, vos te imaginás aterrizar en unas de esas... y uno sin manos!!!!
QUE TORTURA!!!!!

Ya lo habia visto en la pagina de bienvenida del Ares y si fijo montadisimo pero si uno lo ve con una muy baja resolucion esta medio creible!!!
pero si fijo en compu!!!

No paso a creerlo,

Es falso, un tren de aterrizaje no puede soportar un golpe asi... y rebotar.

Lo que si es real es un F-15 de USAF que aterrizo con un ala.

Qué vulgaridad... tras de todo mal hecho... un montón de partes todas medio aceleradas o completamente pierden la lógica