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A visitor from United States posted Wed May 16, 2012: Haha, first class is on top, coach is on the bottom.
A visitor from United States posted Wed May 16, 2012: Interesting bus. Oh, and the helo is kind of interesting too.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue May 4, 2010: Wahooow! perfect
A visitor from - posted Sun March 14, 2010: Awesome and 1 of the unique1
A visitor from Kazakhstan posted Wed March 3, 2010: Unique photo! 5*!
A visitor from Germany posted Wed March 3, 2010: This sight is as rare as amazing - I wonder what the other photos from the same film do look like.
A visitor from United States posted Tue March 2, 2010: First time I've seen a helicopter try to hump a bus
A visitor from - posted Tue March 2, 2010: This scene is strange but very cute...and mister heli`s even got a smile! :) :) :)
A visitor from Italy posted Sun February 28, 2010: Nine months later, you get a delivery of a Helibus.
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 26, 2010: I think it looks like a giant dragonfly gathering in its prey!!. One of the more interesting pictures I've seen on here.
A visitor from - posted Fri February 26, 2010: This picture is priceless.Thank you for sharing and not put a watermark on it!
A visitor from - posted Thu February 25, 2010: If this were the 1980s, I could see Yakov Smirnoff making a joke along the lines of "This is what Soviet Russia's version of the "Airbus" looks like"
A visitor from United States posted Wed February 24, 2010: People thought BIG in those days...thanks so much for sharing!
A visitor from France posted Wed February 24, 2010: The ticket must be very expensive :) .. but this helicopter was created to lift tanks and war truck
A visitor from - posted Wed February 24, 2010: Great picture! the front cokpit of this helicopter seems a Bell UH-1H, isn't it?
A visitor from United States posted Wed February 24, 2010: Is that how Airbus came about?
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed February 24, 2010: Old and historic. Amazing!
A visitor from United States posted Wed February 24, 2010: This is definitely Russia's version of an Airbus, ha, ha, ha! Perhaps a more practical concept than what the folks in Toulouse had in mind, LOL!
A visitor from - posted Wed February 24, 2010: The reality AirBus! LOL
A visitor from Mexico posted Wed February 24, 2010: You mate a chopper and a bus and you get... an Airbus? Hahaha. ;) T.B.
A visitor from Austria posted Wed February 24, 2010: Mom, don't be afraid - we are going to the trip by bus :-)
A visitor from United States posted Wed February 24, 2010: Procreation...you're doing it wrong.
A visitor from - posted Wed February 24, 2010: The mating of chopper and bus
A visitor from Poland posted Wed February 24, 2010: Old soviet copter in color! Rare photo.
A visitor from France posted Wed February 24, 2010: Great pic, strange chopper!
A visitor from Malaysia posted Tue February 23, 2010: Woooo... an airbus indeed. how does the pilot go up there?? ... i'm very new in ANet
A visitor from - posted Tue February 23, 2010: Haha, i think we all know what that looks like
A visitor from Russian Federation posted Tue February 23, 2010: Nice picture of soviet era. It was positive time of growth, enthusiasm and development.
A visitor from - posted Tue February 23, 2010: The Russian way for increasing the passenger-carrying capacity!
A visitor from United States posted Tue February 23, 2010: What happens when a helicopter mates with a bus?
A visitor from Greece posted Tue February 23, 2010: In soviet Russia busses take a ride
A visitor from Sweden posted Tue February 23, 2010: The making of an Airbus, looks indecent! Great and interesting picture! 5 stars
A visitor from El Salvador posted Tue February 23, 2010: So many thanks for sharing this picture! 5*****

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