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DIY helicopter from Nigeria

A Nigerian student has built his very own helicopter, fashioned from an old Toyota car engine and various bits and pieces from the wreck of a plane that crashed near his home town.

Mubarak Muhammad Abdullahi, 24, has flown his DIY helicopter four times and is now designing another prototype based on a motorcycle’s engine. The student says his love of action movies inspired him to spread his wings and he learnt to fly thanks to the Internet.

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