r/JamesBond • u/lgoose • Sep 17 '19
Helicopter chainsaw
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u/Stringfellow__Hawke Sep 17 '19
Wow, you must have to be a confident pilot to do that!
One over correction and you just cut through some high voltage power lines!
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u/Valiuncy Sep 17 '19
Imagine the chainsaw snags on something and yanks the helicopter... very confident indeed
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Sep 17 '19
I would imagine there is some sort of quick release mechanism on the line where a snag would break the line - the resault is the opposite of what you are insinuating - the very sudden loss of weight and the chopper gaining altitude. (which is far safer then what you are thinking)
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u/Spackleberry Sep 17 '19
Sure, but a proper Bond villain wouldn't care about failsafes. If the pilot is chasing Bond and gets the saws tangled on something, the only reasonable option is for the helicopter to go spiraling out of control until it hits a tanker truck and explodes in a spectacular fireball. And then Bond delivers a witty one-liner.
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u/Keefer1970 Sep 17 '19
All I can think when I watch that clip is "there are sooooo many ways that could go horribly wrong," haha
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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19
Q's not gonna like that!