World's Smallest Helicopter

Austrian watchmakers created these incredibly detailed mini pistols. Imagine getting shot by one of them?

A talented drummer jams out on the tinniest drum kit ever!

Well you have to give this guy some points for his creativity. It's quite the motorcycle, think he'll be able to ride it?

With a catchy tune like that, how could you not want to buy ice cream from them? Now that's how you make a sale!

When you feature this man super cars in one drag race, it's definitely worth the watch. I'd love to hear all those engines in person!

Luckily, the helicopter pilot miraculously survived this crash. It occurred while he helped put up a Christmas tree on the waterfront in Auckland, New Zealand.

An incredible demonstration showing the maneuvers this autonomous quadrotor helicopter can pull off. I want one!

A pilot with balls of steel manages to recover his helicopter after a scary take off...

I don't know how far this thing will take you, but it would sure beat sitting in traffic!

Not the most efficient way to travel around but it'll do...

Check out this impressive drop-off maneuver performed by an Air Force pilot in a Chinook helicopter.

This is the pocket copter from AirHogs, it's one of the world's smallest coaxial helicopter. It's a 2 channel aircraft meaning you control its up and down motion, it slowly moves forward on its own. It's very controllable for its size. You have trims on the transmitter that affect the left right turning speed, they can be used to help it fly straight, but they are more affective at making the left and right turn speed equal. As soon as you start flying you'll probably notice it turns quicker one way then it does the other but a few quick clicks on the trim fixes this in no time. It responds to your commands very quickly, and the slim transmitter sticks are very proportional and smooth. You should have no trouble making the heli fly the way you want it to. The flybar is much better than the one on the air hogs atom it doesn't have to fight it during forward flight and the plastic canopy handles wrecks very well. It's also very quiet and nonthreatening in the air so you can fly it around others safely. The transmitter is very powerful so it's easier to fly it in areas like offices with overhead lights that usually interfere with IR controlled helis. All together it's a lot of fun and it flies a lot like one of its larger cousins, once you get the hang of trimming and flying it that is. It does spool up a little slower than other micro helis, it's more like a larger helicopter, but you'll probably want to hold it in your hand to launch it so that it doesn't drift around on <b>...</b>

It takes some amazing piloting skills to make this remote control helicopter seemingly defy physics and land on the wall!

I would become the worlds most laziest person if I owned this thing. A personal helicopter would be the ultimate toy!

This guy can really push is remote control helicopter to the limit with these gravity defying moves. If I was in a real helicopter pulling those tricks I'd surely lose my lunch!