In reply to Duke :
That is a lot of airplane! 4 pairs of counter-rotating propellers?
In reply to Noddaz :
TU-114, essentially the civilian version of the Russian TU-95 bomber (the fasted propeller driven plane, 575 mph), contemporary to the B52, both are still in service. 4 x 12,000 shaft HP engines.
Machinist turning propeller shaft bearings.
In reply to aircooled :
Correct. I have a soft spot for weird Sovietski stuff. I always loved how absurdly long the landing gear was for prop clearance.
Like this - not even the biggest helicopter the Russians ever made, by a long shot:
Busy day in Australia.
Wait! Is that a rope or two snakes doing the horizontal Mombo?
In reply to 914Driver :
Looks like snakes going to poundtown.
Nice Beaver.
(not a Photoshop BTW)
914Driver said:
Isn't "bacon jam" just pig fat/salo?
Guess we'll find out when you try it. 
4 A/C units. 13 minutes of flight time. $136,000.
In reply to aircooled :
No, that's a photoshop. The trees behind are a dead giveaway.
The whole webpage is full of crappy photoshops. https://www.vintagewings.ca/stories/seeing-double
In reply to Appleseed :
13 minutes on site, I assume? So, plus transit time. Warehouse roof or some reason they couldn't use a boom?
In reply to Appleseed :
Just outside Albany, NY driving east on I-90 with a friend he asked me to pull over. OK. Stopped, looking 1/2 mile south was a big helicopter picking up AC units and putting them on top of a new warehouse. (friend is in the construction industry). "Yeah, that thing flew up from Maryland to do this job". Hell, I couldn't put gas in it let alone pay the bill !
So here's a Piaggio P-16.
Curbing at Vegas F1.
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